VOLUME XIV, NO 24 PLYMOUTH, MICH., FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 22 WHOLE NO. 702.
A mass meeting of the stockholders Breezy Items of the Plymouth Fair Association and other citizens of Plymouth and vicinity will be held in village hall, Plymouth, on Saturday, Feb. 23 at 2 o’clock p. m., STARK. for the purpose of ascertaining what the feeling of the people is ijelative to Chas. Hoisington, who has l|een continuing the fair. Everybody inter PERCENT spending the winter with his mother, ested in the welfare of Plymouth is in has returned to his home in Seattle, vited to attend. ^ Wash., accompanied by his brother, Edward. ABOVE COST Y es, it is NEWBURG. M rs.'Coats is atck with the g?ip. The executive hoard of the Livonia Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barlow took the m o r e s h e l f r o o m tore m oney. township Sunday-school association school children on a sleighride to Ply met at'O. E. Chilson’s Wednesday eve mouth Monday night and treated them W e are- going to put- i n a m o r e ning. A Sunday'-school convention is to candy and nuts, By the sound of talked of in the near future. their merriment, we might suppose a Rev, Thrasher, of Northville, sup glad lot of scholars. com plete line of D ry Goods and plied the puipit at the-Union church . Tuesday night a sleigh load of young S u n d ay . people surprised Mr. and Mrs. Frank G ents’ Furnishing Goods, and to There will be a box social held at the Hake at their home. They were sweet home of T. U. Shaw’s Friday evening, ly sleeping when they came and were March 1, under the auspices of the la slightly frightened. do this w e are dies-’ aid society, for the purpose of George Hosington has had a letter raising money to build sheds for the from his brothers Charles and Ed, who church, which are very much needed. are in the State of Washington ere Cojme one and all. this—jBre this they were delayed for two days in St. Paul, Minii. Meilev, the druggist, will refund you The oyster dinner at the Hall Wed your money if you are not satisfied after using Chamberlains Stomach and Liver nesday was not largely attended. 'Tjhe Tablets. They cure disorders of the ladies made $4.00 on the dinner. stomach, biliousness constipation and Mrs^Dr. Burrows and son David,,of headache. Price, 25 cents. S " am ples Colorado, are visiting Nelson Burrow's, their son and brother. MEAD’S MILLS. Norah Smith came home from her school in Detroit and is very ill with th e g rip . Mr. John Smith and wife were called M t s . E. M. Brigham called on her to Birmingham Monday to attend the brother last week. funeral of Mr. Smith’s sister, Mrs Mrs. Bert Rea, of Plymouth, was a Minerva Phelps, Big Beaver, Oakland W e will sell all Gla: caller at W. J. McRobert’s last Monday C o u n ty . Miss Williams was sick Monday ancT Jam es Norris is improving slowlyl Crockery at Tuesday of this week and Miss Verna Ed. Rutter, of Detroit, visited his Greene filled the position of teacher in parents Sunday. -her place. Roy Clement has purchased eigfit W hen you want a physic that is mild and gentle, easy to take and pleasant in Belgian hares. effect use Chamberlain’s Stomach !and James Lever went to Brighton for a Liver tablets. Price _. 25 cents. Samples w eek la s t S a tu rd a y . free. Every box guaranteed. For 6ale C O S T P R I C E by Meiler’s drug stpre. MURRAY’S CORNERS. A o r e H o ld s Lta O w n . Clifford Me Clumpha was in Ypsi- During the past fifteen months a lianti on business Friday. new republic, known by the name of Acre, has sprung up In the forest NOW IS YOUR Misses Ada Westfall and M att W alk er attended the party at Cherry Hill Fri country lying partly in Brazil and partly in Bolivia. It has been estab day evening. lished by a rich Brazilian banker and- TIM E TO BUY. Miss M att W alker gave a head social rubber dealer naified Aries,who bais set at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shuart himself up as president’ over a. (com last night. munity of about 20,000 people, all of I Miss Ada Westfall has a new piano whom are in his empire 'jemorjpf.n and is taking lessons of Miss Alice tions have been made against the little RAUCH SON Cross, of Ypsilanti. country by both Brazil and B o liv ia , Mrs. Anna Cross returned to her but it holds, its own. Free Delivery, home in St. Louis, Mo., last Friday af- Phone 13-2 R ^er spending several week’s with her* children, Helen and Harold. Alma Murray returned from Mason last Tuesday. * 1 A concert was given at the Free church last Friday evening. H e w Y e a r s P r i c e s ! Alma Murray visited Miss Verna Root at the M A. C. at Lansing Tues T hey have got to go! d ay . N - ______' Men’s and Children To Stop a Cold. After exposure or when you feel a cold 50c to $1.00, soibe at your coming on, take a dose of Foley’s Honey a n d T ar. I t n e v e r fails to (Btop a cold if own price. taken in time. Take nothing else. ’93 A FeW Overcoats at $4 & Pharmacy. "> PERRINSVILLE. A Few Men’s Suits $4. $5 & $6 Jam es Lyle is improving. to close out. