' . • THE OT. JOHNS NEWS

VOLUME XXII—NO. 8 ST. JOHNS, MICH., THURSDAY AFTERNOON,—SEPTEMBER 29, 1910. TEN PAGES uNE DOLLAR A YEAR

MMinir DDCiRuroc mmm nME'SCMHHU NISSEliUI HAH mfuiL nfullltuiu COUIITYFlUfl ENOuoii FOR on ARnLEil IIESIHI^IIIISIBIIF MIL BE LOnrED DElTHRESOLe I'LlHTflN rOIJBTTY DBf'lDIDLT TO LEAD CHURCH NTMONO, POPHLAB A.NP f'OHPB. CLDSETO AELLET tHHIGNMK.NTN OF BBTMODIHT FRBTIMOSTOOIS GREAT SVCGESS SHT ON TBIH MNT OF PBUIT. BININTBBH IN TBIH DlflTBirT. TBNT WILL P<»Lt BIO TOTK. BBHI'LT «IF PBIBABT AH FfirND upA^ln to SUmSED EffBfTli n last wash aod fOuad the crop there {Woodland, and H. W. Hutum from rerr maph leas than la former years, Bath to Perry, where be will engage this Is oae of the best atteaded j in mercantile business hnvtag quit the ■BATH IN BAf’BB FABT FOB CON-; ■** . BINIHTBB OF TWBNTT TBABM WAH FOBMBBLT BUM- t’jL orchards la the state lintnlatry. J. H. Wilcox eoaws from EXPBBIBNCB. The alata Iward of oanvaaners have I Grand Ledge to St. Johns. DITION OF TEACM. This week these aentlemen made a TVBHBB OF TBIB CITT. flBlahed their work In cnnvaaalng the Superintendent W. P. French; tour of some portions of Cllatoa recent prtmnry election vote and the county and they report that the crop Alma. W. E. Doty; Ashley, John Clam- result at tbe prlnctpnl ofTlcaa are as ens; Bannister, George Brown; Bath, Is very shy —very fow orchards will Highly Bsgnidad hy Fsmmr Pariah, follows: HaaNBary el Bases, aad TiaM>—Ai have enough apples to supply the osm C. A. W%aley; Beldtng, O. W. Max ­ laasrs Assamss i-harge #f United States senator —Republican. well; Berlin aad South Berlin. W. W. Bares Bade Weed Hpert —Other ers' use. macb less having any for Rep. Charles E. Townsend, 112.9S0; Ale Pelsen la f'inairy WBli shipping. In the south and west por- New Werh Handay. CThstfield; Breokearldge, Elliott Fratare* as Adrertiaed. J. C. Burrows, 72463; Townsend's Phriy af Savea. tioas of the county they found the majority, 40437. I^mocratic: J. T. Houck; Carson City, T. G. R. Brown- ■ scale pest In almost every orchard low; Cryttal, L. H. Wheeler; Delta. Winshlp, 2411; scntteiing tor 276 F. 8. Kinney; DeWitt. G. T. Fisher; The officer, of the Clinton Com- coadlUon not- Rev. J, H. Wilcox, the newly assign* i others, 1.144. Prohlbltkmlst; W. A. The many friends of Mrs. W. J. i^r,. fe^iinjt withstanding all that has been said ed iiaator to the Methodist congrega*! Duplaln. L. B. Kenyon; Bagle. Charles ty Agricultural Society are leenui, Tayior, 1,677. Haywsrd; Elsie. O. J. Golden; Grand Murray, formerly Miss Carrie I. Turn ­ unusuallyattended theirelated effort, over condition,to make that done tc^rd the emdlcjuliw or^ at ,toa;7n \mu (1^^ (Imrcmi^—Republican: Chase 8. I.<*rn * i lonis M ii Callen; Ithaca. Alfred death which occurred late Thuradag port given, which was much bgiter ^duce orchard owners to spray the ^ Democrat Nornlae** for Sheriff. plurality, 3S,!*33. Democratic: Law- afternoon from polaoning occaslonad Way; I.4uu Idk Central. J. T. IWlear; thi. year than for many .eaMns past. •* *• “' I»roi>«r flme^snd It seems „ u* . ^ ton T. Heinans, 224U4. Prohibitionist: from eating toadstools which had PV>r one** the weather man worked to grange that farmers will not. or do v ”***' ^ •** elected l^ansing First, I. T. Weldon; Lansing .Fred W. Corbett. 1.723. Socialist: Jos ­ .Michigan Avenue, C. J. Kruae; Lyons. been mistaken for mushrooms. Idvan" the ^nfer^ts T the great «<>». "lore attention to their or- ^on^h^clerk of that township and eph Wkmock. 792. On Friday, September 16. Mrs. Mur­ event and with the «un and rain chardi to make them productive whan hlghe« ’^Aeem of the people re-elected the following spring. In W. W. Hurd; Msple Rapids. H. E. Ueutenant-govemor — Republican Wylie; Mason. C. L. Beebe; Middle- ray, accompanied by her mother. Mrs. "r..»Vor„l.U To 81...... ------>o * Join, -III. J. Q. Roas, 62.6.’'>7; L. D. Dickinson. Elizabeth Turner, went from tbalr Thursday and Knrtay. and they may l»e made, with comparative dally practicing of the Ideals he : his present""* partner, wBmest——. i*l*ardee,—a ton and SetbtoD. A. E. Wynne; Nasb- Johns on 58.741; CwRlce. 44.298. Democra- home in Detroit to visit the latter's ly little effort, the most profitable p^pi^ehed. Imught out the Ice business of II. A. brother, Carrol Wood, and family, at portion of any farm. Although bis people In Grand l>>dg< Sng«-, which Is now known as the 241. Prohibitionist: Onit Massenlck, | u- v* i» o Green Oak. On the following Tueadny Thursda' whs a i»erfect day, warm Good apples^ are always In^d«Mn^d j.^jjjpj,j dejuirture they'are glad for Hpringbrook- Ice Co. .4* u^4.i4... u o - ' t»rli*ans. w. .M. P. Jrrrett; Ovid. R. ^*1 !• J. siee; Palo. C H, M'lrth; Peninton. the two ladles and Mrs. Tumtr’a frciniand bright,far anrf and n. arthe aather*-dyoung andon theold ** ’ * figure that warrants strict at- Ik I' I----.7----- ^ ----- In April. lf»04, he waa married to #*— a4..,iav nf t»-ntion lieing paid to the fruit trees at ***** pvomotlon that has come to a man niece, Mrs. Brennan, went into the .Miss Ids .Shaffer of Ht. Johns. In In the contested congressional dia-, ^ ^v. W. Slee; ^90 well deserving advancement. Mr. trlcts- Second" Ri-publlcan. W. W. fields to gather mushrooms. They grounds to fee the fine display of Iiatti be was elected alderman of the J. ; Pottcrvllle, K. E. Sprague: St. Johns, fa proi»er tli^. A movement should ^ j,, WiHleineyer, 7.139; H. C. secured quite s quantity of the fuago stock, product, baked goods, needle second ward of Ht. Johns by 60 ma­ srniitn, &.-,j ^v, I. Elmer; ‘I*" V ‘ t*** regular service* and cooked them for supper, a com- work and the \arious other exhibits jority. which office he efficiently fill­ J" IL 7tancVoft; “sherl ’- county .11^ It seems to The New. a. Itany of seven partaking of the mauL tbst are made for profit and in ­ though tbe Granges and Farmers | ed for two yeara. In IIMM be was electeent in tb< ‘ middle west he has 5 Hut In tbe spring of 1910 these two nor. who made the run 2 yenrs ago, bu; hy T o'clock the rain had stopped rentlemen again came on tbe mat for nurses gave her alihost constant at­ MARTHA L DARS latmred continuously In Michigan. *' ------* has been for years the editor of l^e tention. her condition continued to before much damage had been city treasurer, this time Mr. Schoen- „ . „ . . , Before going to Grand I^edge Mr bals winning out. be being our ci. He is a member of the I. O. O. F. IV'*'**"* * ***^ ”" oomlng to FBKMtTK HT. JOHNH WOMAN PASH- 'than Rev. W'llcox. studious, original, .>f which he is a Past Grand, filling ‘.^V**** „*** “,*" “ . “ out at 6;40 Thursday afternoon. of the association. well balanced both as a citUen and KD AWAY AT WEHTBBN ROBE. About tbe middle of the afternoon a the chair with credit to himself and Helley of HatUe Cr^k Tbe body waa taken back to Da- a preacher, unflinching in bis devo- troli Friday by the husband and bro ­ fine drizxle set in. driving many un ­ to the order, lie is also a memb-r of •“** f®*; ‘Wreaa In the Tb rd dia- ■mer Pleneer HesMent ef This tion and principle, yet gifted with that trlct resiimption to at­ Mr. Schoenbals is a cUan. capable '**'5,*'* ’' —Woman af Beantlfnl rhnmcter. m M<1 V.*™ * -»« Hm ip-o^ In i.,mb.r.. j„„,„ resiionslble. For Instance; Relatives of Mrs. William H. Wheat were tn doubt regarding the genuine ­ FridVv'rVl.lsi. InrludlM mo..» »!.• •• ’•‘j; »' “»• >•») ,plrtta,lltT. all of his time ti» attending to th#- du­ In^addltton to ttetng^ ^e 7^ have this week received the ssersonal le'.l*>r received hy the the republit-an itarty as the candidate en tn at the grand stand. The crowd ties of the idfic.- .Aflv nouncement of her death which oc- She was the only daughter of the months of lllnesa from heart and editor of The News this morning from for the United 8tatas senate (Tiarlw r„rri^'"^i^er‘latT home In Uttle late William Turner of 8t. Johns, and * ‘'^L"lLnT,^.?he llTe iil trouble, and in her death l^ake Ddeasa has the following to say E. Townsend was nominated for^e Arkansas. Saturday night at 11 was born in this city forty-one yearn fnrv the aswtclatlon the receipts losses a woman of rare purity in reference to .Mr. Wilcox- office of state senator on the problbi- „-. a moth- ttona to tbe Methodist people of your Detroit where for a number of yearn previous record. •■r untiring in her devotion city :ind to all in general on tbe as- 54 Angus Kerr, who opposed (Nm- *®® ‘' * ‘J*** ’'® 7*? » ^^f"*** -7®** she studied music. After completing Although the track was not In a .Mrs. Davis spent her early girl- signment of Rev. Wilcox there. He IN COLLEGES gn ssman H. Olln Voting for renom- ®" •“S’*!"* * ”*"! i****.®*" ’’!**^., first class condition, the races were her course in music she returned to ho«Kl .rears In Ohio where she was was here four .vears and was eamest- inatlon for tx,ngre« in the Twelfth 5**"!, ***^* ‘'^ ^ T*"**, . 81. Johns and for a time Instructed n Jnter'silng, with the following re­ itorn June 18. 1h 32. She came to ly requested to come back for the I.BNG I.IHT BF YIir.NG PEOPLE district, was the choice of tbe siwial- ,***«• “"J trampi ng on by left class In her favorite art. sults: .Michigan when the country was new fifth and so we knew whereof we SEEKING IIIGHKII EDUrATION. ists and the prohIbItionMs tn that dis- 7*'L In June. 1893 she was married to Tharsda;. and spent many years in making a speak. Think you will find him Just trict and may be a ..andldate on one Inflicted the injured lady did yt 2.14 Pac«-- Purs* 62rt*i William J. Murray of Detroit, aad home frnni a dreary, desolate forest, the man for the place. He Is strong of tbo»- ticket* 4rr,4.T"*T4*^ IZ Idolstar. h. m. < .Mct'alllgan t 2 .1.7 1 1 1 since then she baa resided in that She w«a ever of a cheerful;nature, in many wtys. He seems to have a During. u theu. coming4. K .colU-ge 40 year the in the Tenth Voogreasionai dls- " < ‘* ‘**^1***',. •«7'“®® **»• Wilbur T.. s g. (rbiircht 1 i 2322 city. She united with the Gongregn- aiwl during her long life bad done natural aptitude for fitting in moat 8t. Johns high school will be repre- ^ republlcnn ^ short Ume Inter, however. tloaal church of Si. Johns whan n DilUrd Online 2nd (Erwini 32 123 •« .4l##AaAn* 4->a><*,,*4Ana n* -'I---- * - Time 2-18. 2:17 3-4. 2:19 1-4, 2:21. wiich to make the world seem bright- anywhere, no mstter dlfflcult J"«‘^;*®« ®' BKimlimtlon to G^i^V Loud, b« developed and she young woman, transferring her mem­ er to many discouraged with toll and i or i>ecullar the task. M’e here are lyf***®* «> , ®T’"* ; V)!*,.!***** declared the nominee of the problbi- "®®® *® * crltlcnl condition, pnan- women-Unlver^y of Miyigan bership to the Trumbull Avenue Prsn- 2:20 2",3.5 bardsbip from which small returns glad. too. to hear ______^ ______‘------— ------* byterlnn ahnreb of Detroit soon aftsr 2; 27 Trot Pnl ”nce. J’‘**' ‘r7; ‘^*® ------taking up her residence in that cHy. After the death of her husband, the , best appointments FV>wle wa. nominated on the re- InM *W In O^- She was an active member of tho Jimmie Brown b g (Plotts) 122 2 Iste 8tephen Dnvis. a number of By the way, Rev. Wilcox Is old »P«u*dlng. Ryben S|^i6bt. Leo Bur- pubHoMi, democratic aad problbltloa- Laad cemetery at Little Rock near Meadowdaie, b. s. 1 Andrews 1 3 3 33 Woman's Christian Work Society and 2:32 1-4. 2:29 1-4. 2:31 1-4, since, she continued to reside newspaper man and sympnthlzen wRhIth ...... tickets.... Fowle...... is« n. republlcnnrepublican and ®^ ^ **••* Michigan the Afternoon Study Club, and wan Time on the old bomeatead northeast of this the editors tn their trials and trfbu- Fletcher'^^Rober^I^xter' Ifobert oppoeitlon at the piimnries. frl*®6*- Henderson. Miss Frances Green well known tn musloni clreleo ns well 2:29 1-2. city with her .Mm. Jay B. Davis, spend- laGons. Think win find him a One of the moot curious fenturea Mrs. Wheat, before her marriage 2:13 Pnc4 ‘—Pur*»* 3.300. ns in the Masonic Ordsr whore hor mg part ®i^^ 0*"®^*® 'J** Jt?foGrall“?lghT' ”'^* “* **"** ’'’ ^ ^* ’* at* YpSlnntl-the'IllE^ ma\**jota*allo2 ”S?^5pubri«i^ n X ^Y!!riL***lIsriSr*°bsln^bJr^ In husbsad Is prondaent. Baron A. (McDonald! 3 2 32 her son, Frank, She was a young woman of charm ­ Dillard Onward ch.g.(Williams) .5.5 2 5 “ * " *" W?th thU W^ ofamnnntthehelm ^®’’ H*«t«'*wit-®ovemor. mn Onyugn county about sixty-three years here ing psraoanllty wtth the power of Judge Black, blk. g. (I-ewls) 14 52 .fjrrr. tie^tSodttt 7e^ ^®* Flor**ce Keys Dtcklnnon on tbe problbi-lAlfo When n young woman of poa- wtnnlng and kssphig frlenda and her Nuttingham Jr., ch. s. (I-ewls) 4 3 4 4^ Jle. an?the enUre community ^ ili^tTai ^'lI21Ihui 2'iSJ^WI|! L*®® **.7**®* ®“?. **®. ^ 5®..* “’® death la mounisd by many who dne p I-ady Brtno b. m. (Porter) 2 117 that matter, should make some ad- to®®** candidate of the 'weta.'' was mnrriad to Mr. Wheat______ly sympnchlae wtth the hanband. mo ­ Time 2:13 3-4. 2:17 1-4, 2:16 1-|.' vaacement in thiaga spiritual. AMhir^M^l^" AJh?i^ ^^STisa^------— I***®** yonng couple came to Mleh- ther and brother. 2:18 1-2. Archle Schavey. , WATBB WAHON WILL TB¥ AQAIN. Igan. reoidlag for a time la Bmex on n Fm" e auiaher of years Mrs. Maimy Friday's BnMo. Ralph Hesrierson and Frank Flrwttlt; 2:25 Pace—Purse $200. Adrian College, Mlaa Helen WolcoCt; . The rain^ atorvn of laac Saturdayw ' *6™ partinlly eiaared. Later they had not been well aad Innt year apeat moved to.. Maple liapida wlmre Mr. n grant deal of tlmn la Sfintlnad aad Storm, hr. g. (ronnolly) ------1111 SDPHEIE GflilRT HOLDS bnaianan la Mglnad gatnlng maeh la mreaUB I^egal light hr. g. (Glaaer) ... 2 2 4 4 Onutoa; commtnumr at mate. II-rtMrUUp i...... Murdo ' MoDoaaM. 4ari vianr, aad the outtook tor n m- Rivard, ch. g. ------4 4 2 2 ...H,.IU.U. H-4.™- . . . tain of health waa snoniiTeBlag. SBn I^ady Omllae. h. m. (Hrwtal ... 1333 laduotiiai InaUtate at Bhr Rap4®W" *"»« aimrwanlt thwr oaiae to ■d. Oorkla aad Lewlo Olffola. had bat recoatty return ed from a Time: 2:20. 2:19 1-4, 2:21. 2:24. auauner's oattag at IBehory lalnad 2:22 Trot—Purse $266 YILLAflB rOBNClL Of WWt CBII1l-> Nearly nil of tbe young Indies are ^ WacoueU. 9:30 to 3:45; | Wheat. About ^tey FWW y ^ when she went to Oreea Oak to vtMl Andy Pop. b. g. (EUerle) ------111 prepartag theoMelvea to become | ■ngle, 10:00 to 10:35; Westphalia. ! r®”»®^®** ■*® ^ TT BAT M7PPBBM NALBONB. teachers, while the young men expect I roMtlves. Joe rhlltflfi. b. g. (ronnolly) ------222 11:00 to 11:16; Fowler. 11:46 to 12:001* “®® ^ reside. PVtr many hoam Mrp. Tamar waa la Blegsiire. blk. m. (Murdock) — 223 I to become eaglaeera. pharmaclsta. Maple RapMe. 1:00 to 1:20; St. Johns. I About the middle of July Mrs. a ofttloal ooadltlca bat early thfa Time. 2:31, 2:27 1-4, 2:27 3-4. TiM supreme court in a declatan 1 hi'x^rs. doctors, laatructors aad mla- Wee-Fbr-All —Pume 3460. 2:00 to 2:45; Shepnrdevllle. 3:16 to [Whe at came baric to MapI® Rap Ms to week n mnrlmd ImprevsiaBat waa handed down Wednesday defeats the ; 3:39: Bath. 8:15 to 8:46 a. m. oa Oet.leaalot la oaring for bar aged mother made, aad ao doabt she will oltlamto- Tsxtitle. Mk a. (Turney) ------2 22 suempt to knock oat the act giving i 18: Giinnlaon 9:00 n. m on Bet 13th. «Hk > was very III at that time. She ly reanla her boelth. Other mamBeta Minnie W., b. m. (I.^wis) ______111 Ttllagee the right to suppress saloons. HCHDCQC fK IKHIPDCT ------spent sosM time wtth relatives and of the fhaslly who wore eerloaely 111 Nuttingham. Jr. rh 8 (Lewis) „ 2 22 The council of the vlllnge of Odnr NDIniCiNl uT iKMIlllMI NfrnCB. frlenda In thin clt|> In oonspaay wMh ere also improriag. Time: 2:21. 2:14 1-2. 2:17 3-4. Springs bad refused n saloonkeeper n Kw-The annual meettag____ * ___ ic..»4k*iker of tar Kurenn eieler, „ Mrs._ Mary Perry ofL_ Auburn------A. N. Sowersby of Elsie was starter, . Ilceaae. hnvlag prevtoonly pnaaed na waamm evr or sbabbb . W. T. CTburch, A. T. SmRh aad A. O. ordlanacc barriag sniooaa from the Cemetery Aseoclattoa will be held at ^ *»o*® Septem- William Taniger. the fruit man, Jones, acting as judges. ' town. The mloottkeeper nppllad tor nurri.. Mo«ur o ««Wt m., .M. o-. 04 til, o»«tw Nearly forty automobilea of varlons a writ of maadnmua charging tet the nn WBO WILL CONBOCT NOTBB- ! mj SSTt of the Order of this moralag brought to St Johnn tbim boxes of dellcioea sUawhi rriea makea and models participated la the ieglslnture la paeetng the Warner pfoked on hla larm. The bsrrl ea am autOBMiMIe parade Friday afternoon. MARTHA L. DAVT8. Cfwmton act la 1969. had by lamMca BBS CABPAIBN. bustaeos that may properly coa» be- T?* jSr TTie five-mile rilaton county race wan fore said meeting. All lot owners are I ®®*®®*?7,.^® ® woeaan of hmad as peifect na those msrksnsd la ann- Wair-Sleter of John Brown of Harper Hon iwpealed the law giving viIlngM urMi tA he nrfMMt syrafutthtes. paanasoiag a nohia soa. aad Mr. Taniger Is of the apM won by 8. N, Schaffer of this city in home rule In regard to tbe liquor tmf Ferry Fame Died at Beadon Bath —Charlea Stadle. Bath. Mich. Eureka Ceawtery AaeoelaUoa. !]?**^*^ Ion that he will be nM# to aeenm gt 8:58. hls Hnpmoblle. driven by an Tuaaday. rtc. The court soys there Is nothing Bengal —Herbert Armbrustmacher, auto agent, winning second place: L. leant stxtesn emtss It tbe frost holiB laooaalstent In the two acts and de­ St. Jphae. Mich. off. F. Green's Buick. driven by Glenn About two years ago the family re­ ntes the application. niagham-William E Oegler. St her membership here for many years Dnaley. getting third place, aad Me- ADYBBTIMm LBTTBBB. moved to Bendon aad a year later the Johns. Mich. after going to Ariaumns APPLBB. Cllaty of Elsie driving an Overland, son. J. B. Davis, died. Frank Dnvts, ('HANHR IN TBAtN NTBBBITLB. Dallas—John P. Ulrich. Fowler, Beoson. C E.; Crowe. Mrs. Frank; Benlds s her husband sad aged am- getting fourth posMInn Curtins. W. D.; Deeaer, W.; Fiishee, ComBseactag Monday, October Ird, who bod gone to KalaouMoo then a change In the departure of tmtna Mich ther she Is survived by two brotbers, Schaffer, tbe auto agent aod Daaley T.: Hall. G. 8.; Hayes. Wm U: Ive. we will conuaeoce taking early vnrl- went to Bendon to continue In the from this station nn the Grand Trank DeWItt Mark Pennell, DeWltt. Morgan D. aad Lee D. Perrlgo. of Bat­ were the only partlclpnata In the free- C. J.; Maaalng. Ralph; Mlager. C. W.; etiee of winter apples sueb ns Wag- work la which bla brother had ea- Ry. went Into effect last Sunday____ Mich. tle Crsek. aad two alolers. Mrs J. E. for-all auto race, Schaffer winning Ifotanm. Mrs. R. H.; Sinter. Hnrlsy; aero, Fbipeboektaa, Kings. OreealaBi gaged, aad Mrs. Davla reniataed la •hie fiist train e^ W has'bma Jones of Maple Rapids, aad Mrs. Mnrr or other eorly varlotino where sttmk first poattlon. the iment. second aad Mich. Strong. R.; Williams. 8.; Wlllkasea. Perry of Auburn. N. T. Danley, fhird TTic fliln ited mAd- tK- place where she was tenderly taken off and but little change made W. la good enough for commercial pav- ,1^ «>fcd for in her long illaees. la echednle of other tralaa. The fol- Engle —E F. Brown. Grand Ledge. track •llpperr. otherwise evvnoi survived by four aoas. Freak, lowing Is tbe new tlnse: Hast—8:12. Mich. would have be«wi much faster, hut TAXP4TBBS ATtSNTION. WOLCDTT A DANLBT. tkev w.r.. interretiiur .ed H^ndoa. Mloh.; I>wlgbt. Of Texos; 10:55 a m.; 4:18 8:24 p. m. West— Eseex —T. T. Newton, Maple Rap ­ __ _ Charles of Kaaaes. aad Porter of 3:86, 10:55 a. m.; 2:50. 7:22 p. m. ids. Mich. I will be at tkevStnte Bank each PONTNIC’S RICE IRKK plenty fast enough for the spectators WON TBB PIBBT. ('alitornia. The latter >ielted hls mo------Greenbosh —George C. Pratt St Thursday dntiag tbe month of Octo­ St. Jriws high srimoi toothafl teaai On Thursday afternoon Praf. Mar­ ther but a few weebe ago. HBANME rONYRNTION. Jtdms, Mich. ber for tbe coliectlen of unpaid city tin madr a Iwllonn ascensloa In a new Lebanoa-^B. J. FlUpatrlek. Jr., tax tor 1910. SOON 10 BE SOLO journeyed to Elale last Satnrdny and balloon that made its first appeeraaoe ,«coaventloa for the purpose Maple Rapids, Mich (HIORGE H. SCHOENHALS. played a game with the aelibol teem at on that .lev Fridev stternmm fVof. •** ^ that villege. The gnate wan e inirtT OvM—Frank P. Meehan. Ovid, Mich. w2 City Trennurer. P.1BB WILL BC INTO LOTS Andrew* of Idmelng did the stoat. il m Jfvhaa remeterv ^ ******* ** ^ oourt Olive—Matthew M. Hill, DeWttt. ------Ctrr good one bat It wae too lop-eMed to both aerensloar befog partleulsrly In- navis wee iw mir ^ter Tuesday, Oetoher 4. at 2 o'clock. ANB PVT ON BABBBT. be very exelttag, although BMe ptap- I . Ty **®. " "•'TT * The state ronveatlon will be held In Mich. .iPPLBft, teresttng Riley—Robert Leadern. Riley P. O. Commeaclag October let will pay ed good hall at ttams. Hw final atom The Ovid JnnfoT I Victor—Sp en cer M Stlleoa. Merle 56 cents per 166 Ibe. for cider apples. was to IS to 6. murt, « Tbur —, rrtaar .Itf AtW. P.11, g„ at Pamam“ 'Bench. Mich. ttf B. K. EMMONS. The doom of Fmitlac's only snwms ""*** ______I ffoown ana Mrs. Davis BABBIAflR MCHWEBB i Wntertown —Herhert J. Losrell, ------meat park has hesa ssaled and Re- tho to call were members of a family of twenty- l4aaatng R. F. D. No. 7. 1,f66 Finger Rings to cho oae from creeiica park will noon be a thing of mnrr___ _ bebtinr-__ _ . , one children. Mrs. Davis being the Norman W. Wymna. Gratiot Co. . .. It Westphalia —Theodore Heageehpeh. at Alllson'a Jewelry Store. We smat the past The owners ef the pragsrty The first meeting for the season of ______•aiu tn* Barbara 8 Harder, ntaton Co. 18 Weetphella, Mich. you to know that we carry a Mg Has. have advertised sad will sell tbs the Imdles- IJteeary Hub will bs tWe firlT, of htatory OILLISDN, marriage Fred B. RnhI. St Johns . .24181. Johns: tf grsadstaad aad home sheds Oat 16.i held Wedaeadny afteraona. 0«ober * ** ' ) Teraoa M. Bach. 81. Jehaa _ ~ lit First ward—B. E. EmuMas. St. —, . The p ropsrty Is to hs pinund end soM tt ClhNoa Av hiiri* rnriri** ^ ****** j AirrTfBN RALB. M. Wllher Mcrrlsaa. DeWitt ___ .. 21. Johns. Mloh. « Das oar *ntoas Tsa”—66 omtts. On- > for «My loin. Heael E DaggHt, Bnrahn .. t11 Seanad ward—M. F. Wdakbura.* St, goad A Fntt. • The Fsatlac half-mile traak waa fhr a ...... —■ Gen. T. Baldwin will have a sale I |Jekan. MIek. . — psgnMirsi ags af the bool la tkn Angel food —frl^ nnfcee are just i Wq^bimNlgp. Oeteher 12. For hnrgnlas *6 * fMLjntnii^ BuLSu^uT** (wmsfly iBa wkat yea need. OMksd A Fntt party nee J. C. r ■MW AW tf m thf ptetfomu atonUl •M m m hto 4*7 to All' thair flnt Aflar Tr^t. Johns NE^ aactAAw t« boMM u) mm ’7 ; _ ,Z__r~' -.Tw tlwu pravaou a fMto IAmt piccurtoc oAttoa witk Wr. aai Mr«. Bat I------tPlAA IB tAl« roAATfwMMUil AUtrtct. ***** raAlcAl raforasan mcb bmbv Camob as tA# patroB ta Waal BMaa TAiiiait. OetoAar t.; «JI INDKPEXHENT NEWiiPAPBR It ha* iMul ( oacrvaanuiB for ■arvral cloanAsA, m A* Mid duriac tAa pii* MUata of aaaM tatura Qaawatoik* e»l*|. Mtoa Baaa CaaniA la apidlAt two PE-H CD m WET Bli. Pubilabwl •ir^ry Thur«A«y »n»r»o«» l•rm^ aod If a IVmuri-M wu Dut UD «»Ary A* would iBBUAurate. what abratloa. -iBdlABBpullt Htar. woaka with Aar ralatiraa. tba tJrular i ;r^. ^ty M a^plll^ AO«l- would Ar di^ •aubomiBata Ala rlowa------! — -a A-am fAMlllaa. at Bowlar aiid A. P. at Wm M 11» Walkw ^ Jokm». . W -I/I If mttm, RapubllcaB party of Ohio oa-,('harlM RoaanwVi family la Hawpal. uaC.,wHtm: WAmpam Bated from otiwr plaor the or do aa he Mid Aa would If. aftar i. ^ Ioo AIoa for a cAaaee to | Alaa PAlor'a poultry floek baa Aaaa ff proliabllltlaa are tlaAtiAw would elact the apiurpe Oabom made aloap thU ^ « favor for William JeoalBAs Bry- twioa robb ed tbla fall. Savaral oCAar ■B k PSf3 F. rrTCBlflN, ■ABw AAd Fa At. ^ the Uamorrat->thay are ao loyal to »Ae up to the day of the pflmary. be an; and yat It la trylaa to dafaal the partlaa ooMpla la of loatag cAlebaaa the “home folAa ** Baveral moatba now aubarrlbaa to aometblaa radical- re-alectloB of Judaoa HarnKio to the ,tAe Mme way. Lbob I talent ia IBBIITT HBnOWI) TBAR poveraorablp. —I>aaver .Nawa ‘paalad. gook tor acu Wm. M Bmith of thia dty anao*?a- ly dIfTeraat. be la a roward and pao------—— I Oaa of tba year-old twin hahlM of tofod ao aaeoad-olaaa amttar at tba ^cad himaalf a candidate for attomay- Pto will be ooavlncad that wAat be It ■paai Up Lma Wr. and Mra. Ouat Wapaer died laat poal o«lae at 8t Johna. MIcA- "peaeral before tba Republican Slate Mid waa hot air. or cold air. rather, **Ail tboaght I'd looa my lac.‘*iw**^ nf brain fever. Four others of Ipaa uadar tba act of coaveatloo But do you auppoae Sap- CAaae OoAora had batter b- poaed him atarere la what he aaid fAllihle for Skla Braptloaa. imom . be baa employmeot aod his family BORTBF Boraa. nmeee there in two weeks. BOHTBi self for the .ifflce than la walka J. F. ------Buma. Saalda. CaU PIlea lie Mall carrier Thoraton has been O'Keefe of daplBaw. who Mya be la ***•■ Itormera Cluba plcalc at MIIIOMUi'a VaalWrAIr A taklPH bis vacation aad last week vis­ la candidate for the Mme place —and Merle Beach on the lOtb Inst, tl^e Qlnapla'a ited bis son. Bbnsat aad wife la l>e-^ A r be Is; aod this fart will divide (he was coasMerable discuMlon about trolt aad relatives In Tecumseb. Da TO on PBIBirDB. Tuesday be resumed his duty im route vote In the dlstrtrt on this office and the clubs' exhibit at the county fair BRAIN LEAKS. 32. Our readers and frleada of the district will be without Influeace J***t held The News. In Its story of Kd. Ftaak went to Del Hole's near The St Johns News who hare I In the convention on this or soy other the pathertnp. spoke of the discus-' It's s wonder there is so little polyp- B***"®*** •“! Frtdsy and rHutaed Bun- f ! probate notices to publish, or proposition There Is little question •ion above referred to. The clubs •my. when It Is remem^red that ^y. HI. miHher. who Iws In-en vl.lt- ^ iviiv .»« TK., V... every man Is a natural-bom polyp- .Inp her dauphter. Mrs Hale, for sev- who control them, will ooa- that Mr Hinlth would have been nom- I>in make a display and The .News ^ expe<-ted to return fer a favor upon the publish ­ Inated bad not .Mr. Bird pone to the haa yet to hear anyone My it was not -- ♦ with him but remained for a lonper er by requeetlnp Judpe Mer­ UliBT TrBHBte far MBarly TMrty Yeart. bench and Ciivernor Warner • most creditable one; indeed It was l>on't tell your troubles; when a vlalt. rill to bare the piiaUnp done |suprem« william Halley, Past t'ol. Knc. No. OP. Cnlun Veteran I..eplon, and pr<»m Mr Bird's better than tbat —It was attractive as nian tells hla troubles, people My In Ijtst .Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Kll Hralth la The Newe. ff such requeet I appointed Mr. Kuhn In Insnily idsntined with many of the great la'iur protective aaeuriatlons In Is made Judpe Merrill will ■ Before well .Next year the Farmers' Club- Private^';He dldn . pst half what he ;•»'*• ruined their children and families place as attorney-aenrral. t’lilcapt* and New York, and secretary of one of the larpeet aseoctations kindly prsnt It. "*^^*'*^ ^ deserved. In a home reunion la honor of their PTTBLIBHER. that happened Mr Smith no dbubt hj^ *®r Chase (for notwltbstandlnp Mr. Smlth ’i* prior an- lo Clinton county fair, the best show M’hat has Ivecome of the old-fash- •e ♦ excellent physical tMiiidltlon. nae year up to this week pastor of nouncement and the fact tbat .Smiths alonp this line ever seen here, ami i«ne.l father who promlm-d his rhll- ♦ F..4HT DEWITT. ♦ ThU brief statement of facts, without exapperstloii or hyperlMile, appears the .M E church In .St Johns I ever friends hav. labored with O Keef. to peopi* from outside the county who foJ!