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hanchett spent last Friday at Wayne. '»><•. Filmore Myhrs, Mrs. A. Lyle, Mrs. W. Sherman and Ruth Foster are on the sick list. Richard Hanchett was seen on our Best Early June Peas, per ca n .. streets last Sunday. Lion and XXXX Coffee...... Mr. and Hrs. J. Edwards and daugh This picture is tlie trade mark of Best Corn Syrup, per g a l...... Pure ground Pepper,-per pound ter Grace spent last Sunday with Mr. SCOTT’S KMULSION, midis ou Our Best Tea, per pound now .. and Mrs. A. Hanchett every liolllc of SCOTT’S EMUL Dr. Hausherr, of Detroit, has been Tea D ust per pound...... SION in tlie World, wliicji now Good Fine Cut Tobacco, per poi visiting W. Sherman and family. Sweet Cuba Tobacco, per pound August Schultz is on the sick list. amounts to many millions yearly. New Prunes, 7c per pound, 4 pounds fbr. Tliis.great Business lias grown to d ear Back Pork, per pound...... LIVONIA CENTER. such vast proportions, Red dross Plug Tobacco, per pound. A new line Of Prints...... John Mow, Jr., and sister Lettie, vis Ffraf.-Because the proprietors Best Overalls, per pair...... Men’s Perfection Rubbers, from...... ited friends at Farmington last Sunday have always been most careful in iA nice line of Outings, ranging from Mr. Lawrence has rented the R. Z. selecting the various ingredients Millard house and expects to move in used in its composition, namely; Will call daily for orders. A as soon as it is vacated. Telephone No. 1L J. LAPHAM Mrs. Esther VanHouten is much im the finest Cod Liver Oil, and the N O R T H VI proved in health since .her severe at purest Hypophosphites. tack of the grippe. Second;-Because they have so The heirs of the Julia Mlnkley es skillfully combined the various tate were in these parts the 17th, set ingredients that the best possible tling up affairs with Mr. Grant, the results are obtained by its use. present owner. Mr. and Mrs. P. Mead are visiting Tft/mfc-Because it has made so Mr. Stark’s people, near Plymouth. ntany sickly, delicate children John Wilcox and Ci Worden drove strong and healthy, given health some floe oows through the Center and rosy cheeks to so many pale, Wednesday that bad been purchased spaemir girls, and healed the lungs at tbe Dan Bine auction. - sad. restored to full health so many Then was quite a crowd at tbe par thousands in the first stages of ty at Will Crum's last Friday night and Consumption. . nyiwXsmwVptriK. w»d fcr free maple. Igovernment At the head of tiffs uni in the'eventide. Good c&eer to all of j "DEALING WITH CHIMES IN riiMAGE’S SEliMON. C A N A D A .* 1 PLYMOUTH MAIL verse is a King whose eye U omnls- you. Your best days are yet to pome. | Eire! |alM EicM m r? jcien'’* and whose arm is omnipotence, Yon are yet to hear the best iongjs, see j (From the Chicago Tim is-Herald, on PELLS HOW TO CROW YOUNG and t/hose heart is infinite love. His the grandest sights, take the most de- I Jan. 12th, 190 -) B A N K * F. W. SAMsEN rib SON, Pubs. The citizens of the Dominion of Can IN SPIRIT. government is not going to be a fail lightful journeys, form the most elevat- ! CAPITAL, - $50,000 PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN* ure. He cannot be defeated. Better lag friendships, and after ten thou-1 ada have just cause to be proud of trust him in the management of his sand years of transport you will be^no j their record as law-abiding people. The — — \"1 : Renewing Youth Lika tho *Th* world and of all worlds. All you and nearer the last rapture than whfen you , j^nnual report of the criminal statis O f th e 1Q,W0,#00, to n s o f coal F ra n c e Way! to Conquer the Effect of Ad- tics of the Dominion, which has a I General Banting Business Transacts! vls obliged Jo Import annually, 7,000,000 I have to do is to