^J„,'" ‘,7* ‘,iy^*themV ♦ ♦ t*i letl the wlHile storv. which the Peruna Company Is authorised to use. If ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A delivered was the letter ht read to withdraw, b* sticks-and b* Mys he mw it would tell others and thus , - -d»— il so chuvMwe. Itellevinp. as I do, ttiat tiy mi diiiiip It will lie for the general the members of his church and con- Is pomp to would the fame of our fair county be We can always tell when s wniium Mr. and Mrs. l.a>uls Voisinet spent pood. William Bailey, I Ht., N. K., WasiiinptoD, D. C. prepatlon a week apn laat Sunday The iwlance of th* Hth district spread as In no other way. Do It now Am an ainbitbm to po abn^ as a .Saturday at lainsinp. the same. few iMittles built up her missionary; she bepins cultivatinp an Jacob NValtz spent the latter luirt KMmtb Affnclad —>aah Woah. mominp and which The News pub ­ should pet top*ther and band Sapi- —or {••-pin now to do It oratorical style of lalkinp of the week with relatives and friends Mr. M. Bniderh'k, Hecre*ary and health and sirenglh. lished In full last week If any of naw f’lty aomethlnp. for Just no lonp — at latnsinp. Treaaurer Ie»cal 1'niun No. asl. Inter* **l UMtk P*-riina f«»r a eold which seu our readers have not perused It they as th*- voters allow Saptnsw to rub The t'linton county fair had never Any man who mn (‘ook bacivn and Several from this place att*-nded the oalional Br*>llierh«MMl uf Teamsters, tle«i in my kidneys, giving me tnn<-h r>aln. In two weeks I wss much iietter« should do so—It contained iitany state­ It In they will do It. been »<» well nor so extenstvel) adver- epp* has a secret t-onvictlon that wo funeral of .Michael Heller at Idinsinp writes from tit-'i K. -kith .St., Chicapu, Ill., men fuss a pood deal about cooking, last Tuesday. as follows: sod In a few months I was wsll." ments tbat everybody afflllat<‘d wltb I^>k at what Conprensinan Ford- tlsed as this y*ar The result? The considering how *nsy- it is. There was no sebool at the laive **l Itave tieen suffering from a weak For Liver and RMnaya. aay church can profit by takinp its ney has told th* voters of his luirty biggest crowds ever on the grounds ^ Friday (iwlnp to attending the invunty hack and kidney trouble fur some time, Mr. 'V. II. .KrmisteaU, Cumtierland* coBtents unto themselves lime and time again- the> talk about Every (taper in the county and some "I ani greatly encourage*!. ” Mid a fair at 8t, Johns. and have iieen able to find relief only C. H., Va., writes: There are two statements In Dr him and hU nosttlon "A pcaid many i»e«n»le ar*- Mr and Mrs Fred iJelsenhaver through the use of Peruna. "Your Peruna has enrest me of ehroniA Chases letter to which The News . . , ...... tv... srhst knocktog on me lately; that is a sign siient .Sunday with .Mr. and .Mrs. Chas. “Dnrlnp tha winter season I usually catarrh of tong siiinuing I thank you stand (lat iMisitlon on the tariff, his • . P | amounting to someihlng. ' Hchneeberper and family. keep a iMttle of your medicine In the wishes to call particular attention. rts4]u* stories tol'j m public, etc., and they did in th*- way of returns .\nd \||. jm,) \ira Hldward Mahar and Mi much for your advice. I think It la bouaa, and hy taking a dose si night 1 a great meillrliie. It will do all that One is In repard to ministers leavtnp still they walk u|i to th* (lolls and what applies to the Clinton c«»unty While we are not a profeaaional family s|H*nt from Friday to Sundav am feeling line the ni ’xt morning. you recouimemt It lotto. Ite-ides, I ran the pulpit because of the amount of lick th* hand that has maule.l them fair » II apply to all kinds of business f"* ’* '’-‘•er by any titans, we can get with relatlvea ai_Ht. Johns. **HMme of iny friemis as*>ure me that up (treity gon them makinp ‘draft Mr and Mrs. Fred tielsenbaver and W‘th .i good, clean young man o|>- If Jiuliclously exitended an *iv*.r.rulture«l man or woman. .Messrs Horning and Ernest Kowalk Peruna is eqiiaiiy as g* It Is for my rmiiiplaint; CbroMc KMney Traiibic. bat I do know tlixt for kidner trouble Judge C.J. Park, K. F. D. 1, Huckhewft, While Th« Newt, would not for a mo- v*-iiib**r will !>♦• an * xce||*-ni tlm* n» A Twro" count, who has Just mar- About all a school teacher gets out .Many from this plac<- attended the of her gr*-ai education is that after slat** fair at Detroit and the county and stifTerlug from a weak hauk it has Da., writes: meor decry the ministry, and while a -ih*»w him wher. he gets off. giving r|*-*l a H«-*-<»nd Detroit g|i| for a sec­ sh* lH-<-k no equal." "For a l**nc time T was trouhleit with minister as a inas is no better than ond wife, -ays "An Atn*-rican girl noth-* through his defeat that th* |ho - find fault about than oih* r pebph-. I" .Mr and .Mr> Charles Heller wer*- Com SottiMf M KMoaya. catarrh of the kitiners. and after taking any other man who behaves himself |ile III ih* xth district will not stand tan b* th* **iunl of her husband in ______guests *>f their daught**r. .Mr and .Mrs. Mr. Joseph Klee, ',£1^ East tih Hr., Peruna I fee) iige a new man. 1 think and leads a moral life, the facts that any longer for th* indignities h*- ha. every r**specf " W* II. \*-*: w« should Fr*-«1 Tafel at latnsing over .Sunday Topeka. Kas., writes: It liie greatest caiarrli ins-tiicine tif Iho Itont llrenk Dawn. the membership of a church Impos* h«-M|>.d u|*on them, and .it th* .-4»m* -ay sn But foreign*>rs siuaking along C E. Keller of laitisinp business ‘•My wife psik Peruna/or liver lr«>iihle as* . Slid tieiieve II wilt cure any cassof Severe strains on the vital organs, university was a caller at the home of ton much wtr'^k u|>on their luistnr and this lin* . m*-an that th* girl's mon*-y and a run-vlown cxjudiliou liicidviit l« catarrh on recoru." tmi* giv* not . to th* world that th*-v like strains on machinery, cjius** .Mr and .Mrs laiuis Voisim-t Thiirs- unfavorably criticise every act and i-i. in ir«>gr*-..-:ven*-s^ and that e«)-,iaD th*- worth of th* till* which break-downs. You can't overtax da> stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels or word, are drlvlnc :nen from the min ­ th- l*e . >-\< also that wh*-n a i»arty dad buy for his ilaught*-r .Mr and .Mrs laiuis Voictn* t spent nerves without serious danger to istry every day i- e\jdeni • d by the Saturday - v*-nlng with .Mr and .Mrs. ;i- ’ lulpat*- .» :ilail«irn! t is for th* ir . , yourself. If you are weak or run- charlt-*. M*-I|er and famil) in Diinnls- Itemi^ In the dally pre.=i, tt) this ef­ -•-]ir* s*-ntaiii* to >tan«l '*n jnd not \ th* lk»«ton .irxiplaip- m* •-! soon down, or under strain of .my kind, onvill* fect-several "Vithdrawle were mad« ld< r. wbo hav* I did not break doe-n. while enduring A M ITKKTIMVN CENTER- A ralnistei s endurance for wo'k .»nd ai- *l«in* Hr th»-y |ii*-a)u-d in >*;jr past. lo.iNMi as D*** f*'* t he'll be Just ai a ii.ost sever*' Strain, for three months ♦ A ao to hir manbiMMl to offer h*»i;ld t- p.**n th* -an;- dot>* of m*--- n low,: .ind in oth*-r utat* f \vh*-r* DiMi.it.-h* i^tai* that th*- kh*iUv. of ment in thi;- repard H* h:;- to<. uu-ch Kg';*! ‘ n*»v» I'vlng .V str*nuous Ilf* ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦AAAAA IS visiting at th*' horn* of her sister, th* <|u* -tion 'f dom nan* 7 of man or .Mrs Frank King lnde|K-udenr* to be t£ d further In .'I.ivb. h-.r- w|v*-; ar* all r-anning ♦ A juirt in: h**n th* ir-ii*- an«l wii ■'•- l>.-H( he*, ro<* c.rand flapids Pr* s» ♦ I.KBA.NON, A Th*- next Star Aid society meets the way he sa>s h< has t>een ise<| th* rank .tnd t'l* won n Tuo«t cas* - A A Thursday October tith. at the horn*- of Mrs. John Waldo ain* • < nminp her* Til Z* lin ilingibl* airship is th* AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA .MIbs«s Jessie .Noiirse and Crace Some church nwmlter- *«-em pron* BrTTi;il \M> lirTTEK Hi ll. tiiori - iu'«'* s fill deftrttver vet in\*nt d It ha ■ il* ‘Sirov*-d its* If six tim* -^ Hunter went to Y(Miilanti laat Satur­ to ptv« their |»asir»' th«- “orst «if It on sTITrTl>. I-ittle EffI*' IVrrlii is convab'sclng day to attend the stale nornuil col­ and 1 v* al every i»cc.‘;7ion i»art tif them hand ‘t lege Th* gr* a' majority . : :)(il* - at tlr*. i.«z*tt* to him for what ht doe* do and ?h> rhe continuous raina have been II Th* following from this neighlMir- iitr-. .in‘d Diqienlander and dau­ aB«l th* de> p ea -and .inxiou- to in th* v;*lnitv oi hlaton Ba|* ds .MIssoHri .M«*sser and hla litti* grand manv ii*-o|il* mutt is* a ;tt«tnut* .Ihi'kron :'ltlz*n Pre— ghter .Mattel, .Mr and Mra .NobI* 1.4ee pleas* all; but h* can t do it son. Thefon M* “i*ser. wer in Ionia \|rs. Tom Call. or. .i<**unt of th* hip!; pr:* * - which Friday Th* .\. ws w.Jl not attemfit to dis­ Cesnokl IWS, k* C. E. Zleerrmsa Ce.--Me «• pre vail ilurtng < * rtaln i...inth; of th* leirothv Dix .rav- a man -hould Mrs .) J lamg and Mrs. Chari* s cuss pro ..nd con th*- m*-rtis of the Brown were In Ionia on business last Half the battel nf life Is in starting right, getting Into the right year pi*-k out a wif* w-ltli as much car*- as CBS* of Dr ’has* for ;t knfiws notb- h*' (licks out a horr. This woman 'V*'dne»day trend, being obliged from th*- hour you an- old enough to do aome- iM*-< rnargann* *- th* -u*»; rininion Miffrags'tt* m«iv*-m*'nt is -!ir*'l> l♦w^l- 'Ir and .Mrs Cyrus Parr of .Maple INFLAMMATORY Inp about It, hut w* discus: whst he thlng. being ke(it busy; getting the habit of usefnlneaa. Aa labor -iil*»tHut* '<*- butter and niilhon> of jug worn* n to (lilt on airs lainsing Baplds s|N*ni .Sunday al Arthur Cba(i- Mys ‘ v: di* in bis cas* as iteinp K* n- and toil begets thinking, so is it tbat thinking concerning the wage (Miundr of thl: jiritd'ict ar« «■on^^lIll••«l Journal .mans hom*- ersl throiiphtiiit all churche .\e--.-rd- of y«kur labor aod toll beg.-ts saving H<> long as the boy has no each year Tii* *ltffer* n* ■ In < ost of Wm l*lnckney and wIf*- and 'Vcsley RH^ATISM Inp to his stat«-ment he has not l>een Cnrdanler and wife wer*-. visitors at thought, no care where the money he s|>«iuls coniea from, an long aa production between ol*-!!marpat in*' Candidal' • (isheirn sav« h* ha: gr* at used with common de and re- c«inf1den*'* Id th* •**'iigeist ■ All l»eirolt fair k DiMMe idr Wliich Ordbtry he doe*, not hav* to earn it; so long as he has no o<-cu(iatloo which amt b'itter » gr**Bt tbat wh- n but ­ .Mr and Mrs Terry Walters wer* Sfsect by some of his flock—and he right. Mr Osborn, w* ar* sip* the requires him to be steady, prompt, faithful and obliging, wbo fa to ter is retailed at forty <-enta i»er iMtund z*-'tge|;;t' will M(ipr*-clai* It Very Sunday guests of Ceorg*- Oe«>bock and TfMtMt If Ul probably know-^ But his case -* no blam* if be develops the habits of the shiftless, the indolent and !*!eomarpann* may b r-tall*-d at <1** 1;. .Saginaw .News wife In Essex worse than many other;^ It le the .Miss Anns Fox bf Portland wss th* DnnnHntlon of a Snvra Cnan Whina the lazy? "Easy com* *asy go"; tbat statement la absolutely true. twenty «*-nt- ;>er temiul a' a** great a guest of Mra. Crace Bisscll last Sat- Mme everywher* —but It Is not Boos*-ve|t was able, tn giv*- good Wan Rnadlly Cumd by tbn Unn of The imy wbo Is obliged to «>am bis dollars in th«- sefatMil of hard (iroflt to th* d*-aler iirda) and Sunday Or. WiMtamo' Fink Flllo. rtpht It IS not becominp disclple- pre«**dent for crftlclsin of th*- courts-- knfvcka. kn*tw how be got them, while the Ud who never earned Th* person who choot.i to (lur- ^^d President Taft H*»w will Herman Caddy caught a ten-and- Tlie nrviinarj iiirxiiml treatment of in- of Him who went about dolnp pood, on* . but wbo has them for the asking, neither prizes the dollar giv­ chas* the ibstltut* should t>e allow- ii4M,Bev. |t >* « rltlr# answer that? one.half-(M>und rar|i of fin*- quality Saiiimatfiry rbt*timati<*m is still far (mm wbo bad < harlty for all and who Im­ from .Maple Kiver last week awslai-tory .Mi*st o( Un -si- trratnH-nu en nor appreciates th*- opportunities be might have in Uf*-. because e«l to do s*i and h*- should be r*-qutred Kalamaion Telegraph .Mias Lulu Watters vlsitHd her als- plored that brethren dwell ;n unity sre dtrerusi at liie sym|*t*>iiM aiii»w4-...... week...... Mark FT^tch "finishes l»«" «ii.l sui:iH-.w But Un - Idn.l lun genuin* pr.Kluc* .md th* Mibstltute u wnnl "leltgelst" which w* confea. ' ' plenty and no work* .Never was a greater miatake; if jrou are giv­ human puldanc* on* day with another his season's work of threshing aod ^ piinne.1 an.i i h - rlHmmatnm. i» ing him better than you bad he does not know It; he do«>s not ap ­ so prest that dealers ar* templed to wa a new on* on us and not vouched Th* .News bellev. .s that Dr Chase s returns to bla horn* tn Belding •"’ s*-;! th* latter for th* former f»nly for by 'Vebuter's except to th*- aup- Orvts Meaner fast week inarkef.Nl cx|«wuri- u> .s.i.l snj .lainimMS* J-or preciate the difference between a home of cimifort and little or no orviB Messer last week marketevi Un-reaeNi-viileterw from rlwamausni will letter will bear fruit—It certainly hv rtfiuirlnp tbat th*- r«»nsum* rs may Idement. If h*- bad said spirit of the toll, and a home of scanty moans and hardship#. If you (vaased seven rtve-and-a-half-months-old lie iiiu-iweteil in Uie wtemn which Dr. should; not only in th* churches of ,,,, ^ ^ , , time"...... everyb»id>— would havhsv« praa|ted through these conditions you have appreciation; he will have appre- dlffer.ntiat* between tb* two articles ,,„bout going to a lot of pig- which brought him f112«W. M’iliuuii-' Ihnk Pills luive Itail in curing our city but whereve, th*- letter Is "'Ill White atfd fanilly of Middleton can honest traffic in tb* substitute be trouble Bay Cltv Time*. Uus (lainfiil disease ciatirvn when he doe# and not before; exceptions prove the nHe; read It should mak* church mem­ visited his (larenta. .Mr aad Mra Francis li Clarkson, of Arrhbakl, I*a., there are Mtine. the percent is tbat tb*- average boy with nothing Injured ------Henry Whit*- the first of Ihe week bers mor*' cbarltabic on* to another, was curwj of a seven- atinck by Uus treat- tn do and money to spend; no work days but all daya simply per ­ This W»r "my son, Fraiu-i-, ha*! a severe attack of bsve the rtpht spirit in their hearts, I.siok out voting man. young woman, tingle or married, think It upon artificially colorevi oleoinarpar- Julius ('aesar Burrows, can doubt IdUcy of Fowler were guests of Levi lntlnmiiuueopl*- think tbat all oleo- •orld of change* .St. Meaaer and family last week Thura- haan under ilir .-are *>/ a doctor for some over; If It la your lot to start empty handed, do not worry about It ed would not be neresMry But In - lamis Kepiibllr marpartn* is taxed ten eenis |>er day Ume aii*i Itail tne*l several ramadiaa but rather thank the fates; employmseit will keep you busy; It will dolnp as h* did he showed himself • Mrs. Will Benjamin of Ksaex and wBhoat getbiig rrliaf, I waa ndvtoad hy (tound This Is not a fact Oleomar­ compel you to think; thinking you will reaaon and when you have true Cbrtaiian; be forbore when oth ­ Th* • onpresa of cremation has vot- .Mrs Sadie Healey of Msfile Rapids a friend to givw lum l>r. 'ViUlame' PbtP garine which is artificially colored ’ ..^j the establishment of crema- railed oa Mrs PUla reached the stage of reaaoalog yoa are saved. ers did not ; be preserved bis maB- Judd Wlllisms last so tbat the coosuiaer cannot dlstla- torlums on oeenn liners That ought Wtday "WIteii lie hagnn taking the pfUa he Figure It out from the Iteglonlng that come what will you will bond at ?he cost of s withdrawal from pulsb It from butter Is the only oleo- populartxe dying at sen ^'incinaa- Mra. '%vniagion Irwin recently had bsen amk for aeeeml montha Hla ■pend less than you ~l Wb«i ------d,u«l.l,r.. Ilr. niliurd Mn ail over liM iNidy Mis iepp weeesnswol- you will neither be a burden nor a care to others because while profeMloa; he bmiipht to the atten- It i. p.t urn ... m.rk-< t. ... ~.»r. Pn..d.n. T.n «. loa aad paiafni that lierY*aldn*tataDd on young and strong you made a provision for the Winter «vf Life and Uoa of members of other churches Ibani for thrre weeks I luul hint gim al color It Is only taxed one-fourth y,|g Beverly tn tM Paul! Hlakey has finistied hla sen- because of that, can take the ease and the comfort which prudence ■Mttsss ta his eKperlence from which Iha piii* k good tnal and Iw waa enliraiy of on* cent pei imund should not make him forget what • ^^"f® *l*rcahlng and soon begins caved." and forethought has brought you. Open an account with TIB they should prottt; he has told his II Is only when the produet is made itvalahlng few votes there are In threshing beans In the vleinlty of An attack of rliettmausm a very difli- RTATE BANK DF NT, JAHNN today and watch It grow. Pre(iare own charch tblnps which should not to look like batter ao tbat It may be ^»«burg Hun Hubbardatnn enh to rare at Uuit it will stay '-ored. for the Winter of Life while the opportunity is yours W.- pny •o unheeded iD the fiatire—and The Mrs Albert Ortswold and little aon Onttnary treatmrn t unw only to raUetr fraudulently tax Is lmpoee«t three per cent *m all savings account: Bgored twice a year. Inter ­ Newr bellevM they will not ax U '.pon B .eronaut. need now l- an JfTl:!' the (lain until the attack wears itaalf oat. densotn* tax I. imposed upon -TTh ,pproprlallon f*»r lightbonaes In the OOtwold. and wife the Then it w liaLI*- to nrrar again and est to begin from the day It Is left. Dr Chase will take up farmiap in aaaally does, rear alter year. The .mpositlon Ofof the tax la not to sup- skie. and an aerial lifeboat to py^t ^ra Anna Kennedy, who hna been a neiphbortsp county By so ,,7,',;* "i;;: will tdk* up the cultivation of the lamt>orary rrMaf from yoar safTeripg the The State Bank of St. Johns make It more »'Xpsiiar t m\ personal views tng dollle« Why are some women Judd Wllllstna wiUi them at *mre a valnalde Umklet. he may ao. whatever may he hla en- may Iw lh*» will be properly subor ­ anffragettee* Mllwniike. Meattnel Norman Reed went to l.eastfi> leer I »’♦ »he Blnn)i.'' matainina Hpsnd fifteen renm for a Unw aatlon. The .News will venture th*- > dinated to the platform that will he NonoM went to «-■«»« tost mformauon alsmt rtteamatism an*1 adopted at the Republican state ron------Friday to attend the wt-dding Hatur- j------. .* .. 1Hta News Want Oolumn and rae opinion that In yanra to psnii away | Firat Benalor Cummins gnea Into day evening of hla brother, Hd Reed, ^ f|^ upon m.iam ventNm at Detroit. Oct < nezt. —Chase lost valoahiaa. find isonmatf asai «f those who did am spree with I>r > H Oahom's atatement la a reecat ad- Wlaoonsin to apenk for Bsnator In- 'ties Helsa thslvtn Hv , M'iniiHiui Pink PlUa are soh: by Chase srhile be was here will finally dreoa Follette then Benator Itnlllver. and ‘ P H ('oaJey took four first pr-rsn- j all droppsis. or arill he asai, poalfiimC ment. sail year horse, caw or i admit that be was rtpht aad tberj now tllfford Pfnehot Colonel Rooae- ijuma aad five aecrmd premiuma no ai toroip* of pnre. dO ronta par boa: Mx According to thia. then, t'hnos had veil klmaelf donhtlsos wtll be along i fine group of Amerlenn Delninos ho k**®* tor ir.dU by ihe Dr. WUIamm carriage. Over tft.hh# paeple rae were wmap 'a the poaltlaa they took I a string to srKni he snM iartng the aooa Chiengo Intar-OeMua laxMhitsd at the cooaty fair • Midkiaa CJompaay, Behaaaat^, N. Y. i each weak. r

Oil* ifta Farm Far the City SfflIE IFIB Overcome LOTHCRAFT Qothes are made ooMClpatloa p »n aMi«uUy by proper We Naary ^ AUttVHT wmruwem tmom lami an pwpopal co<»pM«Uaa with Um b — nvmwmm or Trraow Timm in a sunlit factory. You have the llelal •Sbcta of Synip of Piss and [Tim foUowinf' aditorial, eoUtioii **To Young Men of Oakland! ------■Uxir of Osnna, whoa raqalrad. Tb« (bounty. ” by Harry ('olanuui in the Pontiac* Prtua-GaaaUa, gains additional : There were a.kt7 deaths reported HTABTM MTIT TH PIX BAILBOAHW satisfaction of knowing that your foTBiiaK of rogular bablU la moat Im­ imaram Arc the fact that ha haa had axoa|Kion^^f^il^ to o^nre rs. ; MletU^ AiWUMlWritT AT W^IIMSI. ii' portant and whUa andanrorlos to oant agricnUttral coiidhiawa in Anmnea,tnarim. <>rent Bmain and hurope j month Thia correanoada to the Sclothes were made in the liirhtest, fonn tbsm tho aaoininnca of Syrop of th. Thia correapoada to the PlSi and KUxIr of Bnnna la moot ml- aaaual death rats of l&.t per l.aM population. There were 6M mare brightest, most sanitary shops that There could not be a greater blaaa- lags were incrannad ta value to ISaa.- nnMo, aa It In tho only Insatlrr which deaths ratumad for August than for acta withont illaturtitas the natural lag than that the young mar of Oak- on*. Oradually be dispoaad of this j ^^*ooa the Incrcaae be ­ iiEi5i6o.iiianniiLTM laud county, who have loft the fhrm land to thrifty Welabroen and started. ^T^Hhutad to the* uBlveraallr lame modem science can build —if tbey bear funcUona and withont dabUltatlnc and «nd thoae who bave any dealre to | them also on the way to ladepeadaat ; ‘,-2old fav7r it la tba ono laantiva which laarao tha leave It should, before It la too lata.! ownership Tbea be returned ‘ “'T***" AUm TO ('•LUH'T MyMMIt DM* the Qothcraft label. Intamal orsnaa In a naturally haalthy be brought to a raallsatlou of tbair Wales to show th* Hagilah landlord r?*incr^ae la noted In the condition, thrraby really aldlnc one'la mlatake. This odItorUI Is written , what a ana can do when given the j P**^_*_ ‘ PAIH TAXBfk The buildings in which this famous line i* that way. To gat Ita banaSclal atOcta. wholly la their Inuraau If It briass [ opportunity to own land. nulmaaarv tubereuioals trobold bay the yenulna manufactured by the one boy to bla saaaes than there will You. young men of Oakland produced are models for the whole world. be merK in the appeal. If It falls to | ty are uor denied the right to acquire | ![?,!* Gailfomla Fig Syrup Ca only, and for Par FMIj Tann Cnapany Baa PnM prodoo. Chi. rMUU w. .h.11 "I„ PulmM.rr .ub-rcalMl.. Bar Par f'ant aa iiiAKslM UaAar They are the ideal place for the scientific tailor­ anla by all leadiss drusstata- Syrup have the satisfaction, should we compared to tbe .voung Belgian and 178, other forms of tuberculosis. 38; of Figs and Elixir of Senna Is narar live Sa years, of turning back to tbe ' Welshman who are under the yoke of rtartar. ing that makes possible a guaranteed All-Wool cisssad by the welWinformad with ! files of the Preae Uasette and show-| the Burupean system! Yet many i children^*u^er"t^** ’v«srs**of ■adirines which make extraragaat ling that we endeavored to make the j you have turned from the farm, ‘"ft j ^ Clothcraft suit at $10 to $25. .tr.______.« .fid t» niimiiv '»ge. *4€; cancer. ltd; violence. 216. i and unfounded claims to cure habitual young wen of the country see tbe your fathers to struggle and to finally Proceedlnc* were Instituted In tbe Accidental drowning was respon ­ circuit court at Brand Rapids Tues­ All thit is the result of sixty years of continuous constipation without personal co-op ­ light while It waa yet time. sell the place becauae there waa no It la aafe to aay that more than ! «« aurreed to tbe ownership and sible for 33 deaths during the day ttarougb Audltor-Beneral Puller I eration. month and lightning caused one development. Clothcraft is “lixty years young. ” In une-balf of the aoBs of thia county kraap the «»piKirtunlty. years and Atty-flen. Pranz C. Kuhn, against death. the I»etrolt. Brand Haven A Mllwau-i bave left tbe farm sad gom* to tbe doean ’t count much In history; a There were 5,197 certificates of the right inside coat pocket of your Clothcraft suit city. Had the greater portion of hundred years is a short time. Hut kae Railway company to collect ap ­ ritbln another hundred years, tiql birth returned to tbe office for Aug- proximately IS.tMMi.OOo In unpaid you will find the Clothcraft guaranty of absolutely pure them* remained where they were and her nunc an increase of 203 applied what knowledge their fathers ibe native American farmer boy sVtxea nreredinr month taxes alleged to he due. and also to ; taught them, with what they could the reins the acreage will ^ve gone pr eding nontb. have tbe paid-in stock of tbe company wool cloth —the non-breakable coat front —the best ffiemuiKs have acquired by observation and «« tb** foreigner or the wealthy land- Wllmert. Lincoln. 111., I fixed at $7.V.(HMt Instead Of |2.-| trimmings and workmanship —quality that gives the study, they would have been indepen- lord w*. ... 517,144*. aa represented during many| dent where now many are dependent. ' There has been a cerUln halo about years. longest wear. Tbe rush to the cKy baa made them »k* Industrial captain of Industry, If successful this boost in tbe 1 mere employes where they might Th. city has bad Its charms »M-cauae /"JJ*^®**' x Xm paid-in stock value will mean a tax j The makers sign this guaranty, and we also give IN IIGH revenue to tbe state from the 1*001- j have been in business for theraselvem. Industrial progr* ss mad* rapid growth "7 it to you on our own responsibility. By and by the greater majority will »nd Hv* ly times Caught up In this J, Thel pany of approximately $75.oKN HAVE IMHEAHEB CAPI­ *-r portion an* thrifty and i»ossesaed things HInce 1K6U It has (Mild taxes of TAL HTtN’k dl.llNMt. of a dealre to make tbeir way as fast only $25,171.40 i>er annum, and in-. .. I»..lbl. m th. n.« oountr,. From HELPTHESCHOOL Bists upon tbe right to continue to •IDOIW ihr. men. who come from off. the local demand taking the great pay that sum regardless of in- ' Belgium, (lermany. Holland and I>en- Tatal Heser^e HalaUlned Is dUi/Hllf- er portion of tb* product With the ^'11*1* crease in the value nt Its property ' mark are iitany who are farmers by FOR THE ALTO BUT FOB & through additions or inyirovemeDts. , 3S;, or dItMNMMMW Mare Tkna acreage in Oakland as a criterion this ‘ STEEL FIELD Inheritance. Tbeir fathers and tbeir condition of affairs Is an absurdity. THE CHILDKEN. If this company was taxed under tbe 1 is Keqaired. grandparents before them have same syatem and at the same rates I known how to produce from the soli .Not half th* (>osBibilit> of the soil Is ______being realized and. in xom* cases, not applied to other railroads. Its tax . Its fullest capacity. The number of ST. JOINS, NICINAN one-fnurtb Hut tb< day of Intelll- >||| ns- tUP iilTinili l ODAIICr would not he lea* than $I(K*.ooo per' ^ t these men who take up farms, that in gent and pro|,erly dlrertMl farming is (Jf ||ft ||nl||ML ulmnOL annum Another fin* showing for the 387 aoiue cases bave been abandoned, is close at band. This l.mg neglect*-*! For several years tbe state hoard suie banks and five truai com|*anies conatantly growing. Home of tbes«* question le crtiwdlng to tbe fore and of asse*sor« has fixed its tax at under th* supervision of the suie farms have been robb*-d and wholly from aii over tb* country comes the amounts varying from $99,777.95 to banking departni«nt la iimde In an mismanaged. WITH .\I»I»KI> ZEHT FAKHEKS $HM».258.75. The company contested abstract of tbeir condition issued by demand to reetor*- the worn *»ui aep- Clothcraft. They remind ua of th*- mother who i4nj._ conserv* the natural resource* .HTAKT rAHFAHJN. tb* i»ayment of these taxes and was Banking ('oimnlssloner H. M Zim­ ha* ralaed a dozen children and then ^nd bring back pro«luct|on to its pro- upheld by the ('ourt* holding the' A»W*oolClotW> mer titan, for th* ;ierlod ending been kicked *»ut of doors Year after ratio charter |»eri»etu*l. tember 1. 1910 Sixteen new banks >.-ar the acr.age of the*.