accomplish the werk were thrilled witlt the first. , muetnc Yean—Sim pi. Habit, L»»d to population of over 6,060,060, shows that that is put in our hands.] This is all f Pleasures of H-avau. j koines i from Bngland. igevity. ” . there were only twenty-fl/e indict we have to be responsible for. In a' Iit-heaven you will have whatj,most PER ments lor murder in 1899. (ft which ia twenty years tie consumption of well-managed orchestra the players pleases you. Archbishop Leighton’s only two were left without final action. beep in Germany has* doubled. It *5 (C o p y r ig h t, 1001,' b y L o u is K lo p s c h .) upon stringed and wind instruments desire for beavefl was a longing for CENT Eleven of those indicted j were hanged, :new 125 litres a year per bead of the Washington, Feb. 17.—In this dis do not watch each other. The cornet- Christ and purity and love, and he has j nine acquitted and three confined as whole population. course! Dr. Talmage shows how anyone, ist> does n o t lo o k to Bee how th e v io lin found there what he wanted. John Interest paid on Savings and insane. can! conquer the effect of years and ist is drawing his bow over the strings, Foster rejoiced at the thought, of heav- J . It la sa id that the Krupps are n e g o Canada Is a country of vast propor Time Deposits. grow younger in spirit; text, Psalms nor does the flute scrutinize the drum. en because there Tie could study the : tiating With Spanish capitalists for tho tions. Its people are scattered over a ciii.l 5, “So that thy youth is renewed They all watch the baton of the leader. secrets of the universe without re- Jt organization of a company in Spain to wide stretch of territory, making po Likei th e e a g le ’s.” * And we are all carrying our part, how straint, and he has''been regaling him- build ironclads and manufacture ord- lice surveillance particularly difficult Your Patronage Solicited. There flies out from my text the most ever insignificant it may be, in the self in that research. Southey, thought ! w and in many districts impossible. Yet majestic of all the feathered creation— great harmony of this world and of of heaven as a place where he would j an I eagle. Other birds have more a city like New York oriChicago alone O. A. FRASER, Cashier. Tbe king of Greece, who has Just the universe which our Lord is leading, meet with the learned and the great— beauty of plume and more sweetness furnishes a far greater! criminal list completed his 55th year, is unique and we all have to watch his command Chaucer and Dante and Shakespeare. of iolce, but none of them hps such every ye'ar than the who!® vast stretch among: the sovereigns of Europe, for and do our best arid not bother our He no doubt has found that style oi powjer of beak. ‘Such clutch of claw, selves about the success or failure of of territory from Quebec to Vancou be has actually reigned longer than h!s communion. The great and good Dr. ver. eucil expansion of wing, isuch height bther performers. If you want to re-'1 Dick was fond of mathematics, and he father, the aged king of Denmark. The Canadians ascribe their immu .of soaring, such wideness of dominion. pew your youth, better stop managing said he thought much of the time in Its upj>ctlte rejects the carrion-that in- the affairs of the universe. nity from crime to the promptness The famous expert, Teyssonicre3, who* heaven would be given to that study, with which punishment; is meted out vitek the vulture and in most cases its and I have no doubt that since ascei> examined in 1894 the bordereau at to offenders. jW hen a man is caught food ig fresh and clean. Leveling its Help for th» Wnlr*. trib u te d to Dreyfus, has been con sion he has made advancement in theC red-handed in The act of robbing an neck for flight, in spiral curve it Ipyill take All time and all eternity demned to pay 800 francs damages for science-The "twelve manner of fruits” other he is not re!eased; on straw bail I swings itself toward the noonday sun. to fully appreciate the work of Van attributing the authorship of an In spoken ) in Revelation means all by some justice of the peace from the j It hjas been known to live 100 years. Meter on this side of the sea and«cf sulting song to a lady who did no? kinds of enjoyment in ‘heaven, for slums, to go out and repeat the offense. I What concentration of all that is su- Barnardo on the other side in putting w rite it. twelve manner of