- farms baa Y.mng men of Oakland county, an- Atty.-Ben. Kuhn Is proceeding #10%n bav*- organized during this year with been deprive,! of Its fertility by lack rou going to take luirt in this move- The -I.Htle Ked Sehwslbsase,** Ihe utK)H the theory that the capital an aggregat* capital of l46'*.tHM* while or ordinary principles of crop rotation ,nent7 Do you re. what th* next !«»<• Bulwark of .\atisn. Kereivtng Hue st(M*k of the company ia the capital ten iMinks bav.- increased their capi ­ and fertilization Th** for*'igner Is years is sur* t«i tiring* l>o you realize which has been actually furnished by h • tal st*»ck ll.llH.tKto. kiml t*i the*** altandiined acr*-*. He t^,|( „ -mall amount *if money invest- AttrntitHi In This Hecard. Tb*' *tany claims th*' Slat* banks amounting to 12.543,- pursued In croti raising and within a liound In a f**w years to assure you The motor car cranks bave been that for the purposes of taxation tbe 401.57 .Net loans have lncreas* ‘d $3.- few short year* h** has restored th*- something more than lieing a xptike making a great fuss about tbe bad capital sttK-k is th* pai>er shares at (**>2 44.5 .5*• while commercial deposits ground to a iioint where on*- acre will In *onieh«idy B whe- Ar* you aware roads of America, and have tried to apiteartng on its hooka. regardl**ss of increased 192.702.13 and saving** de- pr*>duce four times what the farm of what th* jiurchasing of large iiersuade the farming communities to the amount of its Investment In Its |K>ilts I2J42.S.57.17. a total increase was capable of doing befor** tracts of land In this county by I>e- go to th»* exiiena*- of piking tbeir railroail or tbe value of Its property.; failings! Dints! Keminlers! in de|Mislts of $2,335.55930 During Then again, this class of iin- troll millionaires means* They realize roads to the end that the motor tbe past twelve months loans bave migranis, them* thrifty north Kuro- that they can bav* no safer lnv**ai- acorcher* of the cities might hav* ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ increased 131.62.5.34ti.73 and deposits (leans. are gradually taking up land ment. even though it return but 2 smooth going in tbe country. ♦ ♦ bave increated $30,372,179.10. that the native fanner has frownew places. He manv farms hav* lieen work**d the argument hasn't appealed•• • very» 1 state banking law. Tbe capital stock ntakes 2o acre* bring a heavy return, |n Oakland as in other sections, for sirongly to the farmer. He baan t felt becaus,* be know* as much about the simply the present financial return, called u|>on to build stone roads with Mia* Fklna Wataon of l.,anBlng vis­ of these banks is $23,654,500, with ited In this vicinity last week COME, TELL US surplus funds of $11,929,482.47, net principles of farming as the Hwlsa um/ has t»een put back and every*^ * '^•** ’*' bringing a SO-mlles-an-hour workman doe* about making watches, thing taken off This has only been procession of cars by bis door Ho Mrs May Maynard of laznslng spent , undivided profits of $5,010,609.79 and last Hunday with her cousin. .Mrs. dividends uni>ald of $20,247.46. He has all th** knowledg** •jf genera- natural because the father saw that the good mads that have been built ti*ina behind him his s,.n tcK.k no int* rest |n his calling ‘n th.* imst few years have been built Alice Hullard. In commenting on the condition of Tbe Misse* Hazel and ^lyrtle Kas- The movement of the American and tha» he might ss well g»*t every largely by automobile Influence. The Your Coal Troubles — state banks Commissioner Zimmer­ llck of Hreckeirr’.dge are visiting at, fanner lioy t,i the city.-the boy who cent iKissihle off his acreage while he rural element has lieen rather liiMe- man says the receivership of the in ­ the home of Brin Davis this week. solvent Hetiples Sa\lngB bank of Mt. sboiild acquire this ex|>ert knowledge, llve,l H« figured that th*-r* would be wrarm on the (|ueatlon R«*v and .Mrs J. K. Harwood and ^ Pleasant has been dosed und divi­ affords him his greatest op|>ortunity, no on* f,» succeed him. mi Inherited .Now, how^vpr. th,* farmers them- We Like To Hear telvi-M. through the national grang* . little daughters and L 8 Davla of dends of 66 per cent |Miid to Its cred­ This iHnir Kuro|iean <'annot acquire Interest, so h* plundered th* soil and .North Htar visited .Mrs KbcMia Ware itors and dejH»slt«ira The bank be ­ land in his native country It is held finally sold bis holdings in disgust have taken up the fight for gfK>d roads with a new zest, on an argu­ last Monday. came Insolvent in 1897. The final in larg* tracts by the lami bamn who This Is th*- time for careful study The litti*' folk* will have a pro ­ Them Here! rep«irt of th* receiver of the State holds tb* ■’tame at from $300 to $8,Mi on the (lart of every farmer's son- ment that should appeal to every farmer, for It ronrern* th*- bulwark gram ready for Y I’ C I’ Hunday j Itank of White IMgeon. which was l»er acre For an acre of this land a both thos* wh,* n*v. left th* farm and evening. Hept 25 All are cordially | rental of as high as $4o je-r year ia thos, who hav, bad a thought in this the naljon -the i.lttle Red Hchool- clos»d in 19«*4, has been made and inv1t**eiin turns to America* in a few years what Is today re*iulred The grangers hold Ibst good, dry last twti weeks with her nieee. Helen He See* hls opimrtunltv In the fall- and th* i>rofessiunal field is already f**®*!* go far toward fostering th*- and rr*-ditoTs Brnie*, returned to her home at Brand So(4> Bubbles! The department has made 562 ex- ure of the American farmer's boy 10 overcrowded Th* greatest op|M>rtuni- cause of edu**atton, sin,*- they make l^lge last Haturdav amioattoD.- *y- training m an agricultural way. lie* <'‘nd from srho*il. and mak*-for regular nients and within a very short time I* In scientific and <'*refuny thought *»ut ^zttendance. where otherwise the at- THE HWKET BOV BHAIH’ITE. And Aa Qukddy I!)i8appear! hlmaetr a land owner; something that farming. H* must not apply the tendanc*- would be subject to flurtua- Hink- ••MWen He tfraiiMateil he the old world has denitnl him has, wasteful metbiKl* of th* lutst nor ex- lions with the change* of weather tno tgln h«* wer car* and attention Hut If he well-made roads u|*on the schools 1* -av, a ..ollsr a w* i-k ' ilxcUang* the sierrag,*; today he returns to pay follows a* clo*<*|y tb* trend of the particularly noticeable in district* \\ c* .Sfll the Best ( M Coal where centralization haa prevailed AFTER a visit many time* as a first or *e,*ond tliTi* s a* doe* rh* Intelligent student Th* man who bormws tmubi* (lays , class iMiBsenger of medicin* or science, he will be fa- *>ver the district achfvol uauriniu* interest in tb* *nd. ' Far up In .North Wales. atiKing the vore»l with l»ountlful r-t-urn and In liOgaii Walter l**ge, director of the rolling hllli ther*- stands a beautiful hie old ag* hav* h plenty office of public mads, defiartment of residence Hurrnund** Th*- *k *- of what th* *oll I* -aitabl, of, or will tiani grang*- a (taper entitled "Bood ciitMint «*am** to America thirty years you turn .»wav cha-* 'h* industrial Hoads and Better Hcbools." in which ago a i>oor immigrant U*'arhlng this biitterflv and finally *e. tb* opi»or- h*- says* mClAN ENTIRaY country h** aequlr**d small arr**.age, ' tunitle- that ::;lght hav* been yours, "Improving road* would be a great Pbone 145 then more and mor* until hls h*»ld- graap*d h\ the for»’*n*'r* factor In reducing the (tercentag* of FORYEARS illli*mcy which exists throughout th* country Honte of our states have al­ COMOFECZEII Cured by Lydia E. Pink- Mtta/I.NE ready (taasetl compulsory »*diication BOMD TO mi A Fall from th* Hky. " b> Augustus law* There are no obstacle* to their By ttie Use of Cutkura Remedias. ha m * s V e$[etable Com pound Most. In the nrt,M»*'r tvntury. i* the adintnlatration In our cities Hut In Pmeribes Them and Says They exciting -tor) of how two American* th*' rural districts the opposite j, Park lUpids. was sick for true If ail the roads were In gn»wl ' EXPRESS MTES in an • xi>iod,-ed a have Cured when Other Formulis nx-ears whil** iKzssIng condition BO aa to remain high and third of H mil* and ’‘veti to t«*ll th** Failed. They Always Bring Results. ' throtiffh therliaitge dry. It would he (Mvaslhle successfully niAIKMAN BL.AMBOVI BIVKh CBM- tab TbU remarkahi' adventure iif IJfe and was to enforce such laws even In the ru­ hanlly able to ba was one of the lDc;deal^ of the Bor- P.IXIKN BIIBAD HINT. ral dixtrtets. but with the present **My fore was afliirsad with emaaaa aptuiHl. After tnk- don Bennett International Halloon In the rear innT. 1 used tbe Cutlcttra condition most of the roads It Is Im­ linir aix b«>ttlea of Rare at Berlin, October 11. 1909; and BmasdieM and x|ae entirety rurod. 1 am practicable ” , |'..dia K. I*iHkliam'x One of the most Important hearings the two Americans were A Holland a practicing uhrasnon and very often which has been held since the state "It would be a wise policy to In ­ Try Tube Rose prwarnhe Cutirura Nesotvent said Cuii- IV itotiible fnm- PVnrbe*. Vice-President of the Aem railroad commisalon was created clude In our school courses, both high ourm Hoop in cam* of enoema. and they kiouud 1 (fnindl sn f'lub of America, and the writer of commenced last W»Hlaesday when school and college, a course in road have cuml whore oiber formuia* have Ipotiiid.t. .1.1 now tbe arlicl. foiled. • v!'!* to U • luy own repre*em*t|ve* of the various ex- roast met ion and malateasace. Huch. ** 1 am not in th* habit of endorsing rk uud feel prea* romi»aales doing business In a rourae would give our boys sad pomot nmlmnoB, but whan I And ram- Tbe leading feature in tbe October Flour « II.”- M/s. Eu. .Michigan and delegates from shlp- girls rudimentary tralnlag as to the odisa paa*nagng true merit. *iwh as the If i Dou, !*ark Ilap- liers' asaoriatlans and___ lioards______of Mct'lure's la the opening of a new Importaace^______aad advaatagea of Im- Cutlrura Heasi^ia* do. I am broad , trade* appeared before that body entitled "Working fJIrls’ Bud-|provml roads It would teach them imndod mough to p rodaim Utoir vlrtum BrookvUle. Ohio. —”1 was irreiniUr Co the wortdT I hnva boon pmottdag .And you will be well pleased with it. It has idlscuoa the probbeni of exprear "atoa. A Serlea of Article* Based tJuit by a little knowledge and the Ju- msdlnn* for twenty raan. and maol and extremely iierrouf. A neighbor I Chairman Blaagnw of the com- **P®® Individual Htudle# of the Helf-> ex|M>adUure of a little money any I And ronr Hr madias A No. 1. I reoominendetl Lydia E. I*kikriam'i i mission conveyed a pretty broad Blrle m New York." It labor much of the hardship* of ■tUI ftnd the Cutleura itomsdlas on good ^iven satisfaction to your neighbor and will Vacetahie ('ompouiid to me and I have ! blat to the representative* of the *• »»n<»unced that the*,- arflcle* are farm life nmy be softened and Its Iso- as ever. They alwovv bring ronslU. become reirular and mv :ierv«*s are expreos companies that the cons- Investigation rondurtod , latlon dispelled, and that equal pleaa- O. M. Pisber, M.D.. Big PoalTIkl.. Doc. he equally satisfactory Hi you, for ‘‘It’s always much bntler. ” —Mrs. U. iCinmnon , mlaaton propose* to eatabllah a now iVie National Consumer' l^wgue comfort may be extracted 4. mw.” ^ the same—always goo*. lomdh lng Uh* One of the principal grievance* ; •nicle on New York department store Ibrm to the city will canoe. They will •eairi-band. it woan't that. 1 of female dlaanaea we know of. and ■uHsrad for aeveral montb* and moai ca tbonaands of yoliintarr tejtlmoniaia of the shipper* la that there la a lack ; which the storle* of Indl- Immediately begin to agitate the of iinlforralty In the raioa charged worker* ar* given in detail, ray hair onm* ont. PlaaUy thoy lad a are on file in the l*lnkbam Inbomtory questton of Improved roads aad to CMCtor to MR ttsd to MMMflMmtod Roller Mila, Mick. nt Lynn. Maaa.. from women who hn^m by the compaale* for carrying goods The vecond laniallment of BoMwtn build them As tbe made are Improv ­ th* Caiicwn^n*madta^jr|i*^cur*dM been cured from nlnsoet every form ef hHween new rvnnpetttire potats. and ‘ a Remlniacenc** deals with ed tbe mral diatiicta will become Skmndlas. alto, for a female rompininta. ioHnaunation. uL another that the compaale* often re- ^??* ‘*.*"* Cornell Mnlveralty, more attractive, the farmers will con ­ eernUon. dixpineemwi ta. fibroid tamon, fuse to transfer expresa to another bla lutroductlon to Waahtngtoa tinue to farm and to do so more in ­ Irraffulnrltkn. per iodic palna,tanelEacte line, thereby onusiag the shipper de- aoclety. and cotnaln* many remlnln- telligently. tbe cnngMtod population Indigeetion and uerfona prneArmtlan lay aad additlonni expense cencea of Agnoaft. Lowell. George of tbe dtloa will bagta to flow from On.. William Curtla, Rxra Cornell, etc. Bvary mdlertn e wnm an oeraa It to her tboir alleys to tbe healthy atnsonpbere 7. 11 aeif tojtm B. PliHchnn*t Don't be disappointed If heaven of tbe farm and bsronm prodnerra In ­ table Conopnand n trinL aond* you opportunity when you pray Torturing ecseoan aprenda Its barn- stand of idle conaumara. aad oar If PM MMlnl nlNdan wHCr for promotion. lag nroa every day Dnaa'a OlataMat country trill mnreh forward to gront- .imrlA. Toneh ohlldiwn ktadneas by h e mg rallevoa tbe Itdilag. enroa It por- •r tndnattini attalaaMnu aad a h igher HIOi Tiy News Lners; Cok a Wi kind to ohlMron. nmnantly. At aay drag store. aad nohWr dvfltaatlna.** «mu M or Owoaaa boya had a an They burned 61 of thaai aad Ihn Rjin No Raik Whos Yoo. oaoed unharmed. Rav. W. O. Nanaa Vmlkm UmnmJkf muebt his bay playtnc with two of ------—tt loCeitrafj the atloha. He laamad from tha lad i VaacaaM of elTfltaatlaa W« pronls* you tkat. If your telr that be and hla conspnalons bad found ' The followiac poem, ’dfeaiory Day** Bmaohoo barbaric saraad li ftUllag OMt. aad you bav* aot la« the dynamite near a mine abaft. The was wrHten by Win Carletoa far J.T. he mim H pa too far. you caa repair thv daiu* boys bad been carrylap the dynamite Uanlells <# Raaax. tbrouph wboae af> i Polsoas ware hauntlac the ------ipa alroaby door br uatac Kasall aroupd la their paehau. The ax- forts the sute leclaUture aonm time ^r; W* Hair TVmIr. with prralalaocy plosive was freah aad bumad r.eadily. since debinnated depiemtoer M a day Beaato .growled thatr fbar at bia mi. Michigan otherwise the story would have been on which spcial honor shall be paid rod i Mli ropulartty. for a roaaoaablr tragic. the dead. Mr. Uanlells wished the RepMla -i------'nt ware------blM Mm iMOlh of tIaM). It to a aelMMtflc. ♦ ♦ ♦ poem to eapeclaHy honor bio wife there. "wing mm olaaoalac. aatisvptic. gormlcMal prr- Mptooo. that doatroya odcrobM. Five waohs ape Idward ^fasa. "J*® ‘***^ • ymrs since, aad the: u>eed ones around blm fall low m tha UtoMlataa lood eirrulatioa arouod son of Harvey Nasc. ai stanta contains the acrootic. **A ; fray- ttoa hair rooia. prooiotaa balr aourtob* | nefaek'i News lain* well haowa Palmyra botelheeper. foil ‘’‘'ilUV**.*® ****^7.. ***^ *• • l“totor who tollod nlpht and apBt. roaM>v«o daadruff aad roaiorwa! 10 feat from a tree, breaking hto arm ^ Inieai prodne- hair boalth. It la aa plaaaaat to uaa- aad shoulder aad aavaraly bruising ***** •••*P him to proneh from thio polpit of I ■a parr watar, aad It la dalloataly par* , blm about ths bond. He wns stoo *■*• *• being puhilahud thlo wesh tor ^ olay. fPMd It la a raal tollat aeoaa rendered unconscious by the fall and *he first time. ’ |||^ mound, once dlattngnlahod btoaoilMiiCatoHH to eUll in that oondltlon« though three I. and high. IVa waot you to try Raaall phyaictans have battled uatlrlagly UMtor thia mouad to a maiden at root —' hhuaaod by God*e wofohlpeia. ahrink ■Mr Ttoale with our promlae that It; ______with the caae. The doctors say that Hands whim as psarls to har artll ooat you aothias ualaaa you %n ______■ even If the boy. an exceptlooally were preaaed; Toor life thia phyaieiaa oft ^tfaaetlT aatlaflad with Ita i»ar. It- WOllaai rataaaa laa wwaaaa ■ bright and.... sturdy------child,------aarvtvea. . T^rs pure as rays from ths stars la led: oaaMo la w»o alaaa. prloaa 5dc. and o«rnarlan. who dlaappaar^ froa# which to hardly probable, bis mind the aky Give him dne thaahs tls aot yon that ntd. Ramaaihar. you can obaaln ; bo«a laat Thuraday Mral^ oaualas _||| « blaak. are dead. ^■all Ramadlaa in this ooauaunity j KToat anxiety amoap bU relatiree and j p ^ ^ Pell on har face when they bade her aST at MTaCoro-The Rexall lltore. ! frtoada. was found at the b^ o^ j goodbye. I Here Is a siataaama. whoas flsmsd hiiA: Sweia a ahiler comer Clinton Are. i friend In Corunna Friday, The seed The Mnjraa laala A ■ady Ctow ^ ><*• <* Mrth did the soul shod Md the glow of hto brUIlnney dio , loan went on a rialt without tellinc ST^!dTsd*tSto7iI ^xL only a^^mr. of days wa. it here. ■■■ I where he was polna and was pre- over for aa additional hundred. This Then she was oaHed by her heaven- •*•»••*«* to reader—on Memory Day! ^ railed upon to remain orer nlpht at OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.bis fiirad'a ho^.^ ^ to a BOW loola Industry sad several ■**"• months hove been consumed la get- H*clt to the beautiful boose whence Vlll. A O Tbouaondo of tombs have long pnoood X MAIIT WIHTTHALIA. ♦ ** *• l»«»«*hle far a now la ear .in. ting the old wapoa works la shape for oasse: o HAST WKnTraAi.iA. ^ , other for dlroroe. In the Hay City use as a factory. A large ansouat of *he bright spirit In p ansi ng sway, from our hoa. Those who oaee gusrdsd thorn ean. circuit court Hermann Barr baa beea aew machinery has been pul in sad »^ff If* sweet Impress oa glorified Manager Loonds mys he will be em-i *^**l^- aot come nigh K K „ -"i-r .r.-'sr :z i i s.. r™. B Hoeraer vtolted his brother husbond tor divorce. Mrs. Ott to 1» Co. of Detroit to s part of the concern .!!?••?*• ^ . ' Inst Tuesday. ' 5^ wedded two ymrs which joined with lonis csplUl to !■ »to last cradle they kissed her to Bleak aad oft nameleas those ssp- ulchraa lie. Stan the bustn Uoren Tran and family eatertalaed charges that her husband has nev How do we deem but from fimt unto mmMber of friends Sunday. supported her. Being under SI. It ♦ ♦ ♦ Here ber fair Image Ilea prone at our feet: Mtoa Thnnle Jones e?H* Bit Smith of , was ne cessary to appoint s next 'Thr nmathly minti ng ef the Hloh- „ ^ . ’Thost srho are gone held their f«rth alts were visitors at Wm. Brace’s | friend to bring action for her. Igan sute panloB board was held at ** “•*. •*»** sweet? dwelllags dear? h ♦ ♦ Inals last week sad 30 iamates have 0. The Male dairy and feed depnit- 1 appeared before the board asking that J* ‘j'*** ‘ »»* »*W— How caa we my bat the souls that Mas Game Hoerner spent Sunday eat has begun snotber crusade | their cases be considered. .None of ***® o® Memory Day. are passed. mtih her parents. Mr. sad Mrs. John meat Still love the bodies that harbored : Allwtk CHy, m $25.71 mmmnof against farmers of Ingham county I the cases are Importsat. At the pres- them here? IMU. * O—.. K— - who persist la selling watered milk 1 ent time there are all inmates In the **• Orave-yards?—God's Albums —and m m . *■ .. and warrants have been Issued for lonts prison and It is said that fully 1 Oder this mound Ilea the wreck of ; I I , iMh - ■ 25il “*■ o™***®****' ’'^* • Pred Kills and K. McClure. Okemoa | gp p«r cent appeared before the par- * )oy — when He said. Imura Brace. farmers. Several months ago the 1 don board sad bad their semenc^es Pride’s brightest Thund ’rlng to us through oar grief ; lmtwil.Qse. • 2DJ0 garlands were or oar mirth. Mrs. Henry Wells spent two days department caused the arrest | t'ommuted under the Indeterminate hung on bis name: ctlnnt week with her son. Clarence niore than a score of farmers for j sentence law which baa been la op- "Dying ones, what have you done with Man ho od and womanhood ‘ welcomed my dead— - . ft_, Dhed Lim ■ Stiil ■RNt. In 9X. Johns. dtopoalng of watered milk to the >ratlon seven years and prsctlcslly the boy. All In my image—entrusted to IKMIO, WL yj, I7J, TVniie Behroadsr and Jennie Buck- - Michigan ('.ondenaed Milk works. I outlived all prisoners at Ionia aerv- Thanks went to heaven at the hour esrthr that be came l|g toyent from Saturday until Monday h d> ^ lag time under the old law. “Those that thou gaveat. we cherished with relatives In lamsing. Mrs. Jeha Barba, fh jenrs eM, sf b h I Many the hopes that upon him were with care”— Mrs. Allen Waldron and Saginaw, is at St. Mary • hospital laid; ...... ’ ,^aa Waw U nmV ’g V I Hall Thus to the king may sre truthfuHy non fTanMItn. ChHs Roasow. wife and suffering | pluck mved bis life when he was run Brilliant ambitions were centered my: within: “Love linked to Juatice, tbs home of Mr. Mrs Could be not lead in the cohorts of wed with prayer — . TTiursdsy sftemtton. Aiistrom was trade? > •apt.m.'to Mdhroeder stove. The fluid caught fire and ©X- . ki — Hall the clear sunrise of Memory **!n!. “* ru^hViT^**^** “*** Might not hla genius a world-hom ­ Day!’’ age win? 1 MteMe MediHBe^ ?ful n ?*•«»•**• Munroe. of that rtty. and driven Mrs F. Marti. St. Joe. Mich., mys .'blanket which ^^JUithered Xbr^^^ hto chauffeur, turned the corner Would be not plead with the listen ­ There ’s nothing so good for a sore FoMer. MIntum Kinney ______ing throng, throat as Dr. Thomas ’ Kolectrlc Oil. ftotoy ’s Honey and Tar mved ^r lit- names Her condition to serious For their right action and word and lAyman M. Alward ___ —— Wm. Corkln ______tia hoy ’s life. She writes: “Oar lit- ^ ^ ^ did not see the lad in time to avoid Cure* It In a few hours. Relieves i^iy Fire Dapt. aiai HnIL Wm. Smith ______belief? pain In any part. tie boy contracted a severe bronchial >rhe larr ilUssii 14 la the iltUMt' *****1®K ***®- '***•* ’ *•**• * ’**vn hurled MIgbt he not triumph in story or John Crichton ------1 Ada J. Cochmne ______trottMe sad aa the doctor ’s madlclne ^^sge suit of Mrs Olle Olson of!**^'" ***■ *»*«y<^l* ’^* “**^l»*^ *1 front aong? did not cure him. I itorr him Cadillac against W. R. Sawyer and **** “ Should not the nation-tribes vote Total pay roll ______.1128.33 Total watar fund pay roll Honey sad 'Tar in which I have : that case will have to be tried for * “** him their chief? Primary BlecUan. 122—O, B. I*restoa ...______WU> It car., th. <«>,«, u -HI « ,a, ,1.,^ llm. Olw, .ad t.o otb.r. . * “ *'*' “'*, A. bT „ arorn tb. ;.k I. i------1 Claim .No. 322:— 322—Eugene Lynd t*a aboUa* aad a.««la» .P.I1A ,a„ cllr wb.n,'""'* ‘ ...... i. I»i~—d. What might have been In this tiny OFFEUL REPOilT Wm. M. Leland ______3 QO 224—Great Western OH Co. _ ha tot well in a short time. Foley's ♦ ♦ ♦ 3!o O ------their horse became frightened by Fred Fassek nod AHwrl Cmnae, two'd'7e^'hoaors around him shall H. 8. Holmes ______Honey and Tar has many times sav­ Spwyer ’s auto. The men were thrown H. W. Morris ______3 00 Total water fund diobts ...... I192J6 ed os much trouble aad we are never ont and badly injured. Olson died. Germans of Ihirmnd, were arrested rest: Loring Grant ______3 00 Btoctrtr Fnnd DtobarMOMata. without It in the bouse. ” VanSIckle A His wife brought suit and at the first recently and taken to Ithaca, charged Give him OF Gin GOyWIL AIGad 8. Flldew______3*00 Pay roll at tbe Plant. bis portioa of Memory Oineple. trial was given a Judgment for IS.oao. with selling diseased meat while run ­ Day. Bugene Shutters ------XOO Claim No.— ♦ ♦ ♦ ning a meat market at Bannister. Cnuacll rooms 8t. Johns, Septem-| 3.00 1 ^•* —Archie Bishop ------ber IMb. 1910. | C. L. Smith ______♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Jei^ph Idea*Hi. a premlaeat fanner It to claimed that, while the men III. Floird Calkins ______300' Extra Pay Roll. were running the market at Hannto- ...... Regular meeting of the city coun-; 3^00 4«2—Richard Foley ...... | 24.00 ♦ ♦ of Garland, five miles west of Owos- ter a couple of months ago. they “*** ‘*^ **|* “ ’** ”“®*1 the bride of a ell held on the above date, present: j M. F. Washburn ______♦ EAGLE. ♦ so. missed being hurled to dMth by Wm. K. Hamilton ______3.00 —Cnlon Telephone Co...... 46 bought a cow with nearly all one side „ Aldermen FIshbum. Stone and Bmith ♦ ♦ a Grand Trunk passenger train last Timothy H. Clark______3 00 Emmons ______26.60 of Its bead eaten off with cancer and she love, and aa much did A quorum not being present, the i sioo C. 8. Poatoffice 2.12 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Friday by the narrow margin of 10 she fear Charles B. GIGels______that they butchered it aad sold the council adjourned to 'Tuesday even-1 Thos. J. FIshbum ______3 00 —Orbs T. Schanck ______6.00 feet. Leavitt, who Is quite deaf, was meat made up into bologna. The offi­ Life early whispered that loss goes tng. September 2©th. 1910. at 7:30^ driving onto a crossing and failed to Clarence A. Wilcox _____ 3*00 —C. J. LItseber Electric • (Too late for last week.) cers have the head of the cow aa an with gain- o ’clock. ' bear or see the rapidly approaching Hoary Clark______3 00 ------10.52 E. E. Snyder spent the first of the Exquisite bliss carries exquisite pain. train. Engineer Mctlraw, however, evld<>Dce against th** two men and al­ Council rooms. St Johns. Tuesday Samuel KInaey ______s'oo^^^Allls-Chalmers Co. ____ wek In Saginaw county. so other strong evidence. The peo- Short were the lessons vouchsafed ber saw the farmer's danger and suc- evening. September 20th, 1910. Kll Fields ______roo ------n. K Brow, and Mrro, H.i.b ara '« *"■ * ”**'>' Kr.tt't?™‘ 2.00 Total electric fund dlstots .. $1221.61 summer-land she must re- Adjourned regular meeting of the Wm. J. Mull______me better of their recent Illness. engine..ogine only 10Id feet from lAcavltfs ***** city council held on the above date, James H. Bailey______2.00 ^ further buolneaa appearing, on Puaxek and Crance were arraigned „ the .Mayor, Prank L Shi ley. presiding. H. M. Ford ______3*00 motion the council adjourned. Rev Hayward has kone to Jackson wagon, ... beforenmynro Justiceiiimttgms M.wi R.rt yomifsarSalter, Saturdayytomyii^nmY ' ***'■ **•■* “ • aprlag-bllghted to attend the Methodist conference. I 4 ^ ^ The council wns called to order at Isaac I*. DIkeman ______300 WM. COCHRANE. CHy Clerk. pterabe'r ‘‘sIth ‘“‘ThJy wVre Wife^i^leaf: a^ motherhood both were * "* Bliss Temple was called here Mon- If a |ire*i*iea %amre«ted by Poali- John Crichton ______Aldermen. FIshbum. James H. Ruel ...... ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A day oa account of his mother ’s Illness sc's charter revision commission Is in- to secure bail. winsome ♦ ♦ Mrs Roily Tillltlson snd children corporated Into the charter that city M F. Washburn ...... ♦ ♦ ♦ The minutes of the laat ♦ DEALS IN Dlirr. ♦ Vtatted at Sunfleld the laat of the will be an Ideal place for candidates and gay. meeting Claim No.— Jndge Nmiih af Charlatte were read tnd .ipproved. 323—Hettler A Bialer______♦ ♦ -ynjg. seekinic office. The contemplated pro ­ .Never knew wedlock—Death wooed ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A w. 1 l.v«na I.r>nMr rtf vlt vi»iunvision inaHeflmakes It11 a rrimecrime puaiaoauiepunishable uyby ■ ided that the suit brought by Eugene uriher away. The committee on claims presented 324—Fred Stowell tbe following report: 326—Wells Baldwin Johns spent Sunday with Winnie f •***!' *"*■ ?'■*' “.**" Z®* ’ ®****'' ‘. .t!Here the aw,^( garb of a soul that ttoorge E Weale to Carrie Goette buy—, cigars.MV-.- nrw. drinks...... for election...... county, to recover taxes paid under was wrecked— To (be .Mayor and Common Coun Brokaw. The idea Is to do away with the cua- « l»ortlon of which was used l.4ired Into triumph-then crushed by **' •*®** “** »«>***- Total election diabts I 86.46 lot 89 Mapleton. Ccmsidcratlon 11.60. Gold B. Evans to George W, Fletch ­ Mrs. Clarence Davenport entertatn- tom of treating at election time, a'*® P*y G*** expense of coastnicting neglect. **®": — 326—r. 8. Poatoffice 2.00 ad company from away laat Tuesday We. your committee on claims, to 327—rBt. Johns .News er lou 1 and 2. block 14. Bath. C^on- custom which annually coats bun- walks, curbs and gutters on and Oh. could the beauties of honor and ^ ______29.70 sideratlon 126.00 . nnd Wedn«^ay dreds of dollars and makes it im- •r®®®** the courthouse square, was worth whom was referred: Coatlngent fund 328 —Clinton Republican ______.'..80 Tbaddeus G. Reynolds to Edward Mr. and Mrs Fjdwards of Ann Ar- (Kiaalble for lb*- man with a small in-'®®* Instituted agalost the proper Sown every day tbe nrrfena of *® *** ’ General Street 328 —Clinton Republican _____ In roe gardens of f^na claims Nos. 264 to 270; Water Brown lot 26. block 1. Brown ’s sab- hor vtolted the latter’a brother, t'ome to aspire to public office mutboTitles. the case being started «artb. Vtank Smith, and wife tbe last of the 4 ^ ^ fund claims .Noa. 331 to 324; Electric | dlvtoion. out lot J. St. Johns Consid ­ against the treasurer of tbe township Rise up In Gowers half aa lovely as 49.30 eration 880.00. to whom the protested taxes were they. light fund claims Noa 461 to 468; do' _ wash Tbe auirrlare af Mls« Della May Sarah E. HInmaa to John C. Hta- The ball game played last Saturday Brooks and Henry Alles of Perry oc- !*•***• There were leas need of our Memory hereby report that we have carefully 'Total ('.ont. Fund DtobU ____ S262.M examined 4he same and find them cor ­ man se 1/4 se 1/4, aectlon 16. Eagle. •ftomoon between Grmnd I^edge and curred last Wednesday evening, under The caae will probably be appealed Day! ' Dag Faad Dtahn raaman ta. rect at their footings and we respect- Consideration $2,000.00. Bsgie resulted in favor of Grand unusual rlrcumstaacea. The bride's •• Mr. Powera, tbe pialatlff. to very 330—Geo J. Munroe ______| 4.00 fully recommend that they be allow- Richard H. Small to LsRoy H. Moss mother. Mrs Charles Dalis. Is lying m®®** Interested In testing the issue. 321—R J. WoodruG ------2.00 lot 1. block 11, Van with caocer. and It la not »'o®‘®«<*‘n« xhol the aaperviaors had Brave-haarted vouth ’ how tou ^ Gie ^ark be Dneaen'r add.. • The fnlr held at the town ball last *®^ Elsie, also a piece of land commenc n long survive At' o®* l»®wer to exi>ead tl.760, repraoeat- *_ sprang i instructed to draw orders on the prop- Toul |lfc(ii~i1s I afternoon was a success., Z**® I®®* , i„- ,km of tbe Improvement. -Hr 1.___ __ i '®'’ •®»eral amounu. 6.06 lag ne cor said lot 1. n 10 rods, w 4 The weather man being present with child, which otherwise would not ; without submitting the same to a vote prove* prowess to h . 8 . HOIa MBS. Gencrml .NWeet Pond Mishnranmenta. cods, a 10 rods, a 4 rods to bagtanlng. vain the proceeds were only 646. Commloaioner's pay roll. ('onaMeratlon 8200.00. ^ hare occurred so soon, was solemnlx- ‘Ae jieople. and further that the tax whether ^ stood for ta. a ,- ^ **®“®*H*® o ® P®*"® Mr. and Mrs. H. C •■** ed In her presence, as she lay on her ; was a proper charge against the city. ,w ^ ***• o® Moved by Alderman Smith, sup- Claim .No. 264:— Samuel l*ackenham to Mdwtn Port- Dr. Hoover went to Riley last Sun sick bed. Mr. Alls* la but nineteen J®**** «««l**» ruled against blm on y ' rnimiaa.i it .ita nriAi **®'^''** **2 Aldermaa Ffshburn. that Engleberi Smith ______| 26.00 ©rflald loto 4 aad 6. block 3, Cobb, ! brought Mrs. Temple home ■ |g seventeen. propoaltloaa lou were «mrnmpaaai il with pride the report of the committee on claims Lawrence Muager 2.80 Randall aad WooU's addition, Blale. with them she being very sick with I ^ ^ sM with love. I pe accepted and adopted. Harry Walbridgc 1.10: CansMoratlon ffOO.OO. JRtle hopes of ber recovery. How In auch good aa their fond eyesi Ayes, four; nays. none. William GIGels .. 1.00' William W. Ferguson to Arthur AI- bride ’s mother. Charles Lawrence, baker, af Lan ­ ♦ ♦ ♦ ^ j R. J. Woodruff pre s anted a oarti- . 'TboinaB HeGy__ 8.00 frud Burke e 60 1/2 a w 1/2 se Gl sing stniek the horse and lig owned rather aad mother would triumph , fled report that a a*eep belonging to ■ Murdo Antes S.oo !''♦. section IS, Watertown aad w 5/8 k I.eonard, the fl*e-year>eM af by Mrs. George M. Shutea. KM Nortb **** ’ i George J. Moncoe, had been wounded George Tteaor ___ 4.00 ® 1/1. ne 1/4. section 34. Watertoivn. H Qiicljy Geo Dubay, who lives two miles west Chestnut st. laat Wednesday nlgbt Sn did your strength fill a need of by a dog or dogs, that the damage E. Stevens ______3.20 Conalderatioa 11.00. of St. Louis, recently found a dyna- while going north on Waablagton ave. each hour — sustained by the said George J. Mon- Arthur AlGad Burke to William W. mite cap under a com crib where it'a®*! completely demolished the buggy, No one could think It ooald e’er, roe. by reoaon of the wounding of sold Toul street pay roll J 64.10; Pers®*®® some as shove dascription. bad lain for years, and placing It on besides injuring the horse attached be overthrown: sheep, wns four dollars. And that tbe 206—B G. Hulse ...... 8 9.26 Roslna A. Hlcok, et al. to Enos Par- Cmiljt Komi a nearby boulder, struck it with a i® ** You bad the courage, but death had fee of said R. J. WoodruG. Justice of 367—E. B. Emmons ___ I tee sw 1/4 ac 1/4 section 26, Ovid exe. piece of tile. The resulting explosion The owner of the rig had hitched the power. the f^acc for performing bis dnty In 270—H, J. Andrews ___ 26.13 *** * ®® ® •***©. also se 1/4 ne 1/4. aee- tore a large bole in the boulder, her horse to a telepbnac |io|e In front Aad yoa are lying unfaared aad the matter to two dollars. tkm 26. Ovid, except 10 a on a aide. HtoMil Mallei. Fenooneat ('are— threw broken tile for 20 feet snd ter- «f the borne of f6d Satton. 1111 North, alone. Moved by Alderman Stone, sup ­ 8 I 40 77 I *'®***deraUoa $4.0dt.00. ribly wounded the lad In the chest. Washington ave. while ah«> TMnl Fookace Mailed Free ka All c a I You hod a mlaalon that could not be ported by Alderman Holman, that the ' Roslna A. Hiook st al to AlG^d Psr- Doctors, who were quickly called. ®®l* «P®® the family. Mr. lASwreace In Flaia Wrapper. spoiled; renort of R. J, WoodruG. be received Toul Gen. 8t. fund dlsbt* I 94.87 ***, V ••« iSr ^f** w®* •mother woman occupant of the In tbe long bourn —were they stormy •*>* Edgar L Valentine, aa member s Honrr Woueh . , ...... 1000 ■Me (‘••r# I Care without further treatmeut. sonic Temple and to that rod have ae-1 ^ or fair. of the board of special asaeanora. hu Hoary Gdsll . . 17 90l tt proves Its value to you. get cured options. Al a meeting of the rhine *roa Mmaned but alicht'rv Bless tbe awee^ fonn that la sap-1 ®®®flnned by this conacll. Alhecf PVvwler ...... 1710 from your druggist at 60r a box lodge Tuesday the isth. the mattar aimutir pilaare bent^ Ayes, foor; nays. none. George Ordway ...... 9 no 1 AU. oat <.uirob le sore yw get tbe kind you oak was gone over very thoroughly aad Cp to the high heaven prnyera tor' Moved by Alderman Smith, snppori- John CaoMdy ______it.do Simply Gil out frue coupon be- , action was Gaally taken whereby the * Tbe Laab of a Flond. merey she oant; ' ed by Alderoma Stone, that a special Frank 'TboniM ...... 6.an «d mail today Save yourself lodge concluded to offer the city of would have been about aa leelcome to Though she waa working, tbe while 1 "laktng fnnd be eauWlsbed. that the C. Patterson _ ...... __ 7 an i tbe aurgeon ’s knife and Its Bt I.entla Its prese n t lodge room pro- A. Cooper of Oswego. N. T.. as a mer- ***** *be prayed — | surplus rorotngs of the etectrlc light Georgs Tlcnor ______Add' the doctor aad his Mils. pcriy, consisting of the third story of riieus lung-racking cough that dcGed' ***® sided, while pleading tor'ssd water plant If any be p laced In rirhs T. Behaack - 26.46 the municipal building In return for all remedias tor years. **1t eras most . **** • ' mM fund, the ssme to he sppltod to John Pheipe ,,, . . . . aaa- E SLYE ♦‘the property oo Msin gt, obtained troubUssm* at aliGit.** he *rTlUa.!***®"®***e to her called tor nwIG-speed- '*he payment of the himde aa they be- M n. HniM 4.56 ♦ from the Rose Aan Voght esute. '“aothlng boipsd me till I uned Dr ' *■« halm: ! come due rmmv. rtf KAflR (III PIIN. ♦ This oGer wne accepted by the* King's New Discovery which oared ! •*** spirits her life enat a calm Avea. four; ngys. none. Total pay roll _____ 9246.80 PTRAMID DRf’G (NIMPANY, ♦ rtty council and tbe exchange to beam-.me completely. I never rough at night' Many a soul tn hea atlea lad. r 2d8 —g|. Johns News md Pyramid Bldg.. Marshall. ♦ flctai to both the elly and the lodge, now** Millions know Its matchlnss j AGer It wsiked tkrough the gates of I city pay roll 2dd—Cllatoa Repuhlicna ____ Kindly send me s ssnw** ♦'beesuse the city needs more room In merit tor stubhorn roldv. obettnate the dead Claim No 221:— SmtfaiMetiwi GoMiwBlMd Pyramid Pile Curs, ad onae by ^ its municipal building aad the lodge mugha. sore Inags. Isgrip p* . sstluna. TOM the true words as tt eaoae to her J. Marie Brown .. .1 I2.id ‘Gsinl N. (Tllaton ave Sewer II, F1MMB, la plain wrapper. ♦' memhersbip has outgrown its preoeot ' bemonbage, croup, wh ooptng rough. near. Geo. H. bcboenhals . id.d7 dlshuraetaenta t267.dd IONIA, MICH. —.... — ♦ quarters and a new home must he i or hsyfever. It rellerea quickly and "This to tthe aagsl that guMed me Geo L Ttnkbam __ ------♦ provided The Maaone expeet to never full* to eattsfy s trial ron- hers.' Wm. Oochrane . „ Pay roll at the Plant FCGy ♦ hu'M a modern temple oa their nrw * 66c. 11.00 Trial hottt# free. I Is not a life that soch fruits can dla- Ada J. norbraae __ Claim No. 221:— Rell Pboftc 137>2r ♦ jslte whteb will ha a great additloa to poalttrely gMrsnteed by J. ,»Iay. O. B. Prsaton ______ty at that stty. I MIDI aan and VnaBIckIs A GMsp is. Vsn of Itnalf Dart 91* Gnat Hall______id.dd THur.joRm TBUSOAT I, 1910.

U ♦ O. Millar «hs Ih Owaaao Maaday. A. J. Hhaklhn was la Bt. Johha Baa- ♦ CMAPfll. ♦ |l««ltfe I* W«ff«li WiiHigi Mi iM !♦ ♦ dhy. m. J«M« rMpi» iMw *Judgs Banii of lEmoa was la town T« Nttf« II. Saturday. Mra. Bamaa Slmpaoa vtattad In Baa- Many fit JoMa p>M>* tak# tkalr Jeaate Lyone la on the gala. Mra. Ray (llbaoa la oa the gala. Blsicr Moaday. livm ta tbeWlu flieada laat week. .'*1aa Mlaale Coon'a divialoa neat Fri­ Mra. A. J. Haaklaa aad Mias Ls>u' way. friiM aad HI iMaUk. bat tkar* la ao Mr. aad Mra. K. K. Latakton at­ day evening at the hiNne of E. A. ; Qalahoaae spaat Thursday la Owosso. j Mlae Edith Croaa spent Moaday at uu-hMeld. All who by their preoaace DM>d to aaffar aor to ramala la daa- tended the atate fair laat week. Mrs. Ella Rtefnbowar aad Mra. rnmr wh»«a all diaaaaaa aad aokaa ai .T** tM. I. . ^1 . w- ‘****' ’ the Theodore Rtclnbowcr were In Owosao ' Rev. and Mra. O. T. Flaher retum- Mra. Ellaa SUek la able to be around ^ through the aummer are la- Patau du« to w«ak kidaara oaa bo Ml home from conference Monday. again Mpndny. quickly aad pormaacatly carod by eluded In the lavltatloa. Oueuta are Mr. and Mra II. H Pike viatted Mr. Cora Sculler |a working at H. K. Mr. and Mrs William Emans of the uae of lioaa'a KIdaoy Pflla. Here requeated to wear their old clotbea. and Mra. (leorge Pike In Olive Run- Olbaoa'a. to dreaa warmly aad to wear rubbers Brady vtalted over Runday with Elsie i la a Ht Jokaa ettlsoD'a roeoauaeada* relatives. Know day. Oeorge Evaaa now rideo la a If the pre sent dampaeae coatlauea. tl'm Mra. Huao (Iroaa went to Dorr Wed- Uuick car. Meet promptly at K o'clock. B. D. Ackmoody returned Moaday : Hamuel K. Weatherby, 117 Floral aeaday to attend the wedding of her The show at Chapin waa well at­ The October meeting of the Wom­ 1 from a visit of several weeks at Ryra- | Avc., m Jokaa. Mich., aaya: -la rlew niece tended laat week. an's Foreign Missionary will be hHd cuse. N. Y. of iny etporicace with rioaa'a Kldaoy Mra. MarHott ^nt a few days In Wednesday. Oct. 5«h at the home of What Your Getting Henry Tubbs of Riley waa enter ­ Mias Aaole VkaDeuaea west to PtllB. I kaow thoin to ba a good kid- Owosao laat week. Tlllotaon. Rhe will be as- Ypallaatl Mtmday where she will at- aoy roaiody. Aboat a yaar aao my tained at the home of Mr. aad Mra. D 8. Pike Tneoday night. Eva Curtis la .m-the gala but not .^^.ftalnlng by Mra. U B. • tend school. back waa laate aad pataful aad at Mr suiut ehii j •***• •^^*"** Downie and Mias Clara BenaHt The when you buy that time I procured Doaa'a KIdaey dril. siS 22 1 ■»’**^*"* meeting will be for dinner. All In- Mrs. O. J. (kRden speat laat week Pllla at VaaHIckle A Olaaple ’a Drug drea and Mrs. Armance Brya nslt- • week with her mother. In Howell visiting her nmlher. return- = tereated are Invited to he present log Raturday. your Fall Apparel. (More. They promptly rellared me ed Mr. aad Mrs. Ben Florlaa Sunday Mrs. Mary Btakley has returned Remember the Epworth l.oaa ‘a Kidney Pllla have er waa held at the parsonage last' K. Wavie has returned from the guaday evening at <:30. Monday at the home of hla parents. ; my eadomrmeat la retura for the Im­ Tuesday night. All present repon an | southern part of the state. ^ Junior lemgue will beatn next Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Ackmoody. day—and inipect the wonderful Mr.^ Pearl Uon. has returned from .fiemo^ three o^k^ provement they made." njoyable^ time Mrs. J. H. Travis aad daughter.- atiortmentt of Fall and Winter For lale by all dealera. Price 50 Rev. and Mrs. MacDonald aad chil­ ^*^Jf?****’ n much Improved. |j|H jualors try to be present at the Mrs. Bertha Alward. of Camdon. arej ceou PViater-Mllbum Co.. Buffalo. dren of Wacouala were entertained Miss Bertha Albaugh of Fenmorc Is j||^ meeting guests of Jasper Blaaey sad family.! Models in New York, aole ageaU for the Talted at the hfMne of Rev. aad Mra Flahef working at C. .M. Lyons's Mabel Oarrett. Margaret McDougall' Mra. Win. Inckenby aad son (leo. Htatea. Tuesday night. OBITITABT. Clyde Wsraer and Oeorge Lusk left speat Runday at North Rtar. OUR famous ; Mr. aad Mra. Cliff Reynolds of Lan ­ for Mt. Pleaaant Moaday to attead Remember the name —Doaa'a—aad Mrs Frank Batchelor speat Friday User D. I.nrgent was bom In Put­ sing aad .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rey­ school. take ao other. with her sister. Mrs. Rarah Buell. nam oouBty. Ohio. March 5. 18S5. Stein -Bloch , nolds of Dllve visited Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. J. W. Cross Is on the gain. Her Died at his home In Elale Rept. 22. Mra. Doa Beanett la apeading the' Fred Tucker last week and Huaday. Michaels -Stern Sl Co ., morher from Indiana la now with her. 1910. aged 75 jreara. 6 months and 14 week In Owpaso with her alater, Mrs. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Mrs. Jane Northway, Mr. aad Mrs. Mra. Jaa. I*1erce has returned from^ days. He was united in marriage to Jay White, and little daughter that i “L” Syste .m Clothes A ♦! w»s bom Runday. Rept. 26. Fenton Brink aad daughter (iertrude. Ohio.____ Her father came back with Clgle^lctober 16. A ♦ RKYflAI. rKNTBB. ♦ Rev, aad Mra. Fisher. Mrs E. D, WII- soldier he enlisted In the Ohio In- Mrs. C. D. Fox waa called to Mor­ —the finest creations from the ♦ ♦! Hams sad daughter laiura of I»eWltl.. Several from Chapin attended the tice Tuesday to attend the funeral of ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Mtsa Maggie Cush of i.onslng and Mrs. fairs at Rl, Johns and I>etrolt last After the war he her niece, the 17-yeor-old dnugbter of world ’s skilled designers and Hannah BHxsard of Olive were en- week. moved to Oratlot county. Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fuller. master tailors. Bom to Mr. and Mrs l.feslle Brosra tertained at the Inime of .Mr. aad Mrs. .Mrs. R Nethway sfient Wednesday where iw- lived till the year Ik79 a daughter Tuesday. Reptember 20. Varney Pearce the last of the week. in Owosso. Casale spent Runday at when he moved to Elsie where he AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA —Ready for you to put on. Mr and Mrs Hen Acker of Carson, .M or rice. made his home till his death. To A A City visited HI lb.-' hone* of Wm T. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A .lerome Cross and wife have return them were bom nine children, six of A IIKRTPHALU. A —Note every line of their correct Plowman last e'eek. ♦ ♦ ed from Uingsburg. Their non la on *»* ‘^‘**^- ”•* A 4 ♦ KOI R TflWNH. A mourn their lose sD aged wife, one Mrs Ceorge Million of Kagle rlstt- the gain AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA style features, of their perfect fit. A A .Mra. Myrtle Renaabough and dau­ son. John Rargcnt of West Hr.'inrb. \ .>d St the himie of her itarents. Mr •Mlrh.. two daughters. Mrs .Vellb- and Mrs R K HIsley last w*M ‘k AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ghter .Marla, spent Runday at K. iaiuls Barker was In Detroit a few —This store guarantees the qual­ Wavle's. Hiighena and Mrs. Alice Rheldnn. one days last week All are Invit'd to attend th* Cab-, I> Rhuart is filling his silo this Mrs. E Rlsck is entertaining her brother snd six grandchildren. The k S&s ity and the values. Inet meeting of the Kpworth le-agu< William and Ia*o Rnltg<-n were |n week. granddsugbler. Florence Barnett, of funeral was held from the home Rat' which will lie held at the home of I Portland Rundsy —Y ou ’re sure of the “finest ready-for-service clothes in Horn to Mr and Mrs Milo RItmnons I.anslng^ urday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Mr and .Mrs Charles Trails Friday' Ed. Thonic of Owosso was here a Runday morning a son Word came of the death of Mra. III- S. L Hraas Burial in Elsie cemetery. the world”—HERE. ••v»‘nlng. October Tth i few days last week Mr and .Mrs ilerm Every attended CIbson of Fordney Tuewiay. leav- Ing s huslMUtd and four children. I Earl Rlmpson went to Flint Mon ­ Caspar Cook was taken seriously Suits and Outergarments up to $28. Mben MerH Wins the Detroit fair Thursday C M Lyons and daughter Nela. M. day 111 st Fowler Monday. Merle Ijince Is able to attend school When the medicine you Ukc cures Buckley and family and H Herron and Charles .Moore was in Owosso Mon- Mrs Philip Cook is seriously ill at Exclusive .-Vgency for the your disease, tones up your system, after s three weeks' Illness, wife attendeii the funeral of lana Hay. this writing nad not ex|>ected to live snd makes you feel better, stronger Mrs Alfred Lance was a caller at, Fuller at Morrlce Mich.. Tuesday -j I»ot» Wilson of Ithaca was In town Uiuis .Rnitgen snd .Miss Augusta Celebrated Knox Hats and more vigorous than before. Thnt j o C l*twtt'v in Watertown Monday. ------over Sunday Martin were In Portland on busli^ss Aak for oar rabatc chacka given with every naali parchaae. We ai refnad Is what Foley Kidney Pills do for Tou, j \||»* Emily larson of lansing was Your kidney trouble ms) be of long -Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rpurbeck of llh- Runday your railroad farm when yonr purchaae amoonu to #10 or more. In all cases of backache, headache, guest of her mother Raturday standing. It may be either acute or •«« vlalted at the home of M. .Sheldon Albert .Rnitgen returned Monday af­ nervousness, loss of appetite, suw^ chronic, but whatever it is Foley's «ver Runday. ter s|iendlng a few days with friends lessneas and ! Mr and Mrs .Morris visited their K‘Hney Remedy w||i aid you to get Mrs. Matlock returned to her home in Detroit caused Jy ^vJTnsJkie A niasols Hsughter. Mrs c.eorg* Hardenburg. rid of It quickly and restore your nat- In Detroit .Monday after visiting Mrs .N'lcholas Pohl, an o|d resident of neya or bladder. VanRIckle ft OUsple ^^ Sheldon a few days. ______Sunday this village, died at the home of his ^^^^^ftftftftAAAAAAAA Stella Maler spent Rstiirdsy night Foley's Keiiiedy made me well,” Maid Having sold his farm to John Flx- daughter, Mrs John Rbacfer. Thur»- Clark & Hulse J. .Slhbtill of Cl and View. M'Is. Coni- *cH. Ceorge Hnisington will spend ^ A ! 'be home of her brother, Walter. day morning at 2:00 o'clock of a com­ It now VanRirkJe ft the winter In the South. A and wife menee taking plication of diseases, t He was 79 St. Johns Largest Clothiers. A HATH Claspie. .Mr. and .Mrs. I>>w Bentwiey and two A ♦ years of age, I'omlng tb hla lountry Mr and Mrs M’Mliain Croner spent children of Flint v IsUch I over Sunday from Germany In 1H41. He settled in AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Thursday with Mr and Mrs. Herbert at the home of (’. I). Sherman. this township on the farm with bis Hixson on Raglns^ street Rev. Ceorgv- Varloo returned from (larents. He was married to .Mias Frank Towns is having a cement Mrs. James Middleton and daugh ­ Jackson Monday where be had spent Mary Herr Four children were bom. wall put under his hous* ter Emily spent Sunday In IVirtlsnd the week attending conference all of whom survive, though bis wife Mr. and -Mrs "'m Cnsidrlch attend- with Henry Newman and famll.v .Mr and Mrs I. C. Bates returned bah been dead many rears The chil ­ .•d the St Johns fair laat Friday. I> I) lainc* s|ienr Friday In Iain- home Tuesday from a visit with rela­ dren are John, Michael. Mra. John Mr and Mro Fred Innis of Jackson ; xing and siumt Friday night and Sat- tives in Detroit, Durand and Ohio. Shaefer. Westphalia; Adam Pohl. De­ ap-mt Sunday at the h*»ine of Kil. urday at the home of hU brother, Al- Mrs Bert LUiegb who has been Mr. .and Mrs John I.iSrgent of West troit. Fun«*ral servlcea were held ttal- Cook ' quite III is Improving. Branch came .Monday morning. They iirdav morning, burial being from Rt. Mrs Ceorge Wiight of Fowlervill- Nearly ail the farms north of Crand A luind of gypsies w. nt through '*^*'^*' f^Hwl here by the sickness snd Mary's church. Rev*. Peter Esper of ­ came .Monday to visit relatives In this l4edge in a block tw«> miles square h**=-*- last Rundsy toward the north. death nf their father, E. I^rgcnt ficiating. place have lieen leased to two gentlemen .Mr and .Mrs Harry Price of l.nn- • —' ' uttle Ceorgi- Knapp Is recovering ' f|;«“‘ />blo for the puriuise of drilling -ing visited relatives here last week. fr*>m pneumonia A trained nurse 1* for oil Adam Huasell carried the mail for Virgil Wright last Thursday and FrI- caring for her A A AA AAAAAAAAAAAAA Mrs Coodhiie and -on Arthur of da> A A I..analng s|>ent Sundav with relatives A IM.Y.MRTKK. A Mr and Mr*- Hlarkbiirn Tripp at- i In this place A A tended the state fair at Detroit last ' Mrs Sfodart of Ragtnaw visited her AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA week sister. .Mrs Kffle Cusbmsn. In this A good many from here attended place Sunday •Mrs A Sutftn visited In Flint this the county fair in Rt Johns Thursday The reception given Rev H W week and Friday Hutton W'-dnesday evening was well Mrs Ceo Copdray spent Friday In John Kaegie. who baa been much attended, about seventy lieing pres ­ St Johns worse the (mat three weeks, is Im­ The Best Way to Secure a Good ent fhvul Clark of Dwosso waa in town proving again. Mr. and Mrs Cary Town of IMrolt i jiaturrtay The Christian Aid Roclety will me«t visited the former s tiarenta. Mr and Dr DeCamp was s Perry visitor ov ­ with Mrs Fldtth Wagner M'ednesday. Mra. Frank Towns, of this place last er (iunday October 6th. at 10 a. ni. week. .Mr and Mrs. Barrett of Ionia Dinner Is to Giok It On a Ernest Breckor Is home from Dii- The Kpworth leader for Sunday ev­ mivl this week came to visit his sister. Mrs. Kate ening. October 2d, Is Mr S Sleight. Rtormfeltz. last Thursday. Rub)ect. "Chrtstlsn Stewsrdsblp Rally R Ct. I.atts snd wlfe were In St. Johns Thursday Imrue Kirby, who has been with the Day." 1 V-w. 1«:12 Traverse City ball team the past sea­ Mra. Della Cline had the misfortune J. Riley has been on the sick lint son relumed home Raturday. for the past week. to fall from a stepladder while pick ­ The Evangelical parsonage la being ing crab apples, breaking both bones F Manning and W Smith were remodeled with tbe addition of a new in one of her limbs below her knee. ithnea visMors Friday. Majestic Steel Range kitchen and coloalal porch. Mrs. Mnrtha Clnrk returned to her I>r. Mcf^nbe aad wife were De- The E V. Aid society nwota with home In this plnce the fore pnrt of trolt risttora last week Mrs. Minnie Wright Wednesday, Od the week after a two weeks' visit floo Douglass of Detroit was a viai- 6 ai 10 a. m. AH are invited. Which wiD laat a lifetiine, ia saving of fuel and baa no.equala. with relatives aad friends In Ohio tor In town Wedaeadny. Oliver Harmon of Montpelier. Ohio, A receptloa waa held in the 1. O. F. Neasnom aad J. McNnughtoo wore O F hall Inat Hniurdny evening In vlalted bis uncle and aunt. Mr. aad In North Star Innt week Mra C. W. Persbiag. laat week. For a Comfortable Heater tbe honor of Mr. aad Mrs. Albert Rchoala They were preaewted with a beautiful C. 8. Dynmad of Vnaaar vlalted at Mr. aad Mra Frank Brewbnker aad set nf dl^ea. alao other presents. P. C. Reemer a this week. aoa Alden were guests at Wilaoa About sixty were present. Carl Kiiner haa rented the Cordray Brewbaker'a In DupUIn Runday. Rev. H. W Hutton, pastor of the farm for the rondag year. Mrs .Mary lagersoll of Tacoalte. M B church In this place the past Mrs F. Breckor and Mra. A. Craatx i-MInn., la visiting her brother, A Rus- year haa given up preaching for the were la Ithaca on Ruadav ' sell, snd sister. Mrs Ramh Waite. Favorite Base Burner present He has purchased a stock of Justice Brown of Ashley was In Andrew Unman of Elate la staying goods st Ferry sad will go In to the town on business Raturday. at tbe home of his grandfather. John mercsatilc business, lie expects to ' Couter. snd attending school here move bis family there soon. Mrs Pearl Oft returned to her home In llreckefirldge on Sunday C K meeting Sunday at <:20 p. ra. Kilns Randall aad wife are visiting at tbe Chiiatlan church. I^eader Is Mrs Lyman (Conversation meet Ing i. or the Florence Hot Blast friends In Hregnry this week. R D l.- aad Chas Huna were in Mrs Brewbaker snd children of 3.50 Receipt Cine Middleton oa husineaa Moaday Chapin are visiting at the home of Have aU conqietitors diatanced. Tbeae stoves bave been tried A band of gypsies went Uirough Mr and Mrs George Brewbaker this here on Monday enroute to Flint w.wk L. n Angle and wife have moved .Mr aad Mr-* L Wright speat a by bundreda of aatisBed custtnners in this county. We also Wnk Men-FREE Into the Dr Patton houa<' near th« de­ part of last week at tbe home of ^he|r pot daughter. Mra. Ernest lairklas. In carry a most complete line of nd Smmtr asMl .tildriw i Tnftay —Tow Mra. Harriet IHckerson la moving Bingham fan Have It f-Yre aad Ha *tir~rng her household goods back from Ad­ Ephraai Kuhns visited friends here rian last week en route to hla home In Mrs Erma Simpson of Flint wna a Midland county from the M. E. I'on- 1 bsvs in my pa prasenpeteo gueat of .Mrs Clara Rutfin on Mon ­ 'ference at Jackaoa, far nervouB ileWlllvr. lat:kU of vvguc. day Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wright and BfMri manh.- >1 falnas memory aad ____ liB> k. brovtaht nn by eseasass. uonaisral I D Cblskolm and son Ed of Breck- daughter Vada went to Ovid Monday dralna, or Iho folUaa of jrixith. that has r-nrtdge were in town on buslnepa this and visited her parents. Mr. snd Mrs General Hardware cured so many arem sad warvwoa wmsi we^k E. Rtowell, until Tuesday. h rtoht In tbotr own Imamo —wit hoot say Hlenn Randall snd wife hsvr- tnov- sald'.ii -nsi help ov KHdlrtne —ihst I tMak Mr sad Mr« M O. I.a>wls aad chil ­ every laan wbo wlskss to rsaabi Ms , »d Into the house vacated by L. B dren of Ovid and Mr. sad Mrs. Wilson manly power sad \irlUty quvekly snd I Angle Kelser of Washington township were Put in heating plants, do phunbing, seU .LIGHTNING RCMDS, OHiefiv ahouM hnva a copy, as f haea Rally Day services were obeerved «ie4ermtnod to aoad a rapy of tba pea- . __ i... a _ guests of tbeir parents, Mr. and Mrs. amptlon free of rhoras. la a plain, ordi- ' Sunday by the Metbodltt Run- R 11. Kelser laat Runday. WDtE FENCE, POSTS, ROOFING, etc. Goods and prkes are nary aoeied etVTOiop to any man who wttl day school Mr and Mrs O. J. Speck and baby _____ s bOM , HoUtO ot HrSach Vlsited htS returned to tbeir borne In Rt. Johns alwa3ra right. rflT whT^^Mda n apiSir Slater. Mrs L H Angie, a few days Monday after spending nevemi weeks men and I am cenviacod II Is the sarsat this week at the home of her parents. Mr. aad sr*«’S£sr:S5;:-"s.s5r^'7S;‘ r*. Mrs John Brywnt. tawstaar. Nom Davldana were la Anbley on Rev. W C. Lymna, pnstor of tbe f tMak I nwa It to arv feltow maa la business Moaday. Burelcn nmagelleal cfrmtt. will sand them s oapy la oswfidawea as that A Rutfin. Bert Gilbert aad wtfa aay maa awywheea who la wsak aad dis- preach in tbe Burebn cbiirob next cawran ail with rapa atsd fnifaraa may stop and pearl Meode aad wife arereanMmg Runday morning nt 11 o'clnak. aad la SPAULDING & CO drwn'og Nmastf wtth harmful patsat tboae wbo attsadsd tbe State l^ir at tbe Kellar rburcb. Fulton, at 7:99 amdtctfMa. aocara what I h ' Is tha Detroit Inm week. qwlehaat-oetlaa rasisvattes, aphaHdlag. p m. RrerTtmdy welcome. ^rTr-ToccniKO rsm« ly ear tiidilT Mr. mnakwell aad hla arorkmaa of Dr. and Mrs. Hamlet Hart, wbo ST. JOHNS, MKHIGAN. styles.2S ai^Ste ewve hhnssir st haan luwwuy and awvtag tbe store bulMiag far A F. have been vtsMIng la Canada seeeml nalekl)tkly Jaat drop aw a aaow llba this; Ryder wtHcJi be baa sold' to P C. Dr. A K RaMasaa MM Lmtti aaHdhm. weeks, name as far aa Detroit wimi* DatrMt. Mbih.. and I wW sand yan a Hasaitr aad tba balldtag will aow they are gusets of Mrs. Hart's bro ­ aa*y af tMs apIsndM raslas m a ptnbi uadergn ifeaeml repairs Tbe oM ther Win Dnvis Tba doctor la very aeoNwry aw •laps frsa of sbnraa. A fmat will be ropinced by a now nae grant man y HI there and bta scm. Dr. Eugam t’ k» far wHb plate glnai sriadowi sad a atx- Hart, went to Detroit to see hla fbtb- ta«i faat addltlaa will be bnfit oatbo t or Inat Friday and rapart a bis tatbar roar. It will alan ba rapaiakad. Mbg aartanaly ill. I I -rifeggigw

to la alt I AT I Thaa I wak* upu No. R wnaat tb* yaar b*** f%fitar fur it.” I aaJ Bt.ri mmit ^,Mmu Seciety •ad! I’d b* bnagad if it waa! Or iniMTaptaS aaMaCbIr ♦ ♦ Oman ami went Mi If It waa. at aay rat* I’d sfv* Maud a Mans wraag bar baaSs. ♦ TW N*«a waat walawg la# oma* h raa for b»r mna*y. "Tbay a*A*y«^ It was mmi *f. ______Om FtHmj mt 1 o'ciook Mr*. W. M. I’v* Bbairv*S that It’s usaaily tb* # fwaS •sail w*ak by tSJSSS aaaala # 1 ta • sfvarr BMUi wbo maS* his mon*y la traS* ‘t;oah. ’* said I wlU a quick glaaa* taeUv*." sbe wallai. "AaS It ia. M ♦ iif tbis ooaaty aSS viciatty. Toa ♦ FOR FUST PUCE Lotoad. Mr*. Byroa Ifloy, Mr*. L. toward tb* ball daur to mah* surw WILLIAM HAVnrs. M. D.—Homeo ­ .*■ antlSot*. aoae." A oaa r*anb tbia aumbar at paogla ♦ I Jaa«« *ad Mr*. BIbm> Frtak will «a* who Ihstsis upon his son eattwihg a Maud hadn ’t ooam baek. "Cook, do yau *• ** ycraalf, Mlatar Harbart, j # In an atlmr amy aa ebaaply ami ♦ pathic phjrttataa aad aurpMia. or- I tMTtata * BUBiWr of ladUa at laacii*aa profaaalo n . Th*r« was thr Ha(*r now who maSa waat to nmk* aaai* aany mcamyr* tbm a a^r waatla’ aa aaseSotar" • A coavssrtaatly aa by aa ad ianartad fie* over Oaty E Reed’s star*. Of- ■MrmBii nt'UttAR UUMJl ta paMor* of tk» Hotal fU*l. Cook pla ead tk* soup oa tk* taM* flea baara • to IS a. m. aad 1 to 4 Dariac tW *iteraD*a oaria will H* hi* pil* oat of laathar aad whoa* ^ ^♦latbaa* aoteana. ■AH VMJAA IRMINL p. m. For Chromir aad Acat* dla- P’ay*d. haart waa aat oa my b*lBC a lawysr. < la this h* wa* cordially baekad by "Alsy maasy.’’ aka aaM. ’’Aalsy ally. amMS. (D*c t, *•#) my siai*r Maud, so b* know what be n ioaay. M it? Sar*. Mr. Barhart. aa’ Maud waa a*v*r oa* to waal* vaJ-, ♦#♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦# Th* Richardson n athrol dsry club eras about wbtm b* l*ft a wtll to tb* I aiver naad* aa alay moa*y." uabl* time la vala r*g«aiv. la ha PiMPi ta of lisnsiag will tmmi with tb* St. effect that If I eho** a b unia *a a or "Tksa.’* aald 1 briskly, "kav* ’* "Harbart." ab* progoaad. "glr* up DR. B. C. LaVANffFLKR. 7- D. 8. -At tiiMit FiM Johns easbroidsry club at th* hoaa* of prof**atoa diataatbful to Maud w* wh*re you bagln. noak. Th*v*% tan •k. aad you may adeapt that paal- la it for you if youll prat ami tkat Uoa la tbe t*a boua* ta India " Offlaa or*r Elac* Beak. St Jc Mrs CharIss Wbsau. today. Tb* rooaas w*r* bath of us to b* out off wtthaut FOB RAUI—Raglatorad Durae I loabad at bar blaakiy. wfll b* tnatsTnlly deooratsd wttb bnnt- a p*any. vou ’v* put Jaakiaa’ lov* pkltiar la my THOMAS MANN. D. 0. -offee by ralaiak*.* ’ *T*a boua*! ladia!" 1 saannurml J*ra*y awtn* aad Bamboulatte A—Offlea ovar 1^ aatuasa l«nv** aad ebryaa nt b*- Tb* loss of my own moo*y. the mehael Morttx. Fowler, IHeb. \*s Mor*. nmoM. A three ooura* luaebson wtll Pater kh*w. wouldn't bnv* dlatiirbod 'Tb* bit o ’ watk*r Mias Maud was aa tbougb trying to grasp bar mans- •arip Th* ItlO woa la tha BoaUMra b* s*rT*d to the guaals m* n IttU* Mt Few tJ»* Joy of bay ­ aftbor givia' m« In tb* boul*? ” 000k lag. Aad tbmi: "Oh. timt! Thaak mehlsaa baaaball I•a8ll• oloaad laM ing aad solllag I’d l*t It go haag aad questlaaad. you. Maud, but I don ’t warn to go to FOE SALE—A good heavy 2>y*nr«old ■aadar. It liad b*Mi esotUac all tb* 'Tb* aaaw.’* aald I. India —aow. Th* ia*mb*rs of th* Mstbodlst par ­ woleoBM. Bat a fallow Is going 0) Shropaklre Imek. Otis H. JL WalbrldR* D. W. Kelley. way throaclt *ad auirr eztra-laalas "Aad aaltb*r Ua." bargalaad nook, I aant cooh a languisbiag aldaiong iah on Monday araning gae* a r*e*p- tblak mor* thaa twte* b*fore b* will Sailtb. fbwier, Mlefa. Svlp WALBBIDOE A KELLEY, Attorneya •IBM* had baaa playad by the duba tb* llgkt of avarie* ta htr oy*. "If I'll aloace that sb* retumad with iator- tlon la the ebureb parlors to Ur. aad d*llb*raUly baggar bis alster. at Law, ovwr ooma r drug atara. EL of thi* laacar thaa by tb« AaMiieaa pretsmd Ilk* I'm In lov* wM y*s. Mis- eat. Mrs. Q. D. Chas*. aanrly one hundred Than, further oa la tb* will. Just to FES SAIJI—Hons* aad lot. •• by Laacue la tb* aaoM UaM. Tb* rao* balaaoe things a Mt. tb* Pat*r im­ t*r Herb*rt?" “I’als**, my osra." I aupplamaatad. 107 feet, bam S by 22 faet. In- hatwf rn tb* four t*aaM of tb* flrat guaolB being present. Befdra going "Aaolkcr t»a. oaok," I agreed Jov- "you tblak youM like to llv* la la- to the church a saalal hour was «o- posed a Ilk* pcaalty la can* Maml qalr* 311 McCoanell St. Sw2p WILL H. BRUNSON. Attorney at Law iKiatoa bad baaa cloa* aloMat fmas fully. ^ diar St Johns. Mich. Joyed la tha parsonage. Refn ahnwnts marrisd witbout my coasaat. tb* Btart. aad wb*o tb* **** 011 *ad*d For a whole y«ar I prayed *v*rr C'ook pidied up b*r tray aad depart- Cook shrieked aad cast beraelf up ­ FOB EAliE—^Two tboroogbbred Po- M wa* alp *a4 tuck b*tw**a Kaiaaia* of ice crasun aad cakr were sonro^^Af* ed for the kitcbM. on ns*. land-Chlaa boar pigs. Inquire BM- J. EARLE BROWN. Attamey at Law. .tar which T. H. Townsend for tha aa- night aad hoped every momlag that aoo aad laaslas which would wia out. '' Maud wauld fall draperately la lov*> 'I’m wld y**. Mister Herbert." ah* "Me." sbe cried. "Me Hr* wld all Win Bow *b. rout* 7. St. Johns. Offleaa over Slate Bank. St Johns. aemblad guests presented the rever­ with aoaie perfectly Imposaibl* per- said over bar sboulder. tbeim haytbea oaaurs!" Swtp Up to last Suadar Kaiaoiaioo had end gentleman with a fine leather JOE M. HOXIE, Attorney at Law. two cam** to play with Baslasw and aoB so that I could strike aoni* sort Then Maud and tbe viaalgrette eantv I Itatted her soothingly between her purs* containing $25 in gold, aad at of a bargain wttb her. in and we began our aoup. I’m bounl shoulder blades. FOR SALS-^kiod Real Batat* and Loans Mornaon l^arl^iT thr** with Rlat. Buaday the sane tlnM> expresaed th* appre- ready for aervle*. pNinn at Frio*. block. Jnn. ‘•7 Kalamaxoo loat oa* to Baclaaw aad Hut Maud was altogether too l•v*l• to admit It srasa’t very g«M>d soup, but "You hear. Mainir* I a*id. "That clatloo of tha oongregatlon for the •ettie* that. Here 1 stay. It's me foe Mich. Phone 221^1 L-IB W. H. l^aalaa woa all thr** from 71lat« headed aad had too many other *a- then I suppoue you can ’t watch tli* good that has been accompllahed dur­ tbe law. You'd like a lawyer for a Parker. St. Johns. Mich . or 8. ■OEET TO LOAE. aaaklBic tb*m tl* at dM par e*at. with grnsalBg Interests to commit say such •ottp (lOt and the rad-h*ad*d nurse girl ing tha mialatry of Dr. dume. and th* folly. in the next block aad do Justice t* buBbaad, my own? I suggestMi aollr- Price at farm, St. Johns, rout* 6. Adrian 5K par ccat. lan aing p*r- truly heartfelt regret at his resigna ­ both. itoualy. MONEY TO LOAN—On mortsngc ca- tormad an unpr*c*d*nt*d faat la baa* Ho I played at studying law until 8ar2 tion and th* departure from tha city With tbe roast cook brought la mr (!ook gave rapturous aaaeat aad eurity at reasonable rate* aad om one day there came a letter from on* aaUsfaetory tenaa. at Th* State ball of tha doctor aad his fandly. of fatber'a old friends wbo waa en ­ cup of coffee. That ’s another of nir poor Maud waa nearly frantic. FOR HALE—NO acres known as J. F. Bank of St Johns. Large or small Now It ha* b**n dacldad by th* gaged in the tea bualaeaa In India. low tastes—waatiB* a big cup of cof "Rut I forbid you filtering the Sklaaer farm on aectloa 21, Basex; eocnmlaaton that alx game* ahall b* fee with my dlnaer. law.” she shrieked. "You hear! 1 fine brick house; good bam. aheep- amouaU. Call and s*e us. J. W. He made me pa offer* that I felt FlUgemId. Cashier. tf playad for itanaant —tbr«a at l.an*lac simply roludn't be p assed up. so I I meditatively sipped my coffee awJ forbid it." sbeda aad other outbuUdiaga; best aad 3 at Kasoo; if tha aevantb aame KNEW CDSTOIER IS "You're so uareaaoaable.' ’ I 00m- of soil. Poor health reaaon for came borne early. deterrolBed to have gaaed after cook'a retreating fig­ MONET TO IXJAN—At low rate of 1»- b» nacaaaary it ahall b* playad oa ure. plained bitterly, "An hour ago " sellliig. A bargain if sold this fall. It out with Maud. t*r*#l. Farms aad city pronerty for aautral ground. Th* thra* gama* "That waa different." Maud Inter- She was out somewhere and I fid­ "Do you know. Maud. I observed. William VanHoeeen. R F D 9. St. sal*. Inquire at office of H. E. to ba playad at l.onslBg will ba pulled , IMPIIIL DRIMMIffi ruptad. "If you are determined to geted around the parlor for a good "c«ok la a fine woman, aa iiaroraaMia- Johas. or phone ItC—ll^-kS. Walbrldg*. of thia week Friday aad Saturday half hour before she came In. ly fine woman ?" ilmmice the family at least you ahall Swtp aad Dext Monday. PNVMI(’IA?r*N PBEHi’UrnON BID I knew by the way she Jerked tb* Maud stared at me. not do It here." FOB SALE—Horse. Inquire of Byron A aumbar of “fani ” from thia city 3(4»T HAVE ALMA BBrUHIHT. pins from her hat and toaaed her furs 'There are not many like her In the ^ou'r* ao changeable, ” I aald. ♦ ♦ will ba on tba "hollaring llaa” if onto the nearest chair that she had world. Maud." "I’ll 00 sooner get out to India and Dnniey, St Johns. 3tf ♦ MONEY TO IX)AN on chattel ♦ Maud was so ainaxed that the foryot »H-gin to make good than you'll be waathar ooadItloBs ara favorable, as something of InifKirtanre to commun- FOB SALE- -SO^cre farm la Oil?*, ♦ mortgages. Call at our office ov- ♦ In an opinion just rendered the su­ to reaon t<» the vinaigrette for ma»o waatiag m*- back." ♦ er State Rank and we will ch*er- ♦ mmny have expraaaad their Inteatloo irate.. so I decided to let her B|»e*k three-quarter mile from Merle preme court affirmed the conviction flrat. ^ latloa. "I’ll put it down in black aad white ♦ fully explain to you our method ♦ of aaaing tha l.An*ing game*. The Beach post office. Good location, of George .HhaiTar. an Alma druggist “Ob. Herbert." the cried. "I’ve Join ­ "For gondaesM sak*. Herbert." ahe and sign it." .Maud promised reckleaa- O of loaning money In sums of $10 # admlaaion will ba 25 cant* with 26 first-class bulldinga. rich soil. For who was found guHty in the rirrult ed the Society for the i*rouiulgation •aid sharply, "are you craayT I)'. O and up for any length of time. O eeata. probably, for grandstaad. particulars address C. E. Gerberloh. court of Gratiot county, of selling of Occult Research, and aee what tbev It waa cook beraelf wbo siaired me "Oh. you don't mean that." I coun ­ ♦ W. H. HICHMOND. St. Johns, ♦ Merla Baach.. MIob., R. F. D. 12. whiskey to an habitual drunkard by gave me!" the ne<*esalty for a reply, tered. 0 .Mich. m order of a (ihyslclan's prescription. Hhe dived Into her handbag and Hhe Itoiinded against tbe awing door I do. Indeed I do.” .Maud Proteat- ______51tf ♦ O Grange Notes According to the teatimony taken pulled out a tiny glaas vial filled with and tiimhird In crying. "Och. murthcr. •*d vehemently. Aad being by now ♦ ♦ A A A in the lower court it was proven that a clear colorleaa liquid. raurther!" well nigb lieside herself, she proceed- / WAlfTEE Simon Gberlin. a farmer residing In “It’s a love philter." she announced Maud sprang to her feet sending the ••d to make good her word. ______< vinaigrette clattering to the floor I carefully stowed the precious pe- WANTED—Competent girl for geaer- ilBAMD TETTIE BAILWAT HTEIML BE.NMAL UMA^ilE PMNIBAM. Gratiot county, secured a preorriptlon triumphantly, "and It’s for cook." of an Alma physician for a mixture To make her amiable so she won't | "ben I picked It up and banded It to per in my iiocketbook 11 housework, Mrs. W. T. Schedule in effect Sept. 25. 1914. For Octobar lat; Roll call, r*- Kelly, mind my coming In late to meala?" I 1 ber It was clear that ahe clutched at ‘My own." I said to cook." It cuts at Johas. TnMas EaaC fra« 9L JaliiM. apondad to by tailing tha worat pra> of Whiskey and qninine, aud that the Stf preacrlpllon was filled and delivered siiggeste.-rs. p. m. Hill; "What aducational feature at the druggist by the prosecuting attorney exidain. Is our coarhnmn. and cook'a ' "Sure an' I’ve been afther puttin ’ the "Herbert." interru|*ted Maud, who };(mmI C(>l<»r.easy loleani. None Kattem Express, daily____ 8:24 p. m. fair Impraasad you as moat valuable" had been intently studying the time of Gratiot county and when the case inconstant lover. His affections are I love filter In Mister Herbert's r«ff«e IwrltcT in Mich. ip... W. T Plowman; song, by (Irange; table in the evening paper, "tbere'a a cam** up In court. Judge Searl In of a wandering nature, and cook takes by mistake " ,, , lOd KNpWa Express dally 8:24 a. m. dalagataa to tha roun^' roavantlon train at aer*-n in the morning You ’d | Ai. I*. « Itiman. Mcarllwach. Mail and Exp., daily except charging the Jur>. said that the phyal- it out on us in tne matter of overdone Maud turned white and made a dive will ba alartad at this meeting. A Steaks, and iinderdnne fVntatoes and . for mjr cup. It was nearly empty She beat take It ao you can catch the first Sunday ------14:66 a. m. full attendance ie desired. The fl- elan and the good faith of the drug­ (insaible steamer. I'rt help you |iack." Mich., sec. 9. kilry Twp ’^'ggy bisrults. { sat down quite suddenly, because I Mall dally except Sunday ... 3:54 p.m. aance committee la especially re­ gist did not enter Into the merits of "Hut It’s so soon," L urged. the case He informed the Juror* that Maud, clutching the love philter, j imagine, her limbs refuaed to hold her G'd Rapids Mall and Bx- quested to be present as the quarter­ up. .Vow If *-v*T. was the time wh*'n .Maud's l||ts shut with a snaii. "It ‘ % It WHS their duty to enter a verdict of swept on to the diningroom. I trail-j aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa (•rees. dally ex. Hunday . 7:22 p.m. ly report must ba made at this meet- can't l*e ton M»on.’'^he said. guilty. If In their opinion the druggist tng after her the vinaigrette should have l*ee>n on JOHN WHERRHTT. tag. In th*' *-*ild. gray dawn of the fol­ had sold liquor to an habitual drunk ­ Conk shiNild have been putting the I duly, but aa a matter of fact I don't >ou|i on the table, but as a matter of ' lH-||eve Maud could hav*- told whether lowing morning while .Maud was hunt ­ I WANTED Z ard. ing oiM my heavy flannels and a fea KA.V.VEK ilKA^filE. fart, we found her standing at the she was holding a smelling bottle or a A A EirHIUAN UNITED RAILWAY CO. In reviewing the case the supreme other thing*- peculiarly suited to the Banner (Irange will meet Octobar window gesturing emphatically and stove (Mtker. A Huyers for n^as. city property ♦ Leave a ro.—7. 9. 11. P m.—1, 2. 6, court holds "We are of the opinion ■linuile of India. I interviewed *-ook. •th with .Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ridenour. muttering n* herself I advance*! u|Kin the still lo*idly he- A or businesa opportunities. Have A 7, 10, 12. 7 a.Sro. cancelled Sundays. Program for October fith: Roll call that the statute forbids and was in ­ walling conk. I banded her two tens and a five. A s6me very attractive propositions A tended t«» forbid sales of liquor by "Why. ••ook.” said .Maud, "what la Jaefcaon DIvlaloa. re*i>onded to by quotations; song by •t*" i "IhU. my dearest." I said. "I find "Kxtm (tay for ••xtra good work, A L 'D. I’arr. lieaier In Realty. A druggists to certain iteraons even for cook." I said. A Ht. Johns. Mich. A Unilted, a. m.—4:20. 8:20. 10:20. the Orange; question. "Is it just to Took turned about and planted her ‘I verv *-asv to forglv*- what vou have P. m.—12'3(/. ;.3o. 4 30. 6:30. 8:20. require Nth grade Mate examination medicinal piirptMc*". Ion** " She grtnn*-d exiNinsively. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA hands on her ample hliw ''H*ire, an' I’ll ^ afther buying in* iMKwIa. a. ro.—5:20.7:20,9:20,11:30. of rural pupils and none of the town "What Is It thin! ” she exploded truc­ M*-ntally 1 took her measure I pupils*" Frank Ridenour; aelect r»*ad- wasn't at all sure I could do It, but a fnin*-, llligant we«ldtn' dress, wld it," P. m—1:20, 2:30, 5:.10. 7:20, 9:20. ulently. "rture an' It's Ihot pie-faced, •he said. 11:16. Ing, Mrs Dan Ridenour; "What edii- EULE SCHOOL BOILOHIfi snub-nosed, pop-eved. rid-headed nurse certainly it was worth tr.ving. Give the oational feature at the fairs Impress ­ ‘’Come to ray arms, iny own." I en- "Why cook. ’’ said I, "whom are you F.W. BROWN, Gen. Pass. AgL, Jaakaon virl In the next blm-k and Jenkins! going to marry — ed you as moat valuable?" Cbarlea Had cess to 'em!” fr*-ated. Lurk: song, by the Orange; "tVhat NOTRCGEPTEDBYOISTRICT She came I think I >'an never forget "Jenkins," said c(x>k iM-amlngly. MAPLE R.triDH HTIGK LINE. Hhe walke«l over to tbe table and "Hut the red-headed —" I began. Hca%d Laundry to grow for the dairy cow when clover began to rattle the silver viciously, that embrace ft was nearly resembl ­ Leave Maple Rapidk at 8:00 a. m. ar- ing being smothered against a larg*- "There ain't going to b* no mor»- repeatedly failar’ answered by the f'GMMITTKK PAIL T« Ai’f'EPT JOB j ".\» ver mind tbe table." cook," sail <•' thot ftMilishneas." said cook (losl- , A Trial : rive at St Johns at I0-2o. lea** St. brmbers; closing song. 1 Maud "See what I have for you. ’ ■«lie«l f*-ather l*ed than anything els«* I P4IK KlIAHGNiH f’.VKMGWN. lively. i i Johns at 3:;v0 p. m.. arrive at Mnpla .She extendefl the vial, and i-ook can think of. A, L* Gooshrichi Propr, Rapids at 6. Orders left at DeWttt'n Hut It did not fail of Its object Maud "Why," said I, "hJiw does that iX-y I sniff<*d and mtittere«| something about come? Im you mean to tell me that I wholesale house (iromptly attsnded to. The regular scImio I. in district No. 8 i "fbot bit o* wather*" screamed Then she rose up in her WILBUR HART. Proprietor. M THE GHORGHES OF' right*-ous Indignation and leve||* i4sln**d (Mtiently 'It's a love (ihllter -•hxkinc forefinger In our direction 9T. JOHNS. MICHiaA.N. ‘•H*-rhert." she dfrect*-d. "return that cook scornfully "Sure an' J wu* ST. JOHNS MO VIGINfTY I rack, where It was opened soon after I "A lov*- niter." said cook "Huie afther (iiittln' thot down the sink. PAT t PKR CTKNT. INTEREST THE STATE BANK OF f/lre destroyed the regular school ; an* what would 1 Ite after doin' wid a idinus rr«-ature to the kitchen where Whiat! now .Mlst*-r Herbert an' I’ll ON DEPoarra a .vd iajan * ' building. The new building ha« been I love filter. Mlaa Maud?" •*h* belongs " ST. JOHNS. BAITIHT rnrRf'H NDTEH. "•ndad*- .Mi«s Maud." re|ort*-d cook tell yea m secret. If vex want a love MONET ON APPROVED BO.NDS (iomplHed but thus far the committee j "It’s for J* ‘nktns. cook You pnt filter ibot ’s (he rale thing try a bS Hiinday morning the pastor will with spirit, "I’d hev yea be afther A.Vn REAL ESTATE 8ECURITT. HL Johns, Elrhlgnn apeak on "The Purchase Price of has not accepted the Job .xnd legal I It In his (-offee and when he has drunk o ’ Just everv day Jeeloiiay.” complications aeeni Inevitable : It he win love only you. knowtn' thot I ain't no more odorous AUiBRT J. BALDWIN. Prealdeai. i’OEEERriAL AND SAYITNIfl Truth", and In the <‘\eniag be will ’♦•an V*- are yerself" continue the lectures In tbeapacalypea (*nnk showed signs of mounting In- O. PENNELL. Vice-PremSea; CAPITAL PAID IN FULL. 86O.OOO1. The new building la built |)iiBclpai- j terest. .Hhe grew several shades red j Cook at her t»e*t could **aally g|v< ST. JOHNS MARKETS. the subject this time will be, "The ly of cement a«d the contract for this I ler In tb*- face and her voice rose an j Mrs Malaprop all th* tnimr>s In th* Seven (’hurcbea." which will be given work waa given to J. ('. RIarksten. F A. TRAVIS President i octave or ! deck and then beat her at her own In three (tarts, covering as many John Van Horn and Sam Harger had f’DRREiTBD FOR THE TEWS EV- M. WELLER Vice President j "Miss Maud." she denuind*Hl. "do Tsm*- And cook was warming to her Sunday evenings All welcome. the 'oatract for c*rje-nter work and Boyd ’s Real Estate I, W. FITZGERALD ('ashler vou mane to say thol bit o' wather'll •vork .‘*eetng that I was gasping foi KEY THFREDAT EORTINIi. Hunday school at noon. Kmest White for plastering and chim ­ 4. J H JURY Aaalstant (Taahler b«‘ afther makln' Jenkins forget thot ‘'r»ath she mercifully released me and St. Johns. MIeb.. Hept. 29, 19IU. E. A TAIXMADGR Teller After a brief prayer service at 7 ney. ’Hieae men finished their work turned again to Maud TTiree (»*r cent Interest (taid on cer­ o'clock Thursday evening there will rId-headed. (lOp— 7" ORAIHH some time ago and left the Job uFto “Yea. *-«iok." .Maud Interrupted ha**- | '’The l»ett room In the house ” state*' be a business meeting of the church 1 the committee to accept. T^la com­ Wheat, red .... M) tificates of deposit and on aavlngn tlly, '1 do." I she "ain't none ton good for Mr. Her­ Buy, sell and exchange farms and book accounts. Drafts Issued good In at which a full attendance is needed mittee was apifolnted at the district Wheat, wljite g9 Cook looked from .Maud to tbe bot ­ bert's flnaBc«-d bride " Oats SI dty proiierty and busineas proposi ­ any (fart of the United Htatei or Can ­ and ex(»ecfed. meeting when It was voted to build a "Right you are. my treasure.” 1 tle and r property Hat with me. I will look It Attnraeya I.^ke A Hheidon. of Inniiu of Occult Re*earc\ " she t»egnn ora ­ ('ora In •mr ..„ ... 22 over aad get busy. Next Sunday Rev. (!. E Robinaoa No aettlemaat waa arrived at. the con ­ cularly were seated aide by side and were DIEBrroEE. wtll again occupy the pulpit both tention Mill being that the work aras "I wish." I Interrupted, "that tb* quite n|>enly and frankly holding LITE NTfN’IL P. H. BOYD, m. Johns F L Shll*y. OUs Fuller. morning and evening. Other aerTlros Society for the f*romiilgatlon of f»c- bands. •Cattle, fatted ...... 82.60 e 16.00 Office over State Bank. Phone 148. not up to apecificatloaa Veal calves...... I. W. Fttxgerald H. H Kaeeiand. as iiauaJ. eiilt Keaeereh would give me a (lotioa Jenkins' mouth fell o(>en In aa- 8400 O 87.00 o. W. Miinger. F. A. Tvavta, It la probable tbe contractor* will Huga. per ewt ___ On Sunday. Oct 9. Rev Matt. Mul­ for you that would make you consent tonishment. He emitted a feeble sort 84.00 E 82 so ' T PntxvN-k I>r M Weller, Man a suit and the whole matter may Sheep. |>*r cwt___ len of Toledo, the regular (tastor of **> my going Into a tea bouse out In of groan and took an 'inceitaln step la 22.60 e f3J6 INSTEUITIOh W EANESTT. r* n rtirrei* then be aired in court. Portland Re­ lAmbs, per cwt ___ the church, will preach hla first ser­ India •Mir direction $6.00 9 14 00 A few years ago there waa a ahlft- view. I grinned cheerfully at him and ad­ mon aa pastor. .Now 1 flattered myself that that waa DRENRED EEATR. ieea colored boy named Ransom Hlake TEAUEBEW RXAEIHA’nONfl. a neat and tactful way of broachl«ig vised him not to interfere. Jenkins Is Beef, dressed______84.00 9 82.00 wbo after being caught In a number For IMS aad 1014. cnrECN OP CHRINT. tbe subject. Hut. dear me. .vou Jiiat larger than I am. Hut I am an expert Galvea. dressed 82.00 9 810.00 of (letty delinquencies was at last Do plain Rlhle school at 10 o ’clock. tmxer and good all around athlete, Pork, dressed HNNOONGEiEIITOFFliniilE hint at trade to .Maud and aee what 89.00 9 811.00 sentenced to a short term In the i>enl- Until further notice Teachers ’ Ra- Preaching aervlee at II followed by ind b*- Isn't He found my advice good. hauuens! Mutton, dressed r 00 tentlary. where he was sent to leem amlaatlnas will be beM as follows* the coimnunlon service. St Johns' I*nnr .Maud had the look of one who Tallow ____ _ HHPPENINOS M GOIWTY "Herbert. ” she t•egsB sharply. "I ... 4 a trade On the day of hla return Ht. Johns, la the Court bonee. be- Bible school at 10’20. Preeching ser­ don't see how you can be ao low tq ••lays her card and finds It trumped. LITE POULTRY. Hut ahe did not give up easily. She home be met a friendly while ac­ gicnlnr second Thuraday of Auguvt vice at 7 p. m. Notice the change of your tastes. I'm sure (loor, dcor Hess quaintance who asked: The W. R C. thimble (larty will be attempted an appeal to cook's finer Rt. Johas. in Court bovise, l>egtnalBg hour. father —" “Well, what did they put you at In third ’Thuraday of Oatoher. entertained at tbe home of Mrs. "I*oor. dear father," I laterrupt***! 1 fceiiags. Ducks PYanc Wykoff. 400 Clinton Ave. South Hut <*ook It apiieared hadn ’t aay. the pHson, Raaae?" St. Johns, la Court house. hegiaalBtt MODERN PIRATEH. bttterly. "kaew be was leaving me In fat third Thuraday of June. Wednesd ay. Oct. 5th. Mrs. Shawyer She very Imr illtely turned her back "Der started la to make aa honest "Johnny, what are you going to do safe haada But, I aay. Maud. It boy out's lae. ash." wbeo TOO grow up*" aad Mrs Sutton will aaatat In enter ­ would serve yah Jelly well right If I 1 «d her brother. Rev. Jno. Lynch, part i press upon your.mind that ours is iof Indt week. I Miss Florenee Seiiven of Lnnslas I was the gaast of Mias Mayme Fsdews , the only studio where you will get IN TOWN ANO orr. I over Sunday. I j Mrs. Roat sad son ware gueats of! full value for ev.ery dollar spent, ! Mr. sad Mfs 8. Mntoon la Owoaao i ! over Sunday. where a positive guarantee is behind iMurr with D. L. Hunt. tf Mrs. Dobson retumsd Monday from I a vlait with fiiaads in Detroit. Corun- C. J. 8owle wna In Pomt>«>ii on bus* ’ na and Owoaao. in««s the firm of tbr w^k. every photo put out, and where mis­ Harry Rjnan spent Sunday in this , Mr*. W. A. Scott and little Robert I city with bis sisters, laavlna Monday are vialttas relntlvea In Lapeer. ' for Porr Huron. takes. if any. are cheerfully rectified. Mrs. (1. H. Wooley of l>etrolt Is y Ib- Don Besley of Elsie eras a suest in ’ REN*. J. H. WILCOX. itlnc ber pnreiau. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. the bcHne of his uncle, Charles Bealey, j Peek. the last of the week. I Who Burreeds Dr. G. D. Chase aa PhS.or of the Local Methodist BDlscopal Church. Mrs. Catkerlne Holton went to Mrs. C. M. Merrill and Mias Trava ('arsoB rtty on bustneas the first of Merrill were In Orsnd Rapids Tuaa-' the week. day and Wedneaday. Mrs. W. H. Gale was in Lsnsiaa on THE K.\N IN »N THE W.4NE. Mrs H. M Perrin and Miss Cntb- Mrs Charles Seibert and lira. busfncs* Uic first of the week. eiine Shaver were in Ovid the first Graff attended the State Fair In De­ St.Jchne A. J. Baldwin bns rrtunird from a NerreU af Lave and af Nlnte Are Na of the week. troit part of* laat weak. visit with relatives in (^oldwatcr. l,4NNrer Whispered behind IL Mrs. T. S. ('oasdon has rKumed Henry Smith of Orand Rapids spent Mrs. W. H. Vsuconsant is the guest' A ran! Has the reader ever real­ Mich. Sunday tn St. Johns srlth his son, from Bay View where she spent the of Mrs Claude Brigics in l.«nslBg to ­ ized all that this little word con ­ Monro*- Smith, and family. summer months. day. I tains* it calls forth before the mind's OORAPMER- eye wonder pictures of every land and Mrs P*red Anderson and little dau- Mra. Theron Horton of Lansinc Mrs. Ed. Turnbull of Grand I.wdge; spent Sunday in St Johns with ber of every age. nhter have returned from a visit with Is spending the dny in Bt. Johns with ; mother, Mrs. A. Eldredse. After being in eastern lands a sign relatives In Rweden. ber sister. Mrs. R. P. Hull. .Norton Davison of (laaport. N. Y.. of sovereignty, as noble as a scepter Dr. W. A. Scott went to Port Huron Mrs. O. R. Dills was In Bt. Johns ^ 'tit’ednesday to attend the meKinss of was the Kuest of his niece, Mrs. A. B. or a crown, and being used by men this morning en route to DeWltt of lofty rank. It gradually became an ' the State Medical society. Pray, and family laat week. from Eureka where she attended Po- • essentially feminine attribute, toy and Mra. M. H. Kniffin visited her sister. Mrs. Klla Mosteller of Reed City mona Grange. —weapon. Miss Elsie Sherman, In Detroit over came Tuesday to visit her father, Leo Burnett left today for Ann Ar- Of the fan's uses as the chief ensign Sunday and the first of the week. John Halllnicer. and other relatives. bc»r wher* he will begin a four-year of the sovereignty of love ample test!- ; Mr and Mrs. tleorice Kinney and Miss Tot McKinley visited ber bro ­ course in the literary department of mony is afforded by a boat nf roman- ; family leswords, and sometimes do more from Iletrolt where they had been Ohio. Mias Jeannette Flanagan will leave execution with them." Disraeli and ; Mr. and Mrs. A. Richardson and Mertdith i»ay tribute In their novels I SEE OUR NEW LINE spending a week. Saturday for Ann ArtM»r where she Mrs. r. \V ('nrmll of Flint and Miss daughters, the Mlaaes Hasel and Ce> will begin studies in the Junior year to the |H>wer and magic of the deftly Cladys Hranton of Toronto were cll, visited .Mr. and .Mrs. E. 1. Hull of the literary d'-fiartment. moved fan Bave to Bimln. however, ; OF :■ and in the haremliks of Turkey, It has icuests of Mr and Mrs. W. H. Oreen Sunday. •Mrs. Archie Bond ndiimeil to her > the first of the week. Mrs R. \V. Stone and little son, R. bonie in Durand Mondl^ after apend- lost its (Mipularity. The art of using a fan. which the Mrs Aaatha Anderson of Klsle vis­ W.. of Lowell have been Kuests of Mr. ing a week in Bt. Johns with her |iar- Coats, Suits, Skirts, Dresses, Waists, Furs, Dress ladies fair -and often frail—of the ited In the homes of her aunts. Mrs. and Mrs R D. Bergln for a number enti. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Church. eighteenth century knew so marve­ Alice llenneft and Mrt. PVed Bolles, of days. Goods, Silks, Trimmings, Bags, Eielts, Corests, .Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bteffy have re­ lously well, is on the wane. Beauti­ severs! days last week. Mr. and Mrs C. A. Putt and dau- turned to McBaln after s|>endlng a Rhter. Kathryn, were .Sunday icuests ful fans are collected, not used. Those Underwear, Hosiery, Shawls, Blankets. Mr. and Mrs. D F Petit of DetroH Week In Bt John^ with Mr. and Mrs. astlstic gems sleep on the velvet of were in St. Johns Wednesday en route of Mr. and .Mrs. Cassius Sevy in Andrew Eldredge and .Mrs. V. R. Mc- Oreenbush. (irecioiis cabinets and "specimen" to their home from Hrlditevllle where I.Ane. cases; they no longer flutter like ex- . they had been visitInit relatives. .Miss Mary Kelly left the first of Mrs T. I>. Bllnston and children. ; uiilslte butterfllt*s near the roses or ' Mrs. Minnie Tracey, who has been the week for Monessen, Penn., where Donald anS Dorthea. returned to their, the lilies of pretty women's fares. si^»endlnit several months at the home she will «|>end the winter with Mrs home in Grand Rapids after si»ending Becrets of loves, secrets of state, are Fred Alvo^. of Mr. and Mrs fNiarles Selben. left fair week with Mrs T. J. Giinter and no longer whls|H*re«l behind their fra­ W’edoesday to return to IMttsbunt Envoy snd Mr«. J. R. Averill have family. : gile wings of gossamer-like lace, pel- - Mrs. Rllzabeth Tremper retu™*«d Kone to Ionia where they will take Mias Lena Magley will ap* ‘nd Bat-' tiield Ivory. s|uingled gauze, or satin Tuesday from Flint where she had chance of the work of the Salvation urday and Sunday in Owoaao the i luilnted hr some great artist. The lady been the anest of her brother, fl. W. Army for a month. guest of .Miss Bara McCracken and of totlay has abandoned this scepter Holmes, and family for several daya. .Mrs. J, E. Dssksm returned to ber take in "The Girl from Rector's" in the of "wreathefl bgauty arid woven grace" Miss May .Moreland left tfiday to home in .Muir Monday after a short evening. which was hers and when she carries visit Mrs. Orrlee l^Bounty at Onots visit in St. Johns with her cousin. a fan at a hall it Is tn us as s venti ­ .Mrs. .M. E Mack. E I Hull is attending the conven ­ lator Ban Francisco ('bronirle. and Mrs H H. Freeman at .Miinlslna. tion of th* State and .National Cn- She will he ipone three or four weeks .Mrs Ctlenn Foerrh returned to her dertakers and Kmbalihers' Associa ­ Jesse Ilalllnaer went to Ann Arbor home In I.ianslna Sunday after spend- tion which Is being held In Detroit •>^THEH BIG F.tr-niRY FBR LAN- Tuesday to return with Mrs liallinaer Ina a week in this city, the icuest of this week, NING. and children wbo have been visltlna Mr. and .Mrs. I). Mead. Mrs James U. Smith returned to; Announcement was made Monday relative* in that city for a short time. Miss Civil Stephens of Flint visited by R. E Olds, the pioneer I.ianBlng ber brother. Victor Stephens, and her home at Crystal .Monday after a | .Mrs. John McKinley was called to visit In this ctt> with her father, Atty.. auto maniifaeturer. that within a lAlnaabura W»-dnesday by the ter- sister. Mrs. Claude Hunt, part of last few days th* organization of a new week and over Sunday. H. K Walbridge, and sister, Mrs. W ^ lons illness of her slster-ln-^aw, Mrs J B. Jury j automobile company, capItallBad at J. D. Austin, who Is sufferina from .Mrs H. S. Alward and Mrs. J. H. ll.fsio.oou. would be perfected, appendicitis. Trsvia of Camden and Mrs. Ed. Thur- Your watch will be .Mr Olds says that the concern will promptly and pro|*- Dr Wlllanl Moaiforti of Ithsca vis­ ber of IsutslnK visited Mrs R. J. Kel­ manufacture a commercial truck ex- ited his mother. Mrs M F I’ltts,^ the ly the last of the week. perly repaired If rluitvely and that the financial sup ­ left with first of the week, lesvlna W-dnesday Miss Belle Conn has returned to port necessary to swing the venture for New York City snd Vienna. Aus­ ber home In I.Ansini( after s month's J. L. Wheat, who haa been spend ­ Is forthcoming when the orgnntzatlon tria. where he will take a special visit with Mr. and Mrs. Car) l.^lhimn ing several days at bis home In this Is completed. This big factory menus course in medicine • and end the winter with 3Q7 r'»*irTe«i i,*dy —I wants tab — Ovid, and will leave early nest week Miss B'tnlfred Daboll was In Ann ber brother. Oliver .Merrill, In Los to return to Cleveland. Angeles, and her uncle. Dr. Otto ''!»--lsre T.lf'nse Clerk (Interrupt- Arbor the first of the week. Oliver *»w »’■ t -eerr*.'. the genti-- Spsuldtnic bad chance of her classes Joslyn. in Ban Frsnelseo, Califomia. Mr. and Mrs David Crichton who man vou Intend marrying* have been spending a number of In the hlicb school durlnic her abaeace. Miss Margaret Merrill, who haa Colored l-adv (deliberately t t; weeks In the RksT arrived in Nt. Jnhn^ Mr. and Mrs. SImiiaon Ruth and lit­ been spending a month in l>etrolt will • lo't on die heah earth, sah! 1 only NO OLD STOCK--EVERTH!NG NEW Tuesday to visit the former's parents. tle son returned to their home in leave Thursday for .Montgomery. Ala­ wants teh know where am de dlvo'te Mr snd Mrs Ale* Crlrkton. before Orsnd Rapids Bunday after spending bama. where she has accepted a posi ­ cou't? retumtna to their home In Motava. a week in Bt. Johns with .Mrs. Alice tion as Instructor tn the domestic art (Ut] l>-ddlck. department of one of the Institutions. tPPRtlPRI.Cn: HE.inGE.IK. Rev, C. A. Whaley waa a guest In ; Cholly Here comes that Darling NOBLE BURNETT the home of Mr. and .Mrs, W. <1. Hen- ; rlrl: Isn ’t she s perfect i>each* deraon the first of the week. Mr.' IVilly ifrlgldlvi—Obviously; and the Whaley has been assigned to the •nt ’ iN-veb in that iiartlrular i>eac b :: STEEL BLOCK ST. JOHNS, mcH. ; Methodlat church at Bath, and will basket, too. remove to that village In the very near future. .HtlMETIIING .IPPKBPRI.tTK, fnv new canoe**' uid the leiat Mrs. D L. Johnson returned Mon ­ Cake dishes, day from a visit with relattvea and -nthiislast. "I haven't christened It 'et I want something neat and ap- THE TMIirrY.HKrONII P4NNENGER. friends tn Grand Rapidt and ('hlcago. im*«rlate to fialnt on its bows *' The thlrty-accoad pas***ogcr boarded A fruit bowls and After spending a short time tn this “I suppoee It must be short.* ’ the street car aad paid bta fare. city with her iiarents. Mr. and Mrs J. When the coMluctor rang up this fare, jA ‘ "W '»■ ^ numerous other like ^D. Henrieraon. she will return to bar "Not neeeaiMirllv " "How would "Thia Bide ITp With the new paaaeager peered up at the home in Detroit. A articles in the new de- 'are* doT* —NVashlagton Star. fare regiBter a moment, then turned THE BAZAAR aigni in silver-plated Mr. and Mrs William Albm and to the man next him: family from near Elsie, Mr. and Mrs. MTI HE BN THE JOB. "Did ye see phat he did?" O. & PLUNKETT "No; whatT ’ ware add beautv to Harry Havens and family from Alma.! Ixitrit That woman tried tn make Frank Hnvesa and Jamea Griffith) "01 gave him a nickel an' he rang ■I fool of me. hot she failed. j iifl thirty-two rints!" every table they adorn from Baldwin. Lake county, and Mrs. Hibrow flbf might have sucreed- Frank Player of Lanalag srere guests ed but for one thing. • and are useful at well in the home of Mr. snd Mrs. W. J. I ROTH LOOKRD HI’HPiriBrN. I>iwit What was that? "Moae. what la the difference be,| Specieds for Havens last week. as ornamental. If these articles are of the right qual­ Hibrow- Nature beat her to It.— * tween a b nchet of milk la a rain ity they may be used constantly and will retain their The Mlases Helen Beekett. Roth Chicago News storm and a eonvermtlon between two ' Smith. Ida Pflegharr and Anna Fed- confidence men? ” beautiful lustre for years. We have only that quali­ ewa have goae to Ypallaatl whore ONE BR THE irTHBR. I "Sny, boas, dat ant am top hard to | Saturday, Oct. 1 ! they will be atudents tn the State Nor- "M'hat do you thtak of a man that cracfc; I’se gwtne to .give It up. ” ty—goods that may be handed down to future gener ­ I mal during the coming year. Mias goes amond with only two buttons I "Well Mmw. one Is a thinning ations at heirlooms. Pflegharr sad Mlaa Fedewa are be- -m his waistcoat and tin* hark tipped I acbeme and the other la a aklnnlar ' gtaalag their eeoond year, while the mil?" , theme." 100 two-quart Dinner Pails and , other two ronag womea are enterlag "He should either get married or jaa freshnsen •D-orr-d " V -w York Telegram k w»!ii>R*rri. aA!i. Tablets ...... 10c I Rev. and Mrs J. A Fladley of Raa- "Mrs Mould loM me this aD* moon , gor have loaned annoaacemaata of the FIXTI REN THRIIE n4TN. that she never dllacovered until ye*- Jardinieres ...... 10c "That's a beautiful girl you have terday want a remarkable man she ST. JOHNS, nmniage of their daughter. Mlaa Maude to Merritt K. Orton. Wedaaa- n rrnir store " saM the man ar- had married." michic ;an . day, BeptenMer 11. The young couple luaintance "I’ve seen her la the "Jim Mould remarhable. Nothing Flower Crocks - - - - 3c up will he at home at U ^mando St.. -tndow several daya aa I paaaad.** of th* kind." Grand Rnptda after Novemher 1. Mr. "«Ih- Isn't an emplo^.*' the milliner "Weil, he la. His wife fonad ont I Pennants, latest styles. 25 and 50c Fladley wae for a tlaie paetor of the vnswered srearlly. "She's a woman > I all rdny that he la ambMextrona Oloelple dhareh la St Johns and Da« tow to decide on a new hnt."—Baf* vnrt can hntton her walat in two i falo I at anne! "-^-nevei an i Plain Dealer. THE8T. 29, 1910.

neneral Shurldna «nrly ramovad Ms * headquartera to Ptort, Marker to or- aantae aa expedition a«nlnst the anv* SHERniirS IMl uses la their region In thu very dead lit b Msier to keep some chiktrcti m health in winter than is sammer. And of winter. The idea of a suceeaaful yti it u very impurtant that the child shoaid >>e <.tr(mc and well durine the hot cantpalsn analnst the ladtaas of the teeathcr. In the first place, a very little ill is liable to develop into a larfc one I plaias la midwinter was somethisis in oantmer tweanae of the germi in milk, iSIOIltBLEiniUI ' eatirely novel in border warfare sad water and many kinds of foo^ You should I had its ofialB la the wonderful mill* be cspcriallv careful not to allow your children I tary ceaius of Phil Hherldan. The old to b^ome irremilar in their stooU danne I officers who bad been stationed on the Ih >.4BBD IN roBBKBOMJlTIOR the heated term. The Iwst relief >xn«taiitly in the house against Ueneral tiheridan's first visit to eroeraencies. and as a bottle cost< only .M) cents or $1.00. .iiid can be conveniently Mount Jesus, where now stands the obtained of any drugyist. tvi family shouM lie without it. If you are one who OBJECT LESSON FOR OTHERS town of Ashlsnd. was la January. has never tried Dr. CaMwell’s Syrsip I‘ef»«*n and sronid like to do to before iHdit. He was luarcblns acroas west-i Third cmd Last Call; buyino it in the regular way, you can obtain a FREE BOTTLE by sending era Kansas to Port Supply, then in your address to riREHT UlUHWAY Ih THE M'S- the Indian territory. He anived here DR. W. B. CALDWELL. 400 CuldwUl 8M«.. MmHisulla. Ilt at DiKtatfall in the midst of a bllndlBfi FL«»WEk MTATE. I bllzxard. There was a little cove at am Offered $4, Who ’H Make it : the foot of Mount Jeeus. which offered Hbelter from the storm, but Sheridan ' Tull Llm* U Part uf Kuule Pulluwed und bis men decided that It would not $5? GcNng, Ckiing, and Sokl hf Pluueerx uf He«t mad .Huatbweiit be safe to stretch their teats la s place where they could be surrounded 0*10 oEP/umniT la Days uf Han aad Baaaaaru*. and slaudhtered by the rovlaa bands of redskins that infested this ration. To die Gentleman Rig^t Soon Sheridan proceeded south to- The little town of Aahlaad. Kanaas, ; ward Fort Supply, reucblat that post IH'HINIL KVEJITH. j Wiu of Detroit was In town a mere speck oa the map of the United a week later. He was expectlnc pro ­ dtates, an outpout In the grent plains There For a Four •Monday mornlnx the studeats of the laat w«^k. motion but he did not belisve the an* ' country of Indian days, wanu It nouacemeat would be made until hs < • *** “ '•eiurn«l to hi. home in known to the world that it claims ' visited Wsshinston. which he was or* I ' iHtrand Sunda) after spendliMt a week equsi distinction with Winchester, ' dered to do early in April. It was on ^ Doiar BilL’* The team is si>eiidlnx with his mother. Mrs. \Vm. l.oiia from which place Ueneral Phil dher* much of thetK si»are time in practice ui-— i ..i.. . >.< . »> • this trip across the UBtry from Pdrt Id order to be in trim for their icames .q Yusilanti ier?d«v ’***??! Idan made his famous ride. When ' Supply to the I'nion l*aciflc railroad (teneral Sheridan arrived on the pres ­ St Fort Hayes, that Bberldan was ap ­ which have been soheduled .k ent town site of Aahlaad. from Fort prised of bis promotion, and it occtir- The (lr« regular momhiy rneetina Don Holland of Mt. Clemens came Supply, 1. T.. In April. Itoiit. be was r*-d immediately after the (leneral of the Toast ('tub will be held Friday buiiie and sts/id over Sunday with bis met by a courier from Fort Hayes and his aids bad broken camp on the Did gendeman right there ” make a afternfM)!) .Miss Hazel (Hlltert. tt>ast- {tarents. .Mr and .Mrs. P \V Holland. bearing a telegram from iJeneral summit of Mount Jesus mistress and >*aul Darlinit. music di- Dr Jss MctJIIUcuddy of Shejuirds- (Jraot which announced his apiioint- A» the fMirly was r**ady to l**ave in recior vllle has purchased the A. (I. Sbe|>- nient as LJeutenant iJeneral of the the big ambulance wagon they saw far .Miss Kathryn .tlllann. traduate of dollar, and if he did are you a ckdlar loser? ard proiMTty on West William street. to the north on the trail the troops IPOV (lass is attending the YpslAnt. Army. .Mr. and .Mrs. Wellinsn of South Sheridan H ride into Ashland that had made during the winter camiMiign State .N'orniai. .Mias Pearl .Ililson has IbMrdiiian have been visiting at the Illuming marked an >*i>ocb in bis ca­ a dark obj*u*t moving rapidly toward If you had had a larger attendance at your a |a»Mtlon as teacher in th«- Haivroft bom*- of his sister, .Mrs ('has Schock. reer as it made bisturp- the spot them As thr distance between them •chls .Mr and Mrs. Floyd Rlalr of ()w rtained Sunday nt th** whos** animal, fl*-cked with foam and planned for Friday . venina l»ut owlnx Isfled with this distlm tlun, the |»*-ople hom*' of their aunt. .Mrs .N. W Jeiiks. with «listend* ‘d nostrils, urg**d hy the to the fact tlmt soiiw of the upper ol tb* town aud tU*- settlers to the Mr. and .Mrs Walt**^ K*'sb) ar** in rider, was straining every iiiuscl*- to classrii<-n h^^'ann- •s-lsc’' they hav.- suutb wUuse ranches and farms give ceeded in securing a $5 bid- for the article Kngadin** wh* r* they *.xpect to *.njoy (•|*>s»- u|* the gap Ijetween them. |Mi!>t{><>ned th* sain, until a later dat< . ample ev id'-n* • of peac** and prosjier- a flahliu: .tod hunting tri)i for .t few Ity bav*- buTlt tUe only lull road In In a few moments th* sound of th** he was compiled to knock down at $4? month.' Kansas. This highway, the fm«-st horse ’s hoofs was distinctly ht-ard on \>>OI>UF.MK\TV • 'laud*- ('ouch, who has b* *-n sje-nd- The ladles of th< (’rescent =’luh will streti ti of road to tb*- stat*-. k * ttve th* ’ trail, and when h*- apfiroach*-*! ing »«.v*Tal days at th** hom* s *»f W. J. mtl*-s in leugiu, aud lH-a^^ the name n*-Mr *0011x11 Its rider, th*- **xclt*-d How many articles were similariy knocked be .-ntertaitted M<»nday ei.-nini: at the .Martin and .Mrs M’m I>ong. has re- home ef Mt Thos Hyslop on W.-st ".Sb*-rldan o liail It clusely follows s*-«mt. as he r*-4-6gntz*Hi .Shi-rldan turD»'d to 111.' boiiii- In Jai-kson th< path over whK-b iJeueral Sheridan among th*- iM-ciipants of Ih*-ambiilanc** W’llllaiii Htr»-et .Mrs (> .M Rockwell. art* ‘r making down because a higher bidder was not (Ip Monday .M.nuiK the Woman"'* rode on the April murniDg in livbi*, ros*> In his stirrups, .ind. waving his a visit with -Mr and .Mrs .1 C .'’ar- hat in one ftand. while In the other he Proarexsue Chtb will meet with Mrs when he met h*-r*- th*- courier with the P*.nt*.r. r*-turned Thursduv to her held up a pl**ce of yellow paper. crl***l ('has y^ton. who resides on West annuiini * ‘10**01 ol his prumoiloQ In th*- present? How noany dollars ought you to hom* in Detroit Army out. ‘Hurrah for the laeiitenant (Jen- Front street .\lr and .Mrs K l>eCsm|i of Hattie Sheridans trail, or the Ashland eral ■" The (’tenesee .Ministrlal .Association Cr*ek Intve l»een visiting at th* home toll ruad, IS five mile!* long and covers Tber*- was joy in the h*-arts of the have received that you didn ’t get? was held in th*- i»arlor!» of th* Conare- ol her br(tth*'r, Mr .md Mrs latuis aatbmal i hiirrh Tuesday afternoon a series ol !«and bills to the suutb of little assembly A bottle was sud­ Croi*.' denly drawn from its place of ronr* ‘ai- .Miss Hazel Haiway has r*'turned to tb*- town that hav*- heretofore been al­ Hll.l. l{KTri{> TO OVID. most Imiiassabi*- Th* road starts inent under the seat of the ambulance, her work In .lackson after spending a and from a tin cup th** h**alth of the Members of th« .Methodist church f**w days with her mother Mrs Wm Dine luties south ui Ashland and runs .are pleased with the decision of the to the (iklahoiua state line, (-rossiog gallant laeiitenant (Jeneral was drunk N«-w man by his guests In this hour of iriiiiiiph Michiaan conference recently held in .Miss Flossie Snyder, who is attend ­ the Cimarron river at the ••xuct imlnt Jackson in se nding th( Hev R 1 Sle** where Sh*-ridao * russed in his great (Jeneral Sheridan did not forget the ing school in ()w-*iBso. (*am*- hom*- to protection h** bad r*H'e|ve*l from Aab-' as their pastor for the coming year .si>end .Sun*lav with her leopl*-. Mr. rid*- from Fort Supply to this plac^ to He has been with them for the |>ast r**ceive th** dls|tatch which made him land ’s historic mound, ami as ht* inad*- and .Mrs. A. Snyder ready for the start on his farewell four years and his succe.ns as a {lastor •Mr and .Mr.** Harvey Whi|iple of Li*-uteoant (len, ral. This toll road Is Auctiem Sale journey to Washington he said' "(Joim I and fit Iren have won him nuiny Detpilt are rejoicing ov*\r th*- arrival a fin* turnpik** crussing a row of friends here sand bills. by, Mount Jesus, faithful s**ntln**l of <>f a Ixiby daughter who cam*- to live the prairies. with th*-m r*'(*'nil> Made of clay and .-^and. It is hard llt.Vtfl’KTKII. and firm Ilk*- a jMived street It is Mrs Richard Hay*>s and son Harold Lnre of I’ana Makes rravel (tood On Tuesday ev.-iung th*- iadb-s <>; <»f Pontiac vlcited from ThiirsMB) un ­ simply the i-onoecting line between th. Kastern Star IcKig* enjoyed a very til Friday with h*-r {varenis. Mr and demand and supply Th- A railroad man of (’hlcago visited Advertising pleasant ev.-nlng in th.-ir hail A large ■Mr- Walt* r l{Hlc*tm demand is for goods by Oklaboioa Detroit the other day and In talking nuTnb«r wer< pr*-senr to \v;tn*'S-- th* .Mr .tnd Mr- .Marvin .Marshall of peopb- lar distant from a trading alxtut farm traffic made the follow ­ Installation of offtc* rs At midnight Springfield. .Mass., cam* and visited IKiini. Th*- '.uppiy is at Ashland. Thw ing i*-rse coiiiments U the most important thing in connection with an auction. You a fin. baner ’h r John .tnd Frank Marshall. that had been going to Kuglewood, you c.*!!! reail articles or advertls*- rely upon your advertising to attract people to your sale. The K l>. I( wa- in D*-iroif Til, first •MI'S Jo-* ‘pliln* StiKHlv ami ii*-ph* w, and (bt-n it was decid*-d to give it a inent.- attoiit th*- g«MKi things in store • larger the attendance the more succewful will be your sale. of th* w< .-k le .\gu* w I* ft last w*-.-k W.,iln*-sda.v tiisioric ting* by naming it .Sb*-ri- Mr and Mrs K I. Morgan bav ­ for th*- in*-n wh*i w-ant to t»*- farmers f*»r .\*-w York <’it> a(t*-r >p* nding .'•*-v- dun ' trail. and **s. a|** th*- .-lr* ‘nuous fight for Place yourself in the position of the bidder at the auction. ino(*'*l to F'-nron • ral months with b*M imrents .Mr and Tb*- buslnl■s.^ m*-n uf this t ‘f*-ni-, in III* citl.’S At th*- snine Frank I’liin*- wa^ ■Mr .1 W Sin*sty tiiougbt out th* plan to build a toll we.-k iin bu?in< .-s llm*- vou can go to th* deftot in Unlem you were etpecially interested in a gale would you stand M*-.Mlam*-s .Anna Tubbs and L V road Ther* is no law which just tits M''ii ll*;(ch *»t l*<>nlla vva^. in Ovid a big <-lt> and .-very tram unloads a Fr* nch r*-iurii*-*l Salurda.v *'V. ninr th* I as* hut In this HiNir.x-ly sctflt-d lot of farmer boys who ar** •■s**a(dng out in the cold of a bluatering day to read an auction bill? \isiting last w*ek from l»*'irolt w b»T** they hav*- been (nuntry the good of the order often Mrs Will \\' Ii*ant£ p. nt .Mondav what th**y think is hard wiirk You say ”no.*' If you did atop long enough to glance at the 'pending a f-w days with Mr and tak*-' plate ol law, where it Is mure Th*- iiumigratloD. If you can call It with (iMiisso frp-nds .Mrs i'harles Abie^. in harmony with coiiiuion .■*,ns*- A Mrs K J Jarvis w nt to Pesamo that, of city pt-opi*- to farms, .-tnd bill, would you read it carefully? Would you know, when you .M*-s*lam< - P J McUougall and dau- company was formed and imn >iart**d Tu*sda> <»n hiislne-s farm**rs t** th** cities Is almost con ­ ght* ‘r l.uclle and A M ltarn**s who to work inielllR*>ntly, and the result Is had finiahed reading, juat what would be offered at that aale? •Mrs Floyd Stout and son >r*- vl-- tinuous. and probably will he for all • ■am*- from l>‘lhbridge Alberta, to (hat tbi.-, unique Kansas highway is itnrs In l.y<»ns last w*.k time to come. mak* a visit with .Mrs Cora Sutfln, Mr and Mrs Homer i. lyjvell s|>eni rapidly imying (qr its (-oostruetton in "Il'it the strife of various comniunl- hav, gon* to i. with fii* nds In Deiroll summer months. < ame .Monday to Miss I la ('lark was entt rtalned ivart they are glad to come this way in hr***Hj discontent It Is attracting i»eo- i •vpend a few days with his parents. Mr of last week by Detroit friends their tours of th* level plains country pie to the tarnis, so the ground will and Mrs W R Shaw, before going to Miss .Mate*] (Jute of Owosso was th* for a run over the only toll road in be made to produce more and prices j The Modern Method Ann Arbor to attend school guest of .Miss Ida Hay over Sunday the W’est. *Vn automobile com go ov ­ will not b** able to go much higher. Mrs hid Wilson of ('hlcago has er it and return fur oh cents, any ! Until r**cently there wer** well de- been a visitor in town for a few days other rig can go over it for 2f. cents i; fln**d farming sections in the rwuntry. Is to fmbiish your sale in Thm St. Johns Nmws. Enumer ate all ♦ ♦ , for the round trip. There la a charge j Ijester Tucker went" to l*1ttsburg the ♦ NEHLi: •HKAf'H. ♦ I but It now- seems we have overlook*^ thm €trticlms you htw to offar, going into dmtails am far as pom- first of the week on a business trip ♦ ♦ ; of 10 rents per head for cattle or other ., millions of acres M’lII Wlnchell of Kalamazoo is animals driven over it A toll gate-, "Texas has not been drawing many sibim. Thm prampmetwm bidd mrs can than mit by thmir oum firm- spending the week with Ovid friends keeper is stationed at a half-way ., and the sections of the west where Mrs. (Jeo Kingsley was in Detroit a point who collects the charges. It is sidms as tbmy rood cAout what you will smil. .Mrs K K Moore was in St. Jotaos artifitrial irrigation has been intro ­ few days of last week, visiting friends the finest stretch of road in Kanaas, duced are very popular. The apple Mlss^ 'Khe;ia ”Hoi»’re;"and Mlnn'le business Mo^ay and Tiiewlay. and the people who use it pay the fee U ( laindefli spent a few days of country of the far west has attracted Trout were <*aners in Owosan Tues­ willingly I Us share and the (’anadlan wheat belt day. last week visiting friends in ("hica- ‘'‘This toll road Is making money for no i Is incrsnsiag very wonderfully in iiopu- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hobaon and I>na the men who made R. It is believed that Monroe Holies, who has been down iatlon. The fact that Mlchigaii is go ­ returned Friday from a trip to lAe- other communities in western Kansas ing to be the grsat apple aad fruit trolt. with the grip, la reported somewhat will follow the example of Ashland Iretter state of the middle west, and may ri­ A. M. .Smith.of Roston. .Mass., made and span Impassable stretches of sand Merle Beach gives its second last val Washington and Oregon, has nous- Results Are Certain s business trip to Ovid the first of the bills with highways similar to ’’Sheri ­ dancing party at the hotel on next I tember (dnh. As <)ne more dance clos«’n the season tration of the value of a good road. It Making H Pny. Some of the biggeat* and most aucceaaful auction laAes ever on 8 business trip the last of the would cost farmers in this section on One of the many farmers who are week there will probably be a big attend ­ ance th*- average not to exceed a half cent making their dairy bring in big re­ held in Clinton and adioining countiea have been Rdvertiied ex* Howard Tubbs of Iloyne City visit­ a mile per trip over the road to fiay turns is (Jeorgt- WiDegar, who lives ed his mother. Mrs Anns Tubbs last It is safe to say that almost every cluMvely in The St Johna Newa. Aa a medium for advertuing for it and maintain It. If it was built northwest of Morrice on a large farm week farmer in this part of Clinton county att* nded the county fair. Has*- ball by taxation in the legal way It also Me is a firm believer in the paying auctiona The St Johna Newa ia becoming more valuable each Mrs (•♦,org* Iteardsle* ^pent last shows what a town ran do in bring ­ M’^-dne-alay In Ht Johns th* gu*'Si «if fans In Rll**y and M*-rl*- Heach feel ability of his cows and ih*- results he ■mich pleased over th*- sure*-?.- of th* ing to its inerrhanl!* an increased obtain* hacks up his judgment Dur­ week. The idea of using billa ia out of date. Pet^iie who attend friends trade for Ashlsnd has greatly pros- .Mrs *iarah Austin was in Flint last rbiuth Riley team which met and *le- I*ered and extended its business ing I?**♦•» .Mr Wtnegnr rece|v*-d fl.- auctiona look to the advertiaing columns of this paper to learn j>-at'*l ill comers during fair w»-,.k from the Hlshop creamery of week making a visit with frl H iiort heroin*- less num- prsri*- tiirnpik*- ■ On* —half of fh*- cows w«-r*- MIs!( J* -sl*- le «- of :4sranar ha- be *0 Mount .Jesus was th*- *'srlv nam* of it ia liberally advertised in The St Johns Nevra. th*- g..* of Mrs R I. Dm*-* f -r *••*111* Th* weather for th* jMist V.* ne * • Ing s mak- ing in ;i*v.*«so v«ifid h'T uarenis ' :irnp*-d on th*-(r msrrh*-s from F«irt Newa office and we will aaaiat you in doing it If you cannot Pumin ' start* *1 .ire kept busy k --ping them ;nr .x lotxl of Il.2*i2 irt or .«n av*rHg*- turn***! ov,-- .ind ar*- llabi* to sustain Hayes to Fort Biipplv In th* day of of fxTv- i,.-r row M: l.»*r>n Flint t>f Plymouth m If follow rightly l»r Tvnd Mr^ H I. Ilaie-^ were th*- '•Ved. making It lm|»oss|lt|,- for In ­ bors are contemplating having an auction sale please notify The Newa giieats of Mr and Mrs. Clar* Hat-* of ing S(tlv*< pr* ;iamliii»nant (Joxemor Kelley and Con ­ th* subjugation of th*- prairie wilder­ Mesdames ft R (R*srdslee and Oeo ness tn other hands fhit of the gr<>at learn**d that not so verv long ago I Heard'le. spent one day last week gressman Fordney. This vesr Con ­ was known among th* editors as ’th*- gressmen Townarnd and Fordney and army of frontiersmen and settlers us know and we will nnake a date with any with Owoswo friends 1 who. for mor< ‘ than forty years have fsrmer author ’" J. C Cariventer and daughter Oeiie- th* Hon ('base B Dsbnm are ezpect- "How could that he*" asked tho suc- ed to be present and talk on the po ­ '•laved a narf in the development of rlTe were In IMroit laat week visit­ this region, there are stRl a few ||v- , '‘essfiil playwright. In stirpHse. whenn you may desire. Those who cry mles ing for a few dara. litics; situation The members of th»- •’Tou ’ve always lived In the rtty and Riley club ar* all members of the ng who remember the part Kherldan .MIm lb-mice Fuller of^apson C|iv nlaT*,d In his Indian Invasions n**ver. to mv knowledge wrote any ('iintoa (’ount) Republican ('lab and I b-gosh stuff*" in this vidnity or who will attend sales at has been spending s short time with The intrepid fighter gave courage will b* switats^ by th* larger organ ­ "But I once used to submit my stor- liar father. Alvin Fuller and hop* to those who were looking to i ization In their efforts to make a -F al th*- editor ’s 0 ircoiint of my richer ihst you re- •rentng m a business trip -nergy are never found where UtzNB river The famous >ie*enth cavalry E. El. Slye, kmia. 2! Flint has been i aeh. Llwr, Kidneys and Bowein are commanded bv the intrepM ruster. -**-,*d t«i be HIV elf;- so I hav*- sest- t*^»‘«,d mv \v, alth to the four wtads snd tbsns qnal- was >nitlered along th*- Rmokr Hill, i have also destroyed the mimed wlH! tw bring, use at Forts Hayes Harker sad Wallses. ' e I dolisT to mv aarae, bnt — Nslsnn Knys aad Mina Florsnc*- Dr King ’s New Life Pills, Um match* while ihr ------Fifth and Third“ Infanttlso , will >* u marry me. Rhlrely* Kstb wf at. -Jfohas caw snd visited i less r^eulatora. for he-n hrala and were stationed at vartowe mtlttary i Hhirley. the gvelie gniseiady-But. ^ pw wnsit sUth Mr. and Mrs. C.| strong body, tie at J. T. MltlmnaM pasta tn the Arhanans valley aad at j e-r* you aee. Deorim. it snata a doilnr U. Jnabnon. i asrf VanflMftls A OlangtsM. Part Lsnve n worth. fov » llmmas, alnmnl NBirni LBBAlNni. nmiLBBiTMr. F.MI L SiON The World ’s Best D. C. Leetch returned hoaoe fmm George Btanlake la on the alck Hat. a. 1. raraira xotim . Beldlng Inst week Thursday. Jamaa DaWItt and wife visitad hts nephew. Mntion Bhepnrd. Buaday. It i: Com. T. H. Townsend of 8t. Johns Hart, Schaftier & Marx Clothes Sunftftjr acJMMi iriJl br b«ld ft«st Mrs. WilUrd Ryon of Grid Is visit­ trlaltad the atrlckland school laat week auBftay at «!•««• o'cloek. Um uaual ing her slater. Mra. J. R. VanDyne. hour. Bveryofta la cordially Inrltad Moadny. Mr. Wagnar who lives oa the Mar­ For Men and Young Men. I to attaad. Mrs. Velma Uyoa returaod to her Tba attaftdftftor at Suaday aeftool shall fans la quite sick with liver ^ehool work at Mt. Pleaanat the first tronbie. Jast Buftday oaa aboat K. It la rap- The most notable exhibit of itrictly high*claii, H 1ft » of the week. David PhllHpa sad wife visited her I Idly Iftrraaatftc. Mra. David Laa« la 111 with paeu- /atber. Byroa Loagror. at Shepards- pure woolen fabrics, clever styles and faultless hand Tba Uadlaa Aid ■adaty will a^at a waak frooi Tuaaday. All ntambara moala. A aurse from Uraad Rapids vlUe Buaday. tailoring ever shown the men and young men of this ara raftuaotad to ba praoaat. is csrtag for her. Mias Aaale DaWlu of Ovid •la vlalt- Archie flasHh and wife sad Charles iag bar slater. Mrs. F. M. Bhepard. section. The rich patterns and colorings in Scotch BAHK BALL ?MmM. M. PlaP>tt were In Detroit last week near Owoaao. Tweeds, Worsteds, Cheviots and Serges are the pro ­ attsadtag the fair. David Phillips sad wife visited Ids The BUUe Roftd t«un and the Dftl- cousta. Mrs. Warlag. Moaday of tils duct of the best foreign and American looms. Every Ifts Famers* club played a game of Mrs. Julia Wood sod daughter. Lu- (cy of Fowler vlalled at Lavl Messer’s weak near Blale. garment in this great gathering has been made ex- baa* ball thrae nllM north of WeM- Miss Udaa Bhepard visited her cou ­ a few days last week. clusivelv for us, ^ the world^s greatest clothes mak­ phglla laat Suaday. ’The seore was sin. Mrs. Frank Hale. In Owoaao Mon ­ five to four la favor of State Road Mrs. Mark Leetch sad daughter ers— Hart, Schaffner Sc Marx. There are scores of Ada of Beldlag are vliltlag at the day of ibla weke. team. Miss .Mary Bnyder visited st * Mr. s ■ home of Charles Howard. styles, colors, patterns and sizes, so you can't afford SUati Mlldrad Aacba waa quita alck Mrs. Warren Feet, wbo has been Binitb ’s and at Mr. Phlpaey'a in St. laat waak. Dr. Thomas Mann, dentist. In i*ow- Johns last week also atteadlng the to stay away. Come tomorrow. ler every Fridny. tf spending two weeks at J. Wllllston ’s Mra Jamas H. Joaaa la on tba alok returned to her home in Has ex last fair. Hat tbls wa4'k. Fred Kruger wns In St. Johna on Miss Kdna Bhepard visited her bro ­ Hart, Schaffner A Marx Suits ...... $18 to $25 bualnesa Inat Monday. Saturday. ther. I.awrenee. at l..eslle last week, Mrv J, B Yata# waa quita sick tba (5, R. Townsend has been having a aisfi going to Detroit where she at­ “ “ “ Overcoats. . .$18 to $25 laUar part of laat waak. Harold Baugbn of 8t. Johns visited ’umr' wBh" 'blood polaon'on Hugh AItvnter laat week. ^ hj, ^and. At the present tended the state fair. 8. J IluascaH attandad tba stata Frank Thorp and wife. Edward Van Raincoats ...... $10 to $20 fair at Datrolt last waak. Beveral from here attended the atate writing be is getting along nicely. fair held at Detroit last week. Dyne and wife went to Detroit to at­ Arthur Barnard ratumad Tuasday tend the fair. Mr. and Mrs. Thorp al­ Mrs. F. 8. Brooks visited friends ttan ’t look well, eat well or feel well from a visit with his wlfa in Ilurand. with Impure blood feeding your body. so attended the St. Johns* fair. Suits and Overcoats at. $10 apd $15 and relatives In Ionia laat week. ('harles Rose and wife of Moline. Mr and Mr* fluy Sllvamail of St. Keep the blood pure with Burdock Dr. D. H. MaePherson waa in Bt. III., have s little son. Charles B. Jobaa visitad at Gaont#* Fox ’s 8atur- Blood Bitters. l*3at simply, take exer ­ Johna on bualneas laat Monday. Hose, about two weeka old who will Every one of our $10 and $15 Suits and Overcoats day and Sunday. cise. keep clean and }ou will have long In a measure help to take the place (laurpa PV>x and dauatitar Vara ex ­ H. H. Altvater was in 8t. Johns on arc ma^c specially for us, in just the way we think life. of the little M)n they lost this spring. pact to aurt Tuasday for a visit with business last Thursday evening. they ought to be made. You can ’t march our $10 Mr. and .Mrs. Louis George were in friends In Illinois. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ CapTUcSl Hwt VcbaSWr Se 8t. Johna on business last Monday. * ^ The Uralltadc sf BMcrty Peaple ' quality anywhere, and our $15 clothes are guaranteed Mrs Jana Bantlay returned Satur­ Goes out to whatever helpa give day from Waquatonsinx where she has Jessie Speary was In Isinsing on ' ^ VH’TBH CKNTEK. ♦ hand tailored throughout. very imiiortanc business Isst .Mon- ^ ♦ them eaae. comfort and atrengtb. Fo ­ bean workinx this summer. ley Kidney Pills cure kidney and blad ­ day. *•*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ t’oyna Bullis who has l>aan workinx Albert VanAinburg was In 8t. Johna der diteaaea promptly, and give com­ fort and relief to elderly people. Van- at Harbor liaarh. is vlsitinx his par ­ on important business last Tuesday a large ents. .Mr and -Mrs Otto Bullis. Ixjyal Arthur purchased Bickle A Glaspie. ^ Adamant Suits for Boys morning. herd of cattle rec«*ntly. H ('ase. wbo visitad friqnds in Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Bturgis at­ Mr. Cbalker of l^ansing is si>ending ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A .Made with two pairs of trousers, each pair linen lined throughout. To the town last weak, returned to bis home tended the state fair at Detroit a few a few days with friends here in Lansinx the first of the weak. days laat week. ♦ ♦! mother the .Adamant suit means freedom from garment rending and garment Wheeler Newman of Bath Is assist­ ♦ .MIRTH VH’TOK. ♦ Mrs T I* I.«rialla and .Miss Louisa -Miss Florence Button and Mr. Al- ing bis son Claud with the work on mending; no buttons to fly off; no seams to rip; no threads to get loose, no han- vin Bturgia attended the state fair at farm ♦ ♦ Brown ratuma«i Saturday from Bay ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦A View where they si>ent the summer. Detroit laat Thursday. tlexi. Unton. Jr., of Baginaw vlail- ^ nisters or fences to fear; no sighs that Jack is so hard on his clothes. Shown in Mla. Pearl lUldwin returnwl to j^renta. Mr. and .Mrs Geo Un- Mrs t'lara Wade Clark and daugh ­ Howard KIdenour baa imrchaaed a smart, snappy styles, worsteds, cashmeres, serges; made in finely tailored Nor­ Ypallanti laat Baturday morning ton In this place Bunday. ter arrived laat waak from Wolcott. where she expects to attend school. new carriage. folk or double-breasted coats, $.'l to $8. Special heavy w’ight blue serge, with Vermont, for a visit with her mother. Mra Robert Newman and Mrs .My- A large crowd from here attended Wash , called on Mrs ('has. Kowley of Flint is a guest In Mrs. Kllza Nail. the home of B Rowley. 4WO pairs of trousers, at $h. thee annual ( Union count) fair at j vanVelaar one day laat week. Our village was rather quiet Thurs ­ Miss Uzzle Kowley Is visiting Johns last week Thursday and Frl U»yal Arthur has a novelty In the day and Friday, so many of our clti- day. friends and relatives In Eden. ahai>e of two young bears sent to him .Mr. and Mrs l^^ffler and son of san> havinx gone to the fairs at St. H.n. B.o Thornton.Dornion ..la Homehome from.rom we.rouDetroit brother. Andrev. fn.Ill Canada, Johns and Detroit here he »»•* been vl.lt ng Mr and ’^g.i.^erly rneeiing from this circuit Hew visited at E«1 Bmith ’s laat Bun ­ Charles Hodx* has purchased the .Mr. Ernest Thornton the i>.st fcw^^i convene at Victor church Batur- day Wilson Bros., St. Johns, Mich. Mrs Frank Baker. Br.. had th* mia- John Talwir farm near Brice and ex ­ days day and Bunday. Oct 1 and 2 Pre­ pects to move to it In the n**ar future. .Messrs Arnold P*-dewa. Arnold fortun*' to break one of her ribs last siding elder is exi»ecte«l to Ih - pr* sent. week. >♦♦»»»»»»»»»»»#aaaaAftat Mr H«»dx** recently sold his meat Thelen and John and Quincy Smith Victor church was well attend«-etroit Friday noon where they ♦ HHEPIKIIKVILLE. ♦ P MKHT KHME.V. ♦ ♦ tIVID A.\D VH'IMTY. ♦ week -Mrs* Barr ac«-ompanied them at l:Ilo. Breaching at 2'.'’.'* ••ach Bun ­ Friday until Monday with her sister. had been attending th*' stat*- fair for ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ as far as St Johns stoppinx there to day All ar*' ••ordlally nvit*-*! itt at- Mrs Ge«»rg»* Tranchell visit her sister. Mr^ Wm ,\lnld*-r a ^•w days. ♦ ♦•P-Pt-AAA + AA ♦ + ♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ .Mr and .Mrs Jess* K Baldwin and t*'nd .Mrs Lloyii Reek with, who has been .Mr and Mrf= Dennis Baldwin, who spending a few w* ‘eks with friends in .Mr and Mrs William 11. Bnelling ami .Mrs E .Meintyr* Is vlaitlng at Jas. •Several i>e«p|e attsnded the o|M*rn hav* been visitinx relatives and Safe Mediriae for I hlldres. ('leveland. Ohio, has return**d to her .Mrs H E Hudson spent several son William ami little daughter. Gcr- Foley's Honey nml Tar - a saf* Ixvngcor's n*ar Lyon In Fowler Saturday evening. (lays last week with relatives in and friends In t*»wn and viclnlt>. returnMl aldln*-. were In Bt. Johna last .Mimday h«»m»' in Vi<'t««r. to their honi* in D<-trott the first of and effective mediciie for -hildr^'n Th*' annual church meeting will h*- .Mr and .Mr* Prank Gates attended Air. and Mra Herbert l*arr were In near l-aingsburg aft*'rmM»n Detroit laat Thursday. th< week as It does iK»t contain oplat*-- or h*-ld at the ehiirch next Friday ••ven- th*' stat** fair in lu-trolt last week Mr* (' .V Goodenow, Mr*. Alice Th*' Collegf Boy was play*'d her*- at .Mr and .Mrs. Joseph Armbrust- Iktrder of Glare and Mrs. .Marion Bostmaster N H \llen r»'ttirn«“d harmfid drugs Get only the g*n- ;ng. Bept*'iiil»*>r After th*- meet­ Mr and Mrs F E Hazel were in the .Bturgtr o|»erH hnus* last .Saturday maoher wer** in Bt Johns .Monday. Womer of Cadillac are with their mo­ lust week fr«»ni a trip tt> Kalainaxoo, utne Foley ’s Horn > and Tar in th*- ing n siip|M*r will he serve«|. lieiroit from Thursday until Baturday *'\entng with gr**at iiucc**ss There yellow lUK'kag*'. VanBlckle A* Glaa- -Mr and .Mrs, E. (>. Wakefield enter ­ ther and grandmother at the home of Toie*« daughter. .Mrs. John A Tubbs. Tbe resident of OUT vlllax-. and attended wher* sh* has he»*n visiting her mo­ ♦ ♦ ♦ sorrii \siii.KY. ♦ hafT a hu.,l>anerf Frisin** of Ovid was the is failing rapidly. You Take No Risk at the WU'ber hall by the young men. guarani*** Aiidr**ss or call Van- Bunday evening at the home of .Mr. wor*' in .Bt Johns Friday guest of her moth*r .Mrs C A Win ­ No cards will b*- sent out Kv**ryon* SirkI*' A* Glaspi**. dniggtstH. .Bt Johns. and Mra. Jo*. ArmbruMmacber. Out* Reputation and Money Is i*ordially invlt* ’ with .Mr .md Mrs l>*anil**r B*tk ion Burdock Blood Bitters purifies 4 4 Jon**s n.*xt Baturday. Dctolivr l*t, ♦4444444444444444 .\ancy I^mnsbury the bliMMl, clears the akin, restores W. jiay for all th* nodlcin* used Quit* a numli* r from this virinity 44444444444444444 and all thos* who ••x|»f*'t to r.*- ♦ 4 .Mr. and .Mr* Geo Bobers attended ruddy, sound health during the tiisl. If «tur renn dy fails sum.' work tbls fall ar*- »*arn**stly r**- ait*'nd*-ndinK th* ua.i twi* w* * k. in ar* s|iending the week in .Muir th** Fanny J)oty Thursday, Oct. rtth. An ♦ OL.YKY. ♦ ever. If y‘»u acc*^i*t our ofD-r Could 4* ♦ 0\id ami Bt John. Wm Ivi- is gaining sl«*wly guests of their i*on and brother, (’has invitation to all. anything 1>‘- mor*- fair for yiuiT Is Mr: Hf>lantJ l*N»ss an.l h*'r !ioth*-r. ♦ ♦ Jay Morrison of Germfask is visit­ * ll.M \IIB l.lkK. ♦ Mr and .Mr* Alvin Boron »>f I-an- Button ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ther* an> reason wh\ you should lies- P ♦ Mrs All>.*rt Baurr ar* ..p*ndlng th* • Inc sp»-nt Biiiida) at KIley M**ad'« .Mr and .Mrs Wm .Smith and two ing his parents. .Mr and .Mrs D. B. itat* to put our claiti. to a practical **^**^**^******** In ltha*'a with Mr ('* 11* Wll- Dr Wad*' of I-alngshiirg sas ralNd ('hlldr*-n of Watford. Ont.. w**re .Morrison, also .Mr and .Mrs. Robert test* Ham- guests of her brother, las MH’.llll- Theodor*- Krenier ia building a Atornwm on the county line for a few to .Matth*-s Black's .Sunday Mr iMirn. Th* ino*>» -ei.ntlfic. comtnonsens* Mr (’ortk of I..anstng was a call*-r: Black is v*T> bad (•udd> and family th* latt**r part of days treatment is H* \ajl f)rd* riles, which at Gili** rt luipham':* last NVetlnesday. "1 us.*d Hvoin**| latthf'.illy for a f**w' last w*»ek Isaac Bieesman la gradually grow ­ .Mr and .Mra Charles Barrett of Mr and .Mr- Kudolph Bu**hler ami ing Weaker are eaten Ilk* '-and' They are v»-ry Mr^ 1. Hevn.ilds and son Ij,- -nilr*!) -ir.d ..f ra- not ^ans*- diar­ WilUaiu lainkton return«d Bunday 'll<’h Breath* Hvmuei and guaranie* - it l-alward. and family cine. hut th*' nicest a woman ever busInesK Monday. any Incottvenlence what*-ver It*‘ xal1 Detroit ('oiupl**!* outfit ?1'M»: extra botti* ttMik It wa- lain**'s Family .M*' Hexall ttrder- Kapids last we**k ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦•P + + + + A

A stomach and iKtwels, purifying |8* 4 K.tNT MKHTPHALIA. ♦ Wm Kiiasell will grind feed <'vcry .Mrs. Geo lieR and litti** Dona s|»ent lles at our risk Two sizes I'H and Miss .Nellie Vail who la taking ♦ ♦ blefrolt fair lagt week Beoti att*nd*'«l th' •at* fair at their tuirents. Mr and Air*. Wm 44444444444444444 Wm Brace and son Alpha transact ­ Mr. anc) Mr*. (’ I-. Reynolds and Detroit last Friday move hla family Into Adam Albaugh ’s ed business in Ismsing Thursday Harrod 4 ^ tenant house. son laimont were guest* «»f Air and Air* Dell H*'in7e tran*acT»-d bual- .Mr^ Ullie Ives is gaining quit*- 4 MATKKTOMN. 4 J. T. Brace has treated the Kincaid Mrs Fred Tucker In South DeWItt "»*•*» •*» Kl'lc Friday .Mrs. Geo. Fields and children siient school house with a fail coat of iialnL rapidly now ,Bhe wishes to thank 4 ♦ Friday with her mother. Mra. Prank Bunday "f* Will Maiteson tran 44444444444444444 Everett Bhort of Ohio waa called to Lace Curtains her friemls who so kindly remeinber- Johnson, at Elsie .Mr and Mrs M J, Tout of lainsing saeied btisln* ** .ti Klsl* asr .Betiirday exl her with flowers. |K**t cards and Bt Johns last week by the sickness •Mrs Hert ThompMin and .Mrs. John of his father. C. A. Shon I. ** (Ht (’urtalna at S4.W and Mr .xnd Mr* Prank Ynn* were Mr iHMl Mr* (’alvin Thomas *t- letters while at the hospital. John Reed of l.nnstng was a caller Thompson went to I-anatng to visit Peter Jtienker and family were |4.5 Mr and Mr*- Thomaa laipham and Miss ('lara M*nf^r of Els** visited < 'ounty —ss th* theatre in Lansing last Baturday sister. Mr* Harry Waller, with tlu- Frank INing and wife of near De- tS.Rfi ('iirtalns (ont* pair* at ^12.16-Mr and .Mr* Elmer M'ager w* ’r*' her iwirent., .Mr and .Mrs B S \l*-nter Frank J Cheney makes oath that he evening. II. (Mi ('urtalns at * *5® Is senior partner of the firm of F J. housework this week tVltt were Bunday guests at his sis­ guests of .Mr and .Mr* .Nat*' M’ager in Bunday ('hensr A Co (lo'n* bualneas In tha (?ltv John B Howe and Mrs Bert E 75r Curtains at ...... Fliisf D»*W|it Bunday B B .Mentor visited hi* daught**r. Geo Fields carried mail on rout** ter's, Mr. and Mrs Edward Fedewa. of Toledo, ('oiintx and State aforaaakl. Cutler were Sunday vialtora of .Mrs .No 2 while Carrier Johnson atteod***! .Mr and Mrs J F Miller and .Mr. Mr* Ernmn Bralnard. In Fairfield ind that (mM firm will nay the sum of Mrs. l The Jolly Thirty Club met with and Albert Van* and wif. visited at Mia* Flossie Allen of Fairfield vla- rov presence, this Slh day of Daceinbar. .Mlaa Jennte Aibaugh. wlu* haa been Grand l.>dge attended tbe funeral of transacted business at Marlon roucoua Burfaces of tha systan Bead and Floyd Quackenbuth and wife and Mrs. Peter Hrandel and son Edward it Payg to Buy Mrs. Wtlltani .Miller here laat Friday R Bnmers and wife attended the were callers two days of laat week at Doan's Regulet# cure consi||i*tlon. , Bprtngs 'lae day last week for leeuasontale free John B How*- haa returned home Bulk Aiofuiftrs tone the atomach. atlmulaie the liver., Mia* Haxel Ridsdale visited her K J. (^IKNRT A CO. Toledo. O. state fair at Detroit M’tulneaday and .Mrs. Gensterblum ’s and Mrs. .NMl SokI hv sit dnintsts. 71c. after spending two week* visiting rel­ Tbiiraday of last week. Frey’s. promote digestion and appetite and ^^**'**^* Ml** FMIth Johnson, at Ashley TiUie Hsifs Family Ptlla for Conatt- atives In Lapeer and Oakland coun ­ To induce you to buy our bulk mo- oatlan laaaet. wt will for a short time, gim easy p*a*agm of tfae bowels. Ask fhe latter part of last week ties ,your druggist for them. 2.7 cents a; Mr nd Mr* Ed Mor* and daugb- Charles E. Forward has rented hla hox I4r Helen of M’eat Rth* and Mr and Rrsad A Quart MrMaon Con From A new novel bread book haa Just farm here to Jamea Redaine Mr Be------i Mr* H y .Allen of Fairfield w»t* th** dalne Is one of our progreaaive farm- been laaiied by tbe Paaaea#er depart- with each quart of our 4ac New Or­ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ # 4 ■ giieats of Mr and Mrs Elmer •''ook 'era here Womari s Pywer ineat of tbe Grand Trunk Pacific leans Moiaaaea. « 4 Sunday Albert Harlow. Jr., will move abort- 'Till* malaiats Is a math httttr ♦ M (SHIXGTOX. 4 Mra Marie Scott returned to her Rallaray. *nie cover la an Imltattoo of a bread baak*t. Inside tbe *'b**k- ly on lite farm be purebaaed In the grade ihaa Is toM in tla ana* at Itc, 4 4 : home at Alvnrdtnn. Ohio, after a 1U- eaat aide of town known aa Ike Over Man hteldes yon art mare malaases. 444444444444444441 days’ visft with her parent*. Mr 'ind H* are a number of illostratloB* plc- tuiing tbe bread winasr* at work, Kphraim ('^vok farm. TTte tin cant do not hold a qnart ______I Mrs Joe Zak In Raimister and her 8outb Riley won tbree game* of s« laws ai a More moiaaaea—better mol*a»*e — • Mra M'm and Lyde Beck are en- husband ’s parents, Mr tnd Mrs John ploughing, reaping and tbreablag sba Uass It and stall loess an. scene*, and running tbrougb tbe ple- ball laat week’ winning all tbe games and a quart can fraa you double (ertalnlng a slater from Duraad. Scott In Klha they played. Tbls ball club ia com- your money on this one Hero. Fred Fraker of Maple Bapida spent ; tura* are tbe wonderful Btoiies of po*^ of Watertown and Riley young Tbs •MntMlay with Mr and Mrs f)an John- Belnved I tie alia* 4'asls M*we«. progress aad development of that *f bar wonderful West now waklag at tbe I men ta sway tbs bsart *1 Fcmchon Flour SOB Yo«ir house wear* out if not paint- Mra WillUm Miller died Bept* 21at During the balance of Bepiember I Mm Im Fraker of Berrinion a|>ent ed It costs nmre to repair it than It touch of tbe steel fingers of tbe flraad Trunk Pacific. . Stf at the realdence of her son. ('laud J will give a IPc can of Frown Baking a few day* last week with Mra. J. coat* to paint ft it don ’t < *** much .Miller, her* The funeral ara, held mt Dr. R.V.PIbraa.af I Powder free with eaah anck or Helnleo I to paint with th- L 4 Af paint, be- GKA.Yn TRI'Yk RAILWAY HYKTER the residence of her daughter. Mr*. af bis staff afaki* Phaehon Floor. ■lame* Feelajr, who baa been quite i caufu- 4 gallon* of L £ M iiatnt and Henry Ross. Mr* Boa* being unable aan. H* tes iisisad a seam imorly for some time, la much better •1 aallona of Idnseed oil mak** tteven riHMgea Time NepSaniber ttib. to leave her realdenc** on account of It is wwn as Dr. Ptaras** Wsearim It Is a at this wrttlag j gallon* of re*dy>fpr-ii*e pahit at a On D. A M. Dlrlaloa. daily tralas a brokan leg. Mrs Miller, whose It Tom Rhynard has been *pwidlag a' coat of about t1 30 ner nallon You between Detroit sad Grand Haven, maMen name waa Marla Bntterfleld. k. Na few day* wtth his brother. Irving can mix youruelf. 'Thirty-five ye*m known as Steamboat Bxpreaa trains, wmm nge of tbe oldast raatdsgta of & P. Horr, i Rhynard. Bear Wb*eler. use In every pnrt of the FaHed will be diacantinued and Rnffet Har- Watertown, having lived here nenrly Mrs. Boaale IMI of lisaslag. who ata|e* prove* H Atlaatir Otty 4 lar eara transferred to tralaa Noe. 11 all of bar Uf«, being aaarly 72 yanra haa heea apeadtag a f*w weak* with i Pittaburgh Fence Tsata, made by the and It. Sllgbt n kaagsi on otbar 41- oM. Tbe Interment was la Waaouata MAPLE RAPIDS, - MICH h*r parent*. Mr. sad Mr* F Helalen. Master Bataters AassHstisa. prove It. vlalaa* Partlenlara at any Grand esamtory by tbe Me of bar haabemd ITwturaed hosae laat Thursiay. j 8*14 by A O. Huat. ft. Joha* Trank TIabst Ofrist. Twt wbo 41*4 ssratal yaara aao. THE ST. JOHNS MEWS, THURSDAY AFTBRNOOM,—SEPTEMBER 20. 1010.

A Wam iUllraad a«BiDSt tto State. AMl pUCkrtMl A fM of fifty thoi lSMld.” The Horse That “You 0OC a t-erdkt tB that oaae? Why I had always rsflartked It as J bopslwas. How did you do It. Dobblo?*' Ran For Mayor,“Ol^ all tbrsr thlB«a asrd Is a Ut­ ile horse senoA." was Hobbtn'a rhuok- .llas reply: sad. ihousb 1 pressed him "•’.rt up. Iiobbin* Whai s the mat* I “Hra»«. Ilobbln! ” said ray aewifor iiartlraUrs. be modmly deelloed ter with you'^ I asked. Jumplsk duw« ' nisster. as we swung iBto the yard at lu Inform me how he had won a case froii: m? seal Is i*.» bunt>. to dis- ttome with ihe souad of those pur- that I had only entered upon aa a ootet why my usually well-behaved sulna hoots railing back fainter and ^ forlorn hope “ horse bad planted hla feel In the road farmer In the dli>tanrc. I saw my! After KlYln« me water and a good auJ 't'iused to ino»*- Xo sotjacr. , wife up at the nursery window, with gm^rous feed. Dobbin bade me goad howev«i. had 1 reached the ground little KIsle In her arms; and. when night, and went back to the bouse., than '>**r an Instant, the world she smiled and waved her hand. I Neat raomiag. when Dobbin me seemed to rock and reel^ sent her bach an affectionate whiimy. ,to the stable, be ^med In i« and the neat thing I knew was seeing After driving me Into the stable. temper. He banged around and swore Dobbin suddenly transformed Into my Dobbin ran to the house for a minute; at thinge for getting in his way. Dace ownuwu shape______and — myself_____ turned______Into a presently he came hustling back, he swore at me; but I called him up hor^ 'Taklng Dobbin s place between iinbamessed ms. groomed me down pretty sharp for It. the shafta ^ and gave me ray feed. “1 won ’t uke any such language aa ••Del over —back up whaa! siM. • How d’y* like It. Johnr* be asked, that from a horse. Dobbin." I said., Dobbin. Just as If he had been in the with a chuckling laugh. ■That ’s the I suppose something ’s gone wrong habit of driving me all his life. “Walt kind of stuff lyou've been feeding me. this morning; but that ’s no escuae tin I get in —no. you don't." he yelled, for years—that and cold water. Would for your being dlsres|iectfnl to your grabbing me by the head and pressing you like a little spring chicken with It master." hl« knnakles into a sensitive part of bit of tenderloin, or a salmon "Master! You can't forget that you my swout. as erased by the plight In steak, with a glass or two of cham- were a man. once, can you. Jivhn?" NAPPY, new garments of styfi^ woolen fabrics are which I found myself. I mads a mad l>agnc to help It along." Then, with a laugh, he added: ‘•Dae attempt to bolt "You don ’t know what ’s good. Dob ­ ('arsdaleV but you must have been a That ’s a trick you didn ’t know, bin. ” I answered. ‘Tbere ’s nothing ------of a roan!"/ John, did you?" said Dobbin, srlth a so sweet as hew-raown hay. nothing "Well, anyone reading the ('broni* offered for your inspection with an earnest request for a laugh as he gave me a Diml touch of so strengthening as oats. Umk what cle this morning would think that S the knuckles, that made me wince and a race of i>eople the Scotch are. | you were a footpad, a safe-blower, a tremble "You stand still and take “Well. 1 hope you ’ll have a good I oountnrfelter and a fratricide. Is that It -asy while 1 light a cigar. That ’s night and not stay awake, worrying I the way you i>eople usually treat one comparisan of prices for we know you never have had an opportunity before going to be enjoyment number one. In night and not stay awake, worrying another, when you run for officer* the contlnuoiis rouhd of pleasure that reply. i "Kvery time. Dobbin." I replied, not I’ve mapped out for laysaU." “Never mind about me. Dueas I H nreatly displeased to find that Dobbm Dobbin talked to me la common ev- sleep better than you will. Dobbin." I aras banning to be made uncomfort- to purchase apparel of this quality at diese prices. ery-day Kngllsb; but when I tried to , 1 answered, with a horse laugh. ;able already. answer him. 1 found that 1 had lost In bllierness of heart; but the predic-1 ••Well. now. look here. John." Dob- the power of human speech, though 1 In bitterness of heart; but the pedd-1 hm went on. In a wheedling V>ne. could understand it. all right. Ob- tion proved correct, nevertheless Ini-You ’ve had more superlence m ikes* serving ray difficulty. Dobbin patted spite of the horrible dilemma In tnatturs than I have. I want you Uj m* encouragingly <* the neck and which I found myself. I had not soon-n^ty^ me some tminters about tbe best t-r finished ray oats and hay than 1 , way to get back at them. They make 33 CLINTON ST. JOHNS, •Dive It to me in horse talk, old felt a delicious drowsiness stealing . •^.v^ral specific charges against you man I’ll understand you." over me; ami. stretching myself out . iq the Chronicle; and. unfortunately. AVE MICH. L j • I d like to know how you changed on my clean bed of straw. I fvll though 1 took over your brain, as JOHN HICKS rniirself Into a man and me into a asleep. ... well as your body, when 1 turned you — ■ ■ ------horse." I said, in horse talk. Next morning at eight o ’clock. Dob- into a horse, there are times when ray ■ — ' i Kniittlng a cloud of smoke from the bln came to the stable, butklng tired memory seems st fault. I don't know we re going home. 1 have- of my head. I knocked the weapon choice Havana that he had takso and worn > __ w _ ’■***** "*■*•*" n't b«^n Inside the bous*-, nor seen from his hand, and It fell to the floor. from the case In my pocket. Dobbin "NVhat sort of a night did you have, ,bai the Chronicle Is making; and I of the folio* except through th* out of his rea*'h, ivobbln*" 1 asked him. want you to give me a fAw tl|>s as ^.,;,j„ws lb nearly two months; and Dobbin's next more was to take the "d JeBut this cigar's a treat. "Awful!" he exclaimed. "Doea she ||„. most effective way of .inswering I'm tlr* ‘d. J«»i»n—tln^d. I could sleep wisbing-stone from his pocket. Carsdale Ybbln. ” I answered Me be< kuned to... an__ hostler, and a dog." he said. been very much disaatlsfled for a long “Mrs faredale—does she always.-i,n't n emtugh that I work for you. j been harnesses!. I msde a With a pry of pain, however, be time back. A horse has a pretty lough snor* Ilk. a steam fog-h*»rn. without doing your thinking as well. ,h,. hous. . ooverlng th. dropiH-d the talisman, aa I nipped bis time of It. He works forty times “Always," I replied complsc ntly. horse. I didn't come asking your ad- j„ur-an.l-a-half miles in l» ralmites wrist between my teeth. With my Drain Tile harder than a man; but. when bis la- “Well. I won't swnd for It." Dobbin horse. I didn't come aaktug your ad- sundliig In the yard foreho«»f. 1 rubbed the stone gently hors are finished for tbe day. Instead announced, with a determlneeaking another word; and It. An utter, hopeless wearin* ss seem where Itnbbin had dropped It. I saw No. 1 salt glazed vitrified Drain Tile. hay. .iod left there, until more work Just sulked. Then, the claret was he hadn't any "Dnod bye, John" for ed to have fallen mmn him. His fsce that nothing of It remained but a Ilt- is needed of him. 'old and the champagne was warm. m*-. when be left me at tbe Dolden was haggard and his voice *MiHnd*d tie heap of dust. He had cruahed It • As 1 was Jogging along between That msde me mad. and I guess I Ijon stables. 1 si>ent a lonely day. weak, as be repeatt-d: under his hoof the shafts Just now. John, thinking -.sld some things that weren ’t exactly There wasn't a horse within tbre** 'I won out, John: but- •I.sjrd The A tap came at the stable floor, and See us before buying. over these things for tbe hundred and iiolitoto Any way. she walked out of ,„n, of me; and. after trying to get price of It all. ” op* olng it I found a platn-clotbes of ­ tenth time, a small bright object dl- the room, with a I.ady Maclieth alr: m, « coaveraation with a surly old wouldn ’t find It all ficer there. ^ "I was sent up In the patrm wagon rectly tn my path, caught my eye; and I haven ’t seen her since. i sorrel mare, who luMn't a civil word beer skittles. I>obbln. ” 1 re^rejoln- and I pulled up short to examine It. "I spent the evening In the library. | to answer. 1 laid down and slept for to reinov* the scarlet fever card from ••d. th* house. Mr Carsdale," he said— It wss yellow and shiny, about the with s decanter and a l«x of cigars, an hour. "Y»tu were right. John" I>obbln ad- # m. i stS' of a'half-dollar, but convex on I punished enough of the liquor to i noticed that Dobbin seemed har- muted, with a sigh ”I was s fool «•> '”»•• >»«‘»bln I botblu sides. * make------thre*--- . men- - sleep;■ - but I _didn ’t ------assed— and-- nervous,— when- . be came for ever t<» quiiquit Miymy «»i*iobbln*' ’ thleven A man gets an»und him. when iHiy rr>d*- Into th* yard on a bicycle John Hicks s«*ar*-**ly forni*^*! before It was ful- "tand for It I’ll get a divorce. I’ve "Kv*'rythln«!" he answered. "Ia»st he g#'e- into iailities: I bad to prom ­ and handed ii)*- a letter. fiiJed S'ou and I have changed places had my -ye on that l*lndar'>lrl for a | twenty thousand *m the Kxchange — ise th« Job *if b«a«l Janitor at the city "8lgn her*' sir." he said, opening John: .»nd. If you turn otu to be half l*>Dg time bark .-Ihe ’t a peach You ’ve bottom fell out of th*the Itigtauk Mining hall t*» no less than T.’» different men; h! iMMik; and I signtMl as gO'Mi .» hors*' as I was. w*' shall get g* ‘':>d rast* In horses. .lohn: but 1 lumda. that I tiought a sUck «»f y**a- atmiit 2** fellows mostly n*'ws|»aper ( losing the door. I went bark into liong \* rv w*>n t*>gether " don't much admire >oiir choice of terday. and. besides that I road*- a mea--a>*' happy tf m)s*lf at the club had the that they are going to b** Mayor s sec­ veloi** r* ’a*l 44- man Imbbln. I aske*l ;n the equine •Quit It. l>ohbln. or I’ll give you th*- waiters and everyliody laughing at retary , the high s«'hoaI will liai*- M I—nr Carsdale; Kncl*>aed pleaae v.*rnscular •xHffs." 1 said "I won ’t stand for any me Ciiess they thought I was crazy. prlnct|»Hls wtien the (tresent Incum ­ find .\eH York draft for |.i0,000. due u in my waistcoat |>ocket, di^iuiraKinK remarks about my wife. ’ When the waiter came for my order. bent retires at the end *»f th* year: y sit-rday with regrets for the delay, Jiihn y*«i nt-edn * try to throw me, •You!" Itobbln exclaimed. In a con- at lunch time, I was thinking about the '’lertcal force at th*- city hall will which ha^ liren unavoldabl«« I remain or anything of thst kind, In the hope tentptuous tone though I noticed the election, and my losses be augnientexl by th*' addition of ♦i.'HU* very truly yours To keep your Furniture look- j of X'Ming hold of the w!>hlng-st*>ne that he •dged away from my heels 'Change btMtkke*______‘pers.____ secountants______and_ steno- "CIIAHDKH ICHAHKR" and •’.iriMng me Into a horse again and Just the same "What are you talkie * ’firing me >*om **^**1^ graphers. th* (ki IIc*- fore* will be lOr Y***! w-re a llllle loo anxious that yourself Into a mati You ’d bav*- to about' ’ .She Isn ’t your wife; she ’s water?’ 1 said. And when the man cr«'as*‘d from 120 men t*» 2.h *m»; and tlm**. Dobbin. ” I said, with a laugh, SliANMIlp ing bright and ^t half the clothe- off my liack, be- mine worse luck Hut here s vour ipiped and said ‘He* (lardon. sir!’ I th*' fir*' *l*'partm*'nt will be strength- At th* •«ound of my voice. Dobbin fori you got at the stone: and s**me- f“cd f;et over ther*- whoa! I’ll be hadn't the sense to tak* a tumble to ••ned by the addition of the 1.2o*i men tiirnMl his head, and gave me a Ikm D would come along and lake me l*ack In half an hour, to drive you to myself, but hollered *»ut: to whi»tu 1 bav* promts*-*! Jobs. frl*-n*ilv whinney: but I saw by the new you must use away from you tiefore you could me- the city. John. Say, did you see—oh. •• 'Didn't ye hear me?—A |>ail of ••(If *'ourae. th* whole thing is tm- toobbln. ’ I ‘n * 1 ' “‘I ^ my he^ls iiu.mlng. noon and night, as covering how much he knew of the ture polkli —a polkfa that said; for 1 knew that the greatest probable choice of the («rty for ma)- 1 thought I was st the hotel and the mto office and before." ,.,^nts of the last two months, con- misisk*' I could make would be to let or of the city Wouldn ’t that be a *sltl®* II I ^nted a feed ••You ’ll certainly have a pretty vinred me that be remembered notb- iaa a real food for the rar- l>obbin think 1 was suffering menul- Jump. John from horwe-of-all-work Porse. tough row to hoe, Dobbin." I remark- ing r»f his bclcf cxfiertence of human iy—that I was afraid of him. or ap ­ for a lawyer-farmer to becoming may­ I knew you d do It. Dobbin. I said. ^ remembered at alt. he nith. We have triad many prehensive for tbe future. 1 had or of the cltyT’ •. . , . . “Hut I haven ’t told you the worst, rnnembert^d only as a horse r*mrm- peJisIssfsr enr oven steee use and "Merely a change of genders. Dob ­ bought Dobbin as s colt and broken •M 'P'PPIP..'*'*"*•"<*'**• John." Dobbin continued. "I was ex- hers a faniastlc dream. have feasnd CBDARINC Fuswifse him myself; and. even now that our bin." I replied. T* • ‘ Piling » matter of .W.otHi to material- But for that little bea{> of yellow s omflM fVWn OQnv relations were reversed. I could tell “Chang*- of genders? What fool l^k h^»». J'Hin. said liobbln. yeaierday. on a speculative •mter- dust lying near Dobbin's hoof. I by an occasional break In bis voice, talk are you giving me. nowT' Dob ­ fumming with bis knuckles to tlmt mm !•»,. been engaged tn; and might have fancied that my own ex- by a quavering tone as he tried to say bin dsenanded. MDsltlve part of my •■out last week, on tbe strength of this |H>rlences. too. were hut a chimera of 25 a bottiac •omethlog especially glib or dictatori ­ "Well, that ’s what It would be, * *®'*®*‘ should bring me mipectatloo. I used that llo.OSo that ' the brain a weird, elaborate nlgbt- al—I could tell that tbe man still wouldn ’t It—If a horse became a held in trust for young Longley, mare, mare?" rtveosBised In the horse his moral right now that It cant make a parti ­ wtio came of age today. i stooped to pick up the revolver •Quit It—quit it!" Dobbin yelled, superior, bis master. cle of difference to you what I do. "He was around at the *i|flce th»r that lay In tbe gully, near Dobbin's £. /. HULL "That ’s all right. Dobbin." I re­ "When I was a horee. I never worked .Nobody's going to blame my horse. If morning for hts money, and be got hoof; but with a qul^ playful move- ______off anything like that 00 you. If you peated. "I’m not klektag—Bot worry ­ I make an ass of myself." mad when I told him It wouldn't be ment. Dobbin reached for It. struck FVRNHVRE AND UNDERTAKING "But I doot sxp^ to be a borne ing a bit You ’re not any more tir^ •P* ‘‘“« •««!> a gag on me again, possible for me to let him have a It with his hoof, and discharged It. horse than I am tirssi of ^ "^‘P- always." I replied. 18 CUNTCm AVE ' of belag I------c^*<5k at present He stormy .and jn ,|p hq instant, be reeled and sway- being a man You ’ll find It Isn't all: "You dost, eh? Well, If you ex f-blustere*^ wanted to k^w *^t Id ^ unsietMlIly; and. before I could beer and skittles, old fellow." 1>nbbln drove me to town, and put beating me, roe up for the day at the Golden Lion . ^ .w.y tbu b.'d ..Mr 0.1 a ,a, ^ ^ "Tired of being a manT ’ Dobbin Hotel stables ; where I bad quite a the sun. 11 echoed, la aa tncreduloua tone. "I fllrtatkm with a little chpataut filly 1 gave him a... horse laugh;___ _ . and. for warrant.. for my agrest struggledstruasled totn free myaelf;mvaelf^ bnt be lay! don't see bow anyone could be. Guess thIs sssnied to enrage “You certainly have managed to belonging to a farmer from out Stlll- across my chest, slowly but sorely ♦ ♦ ^ you ’re trying to fool me. John You ’ll Dobbin; be flung out of tbs stable make a nice haoh of my affairs. Dob- crushing the life out of ms. with tbe ♦ BUPLAIH. WAfUmfOTOR. ♦ vllle way. She was a good-looking wlth a fearful scowl on hla face. bln." I remarked. ♦ • ♦ ♦ « find out what being a horse means." mare; and. though her talk was most­ weight of bis dead body. Burorooning "M’henerer you ’re ready. I’m Junt ly of the crops and the dry eeaaon- - Hy-snd-by. he came back and made. "I know it. John. ” Dobbin replied. my last reserve of breath. I expended achlag to start. Dobbin." I answered. the threatened scarcity of oets and a light, laying n suit cane on top ofl"rns sick of this husla m of being It In a despairing cry for help; then "I think It must be lots of fira. draw- hay. I found her quite entertaining one of tbs Mns. n man I'd like to go back to my relapsed Into uacousclousnsas Mrs. Goodrich la quite 111. Ml** Cslinda Oardasr rstumsd to "Here's a go," he said. "L4ttle Ride old Job. and be a borne again I're lag a light buggy Him this. I could gh*. had an awfully fetching way with When I recovered. I found myself Bd. Hssel sttsndsd tbe Detroit fair P**' !><■■* In DsSroH Inst wusk. down with tbe ssarlst fsrsr." tried tbe wishing stone a hundred pull three times the weight for thirty her eyes. too. lying In my own bed My wife stoop ­ Friday. Mr. and Mm. Byron Pettit of Ds- miles, without stopping. We’ll see Mer aaine was Fannie; sad I told "Idttle Rls|e!“ I exclaimed. "Is she times a day In tbe effort to transform O. M. PenrI attended oonfsrsnee la 1*^1 visiting frisnda and relntlvss rery sick.” law books Into greenbacks and ashes ed over and kleoed me; and, aa I pat ­ who gets tired of this new Job Hrw " her lots of things about dty life that ted her cheek. I noticed that It was Jackson. In this vielatty a fsw wssks. "You re a grvnt kidder. Carsdale."' greatly Impreesed her with roy know- "The doctor asys It Isn ’t malignant. gold: but it doesn ’t srork. John. worn white. . Mm. Harmon aitsnded^ tbs Dstrolt U* H. C. Aasosintlon will msst Bbe1l get orer It. all right. But I H has Its limitations, apparently." Dobbtn rejoined; "but you <-an't Josh ledfe of matters that dirn't usually "How long have I been here, Ma- humdny and Friday. ^ boms of Mm. Pbany Doty Oeto- “Dobbin." I said; “almost I would me Go shead. old boy: dhow 11a ''oole within the ken of horses suppose It will go tbe rounds of tbe bel?" I asked her. Mr. and Mm fCrman Hie movsd to P«r < All ars lavltsd. kids. We shall Imve the house quar­ prefer dssth to tbe disgrace that I Grid Thursday at last wsek. Minnie Smith of Dstrolt m- yoii^ paces " "I hope I shell see you again. Mr. I forooo, n.u« oo». u> tko bwr., of my -» « o» f* o o<»r .le of Kier* moment while I had been she whinnied, when my antined for tbs next three raoatba lAie Hnlner attended the Detroit ti>ra«d to bar henm last Saturday af­ shall bare to go and live at tbe Im ‘ mg I saw nr. nirem fair from Monday til Thumdny. wssks' vtait with rrtsndn and talking with Dobbin the horror of ray • l•efisl, until they're batter. sad family. I must fight —I must Mm. Andrew Hnlner went Sunday mlntlvsB. situation bad enme borne to tne more 1 dldn t have any chance for con- Two months." he said. ve'satlon with Dobbin until we reach- "Goinn to dtire me to town to ­ work to save my name, to retrieve no low, -Md noooa.0100. morolr “ "T"..* T"** "*• ** ** “ plainly; but not for aa Instant would I night?" I asked. my fonunes. You say you want to frrv^’ l«.w» ------, .rtod, ______.... "'SS. oJSSSrt allow*w myself to accept the poaalblllty P^t- ■■ be a horw Ogata Tak* the ullsman '****** ’‘" ! ly rematnlng a boree for ever. stable, I asked. "I am not,'* was Dobbin's reply; in surprise Mesdsmss Pbosbs Beebe and Jans iiruunugh rstumsd to his of aSMl iiadft the spell that's on us both. AooBsr or later. I assured myself, as How did you get along tn the dty sad If he bad been near „ pi,ri«, TiSJll' "" il!!!. t* a> Dobbin. Where did you lunch?" would bare kicked him. for the ron- Make yourself a horse and me a you I trotted along between tbs shafts, Pniatem and paper bsagem from jwHY o* this pinoe left Monday for Dobbin flacking me ptsyfully with tks * ’I took lunch at the club with tempt that there eras In bis tons. "I’m “n ., I tnm rw. JofcB - *"" '•**' ''™’" Moore and FVvraker," said Dobhtn.^dng down In roy new mnahout ” fever St Johns are at work at the interior vanoouTsr. Washington. whip. I should be a man agnln. was Dobbin's reply "You'd siwaye of with an air. A few minutes Istsr. I heard tbs “Tell me nne thing Am I mayor tbs M. E. parsonage ------For the first mile or two. I thought “Moore safe FVimker!” I exclaimed. ' <‘PiMt. chug of bis motor, and turning have It ID fw me. fbr getting you Into Mm. A. F. Cunisr spent from Wad- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ only of disastrous compIleatkNM that "What were you doing with thsoi ?" bead I saw bltn speeding away In such a bole ” asodny till Sunday with her dnughtan, ^ . 4 were likely to' reSult from this most "Nu'" was Rivers’ astonished reply Mm. Nelt Hnlner. In Hengal. * SOmi RfNHHAM. « “Talklns orsr Ihe city ticket," was the direction of the dty. "I give you my word of honor. Dob ­ "And Ilobbln Isn ’t dead* ” bin. that I will alwsya treat you aa extraordinary trawformatlon. There reply. "I'm slated for mayor About noon next day. n groom from "Mo; bnt we’ll kill him. If you any dmuacoy Moore, wife and wev moments when I was driven al- kindly as I did before you found tbe _ Oaaada enine Monday to visit his bro- ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ HKist frantic by tbe pictures that to roy undo- ••I'll think ateMM It •• I R****". *■*! family. — ‘ ■ - • drew of Dobbin, taking my pines ing niv eves aa I rsallze^ba? ’ *• ”• daughter Nellie F. Furl of Lansing visited bar tbe office, at tbe club, tn Xbs bosom enough to promise; .** exiniordinarv eviMbHMoie^hTrf Rurebs spent from Friday until daughter, Mrs. Rdns Gags, last wusk my family Nothing but enlnmity bbtuwl hr . nmn I b.t *•1., -ttb i.r d.„,b,.r. H™. A.- TW «**-" Hbwl OOUld Como of It. I toM lomlt. Ho Tb.,'. SOOWOM. IlobMo. I -.bi,..wi w. ibo Bbt ’tb. ."p “,rv* *b ------P«* »»*' of S siek brsta. ^ Cleveland. Il«k returned to Breekenrl^ test •“?*'«*» —•«»■«< O. A. Rverest received tbe news Mnsulsy. repuiailon. dwoiste my hearth. ..yo,, wou't. eh? And wbnt arc any disposition being made of ms. feet and ruanlag to tks window. “Tbs r’lF I IT rmr iiu 'k . Monday of the death of hla brother I»''I“ I^'l* »nd Mrs. C. *. Davln of Rut as I rrottsd along, my porturha- you going to do about It? The pollcs patrol-wngon ! It's stopping / -nu — f wib Inbsn who died at Ms late home in Aahlsy vIsMsd their brotbsr. O. A. Duiing all this tlase. I beard noth f.BlHTt Oh^ yee. I hit npnn ■ pl*n California tbs Isttsr i«rt of August. I»nt weak, tloo dlrnmished: my mental aagutsk mi lesm vour place the better. John Ing at my family, nor did I see any In front of tb«- bouse. They've oonie was lulled to aieop by tbe Joy that I I mean kindly by you. Tou1l find m* for me. John That young IbOagley birh I IIH. Ight would work I wrote Tbe anunl bnslassa meettag of tbs •»• ^ Thtytm rutomsd lam wusk thing of Dobbin, but from tbe talk .1 not lncloi.inv fio siM tied both cbnreh of Chiint will be held Monday Thursday from Canada where Mm at- round la my physloal strongtb. I an indulgent mnater; bnt I'm not go around the stable I astbered that be fuintted bla thr mt a^ sworn out « ' -M*! leveled iB tbs rhythmic motion of my mg to have you dktatlng to ms ns t.; - ..11*1 r»mtBg, October trd, at tbs ebureh. H^Hlsd tbs funersl of bar fatbsr. was pnttfnn up a stiff fight for tbe P(nd^r rr»ay keep tioth tbs cot and arary msmbsr Is roqnsalsd to be *^*** Whtson of Lansing at- toq. the odor of tke new-mown hay what I abnll do. I never triad to dir mayoralty ElectionRiectio* dayaa« came mama*round: •■'P disgmee as that, be exclaimed.! lht> inotifv ’• It l*«d tbs rsceftisn tn honor of Mr. and lying In the fields we p assed «xb1lnr- tate to v«ot. whan I was a home I ofstock tn tke’evsntag, Tload-bre. ^obs." be said, ns be '• \n d how did It work*" sted ms: tke soand of hoofs bn«k Why sbonlda't I pnt «p ttOJM. If I Just after I bad beard the news of to the bend of the sinll and pat Mrs. Austin Peek Inst Tusodsy ssen- “Th* cat mine hock t be next ds> lag. ^ V ^ Ob. lb an anpnnsn- Dobbin's vistory st tbe polls, be mme t«l me on tbe assb. , o^e tied to its neck NARB I.rf'K. * Henry King, wha baa vtaltnd Ms —” ■***. y jy ^ . . . , **•**•• —* me on Um -rnbing n ruvolvsr from bin Mp- The »ete rv*d Don t n*-.^ tb* mt Clerk -“Why doss the baa termtned I wonM not be paaasd ___ Do vm kmam wbnt I dy •did posbet. imbMn pslatsd It an Ms tarn-* but ma u^ tli*t mon*;) f>1eaa« send hnsr toldMw. Mm F. Rrupgai tor nsvuml bp any bams that lived. I morning? I gm a mniM fbr tbn MbM I "Wall. Jnbn. tbs rblMrsn are nil! pis; bnt. wttb s quick upward Jnrfc $lo muse."—Tnnkrrs SUtenmnn. ersefc a Job*- on tbe vary day I have a i Ma. ratumnd haam to Dntrtdt laat BIsttsr.