fruits includes all-! Sharp and sure justice is meted out to J blinie in the golden eagle, the crested poor orphan children in good homes the chief fruits that are grown on ! criminals of all kinds, the result being I eaglje, the imperial eagle, the martial in America and England. Through "V Attempts will soon be made by Cal^ trees. I suppose there will be' as many ; that when the guardians of the public j eaglfe, the booted eagle, the Jean de that process waifs of the streets have fomla vegetable growers to put fresh kinds of enjoyment in heaven as there j peace succeed in bringing a thug to asparagus on the market in London ! Blanc eagle! But after a while in its jpassed up from poverty and wretched- will he inhabitants. the bqr they are seldom icalled upon to | life icomtas the molting process, and it mess into bright homes and churches and in other places in Great Britain. You Will have in heaven just what , hunt him a second time. looks ragged and worn and unattraet-. and pulpits and legislative halls and It-is expected that the California pro- you want. Are you tired? Then ! Furthermore, there are few court de ! ive jinifl feels like moping in its nest on senates, and many have already, been ‘duefcmtiu compete with French aspara heaven will be rest Are you passion- ; lays in Canada when a criminal is A R E Y O U I the iigh crags. But weekB go by, and icrowned in a better world,- the' work gus, which is seat to England in largo ately fond of sweet sounds? Then it j brought to book. They have no Dreyer .quantities. the old feathers are gone and new or- begun in asylums on earth completed will be music. Are you stirred by pic- I cases over there. There are no meih^ nithflogieal attire'is put on, and its jin the palaces of heaven. tures? There will be all the colors oi j ods whereby Canadian criminals can A colored colony enterprise is re jbeali. iwhieh was overgrown, has the ! Whether by such adoption of chil- the new heavens and on the jasper sea have the . proceedings stayed from ported from Cepe May, N. J. An op | surplus of bone beaten off against the jdren or in some other way, call around and the walls imbedded W’ith wbat month- to month and from j*ear to year ■ rocks', an?i it gets back its old capacity tion has toea secured on 1.800 acres jyou the young. Become : their asso-. splendors! Are you fond of great or after being convicted, appeal from I for food, and again it mounts the hoav- of land near that place, where it is c-iates, their confidants, their encour architecture? There you .will find the one court to another until witnesses ! ens in unchallenged and boundless ^proposed to erect a sawmill and work agement. While you do them good temple of God and the Lamb and the die of old age or opportunities for cor | kingdoms of air and light. David, the up what timber there is on the-land they will’ do you good. The old eagle uplifted thrones. Are you longing to ruption can be found. J author of the text, had watched these into houses and factory buildings. A while companioning in the nest with get back to your loved ones who have Nor does this swift method of treat ;monirclis of the sky and knew their , W E WOULD RECOM- *— shoe factory and other industries are young eagles will feel new strength ascended?. Then it will be reunion. I ing with wror.g-doers in Canada leave j habi:s and one day, exulting in his projected, together with farming. coming into its wings, new light into Are you a.homebody? Then it Will b* j the innocent unable to properly defend : MEND TO YOUR USE own physical and spiritual rejuvenes Its eye, new ambition to cut a circle home. Here and there in this world themselves. They have all Jhe oppor cence, he says to his own. soul: “You — = T H E = = ------There are few people who have not nearer the sun, and for the time will you will find some one who now lives tunities and privileges that our own are getting younger all the time.You been occasionally puzzled to write “el” forget hurricanes that haye ruffled its where he v*as born, and three or four law's extend to them. The extent to mak; me think of an eagle which I o ■ or “ie” in the words that so represent 'plumes and the storms of j. many years generations have dwelt in the same shield the guilty is lacking—that is all. saw yesterday, just after its melting the Sound of the long e. A very sim that have swept over its mountain house, but most people have had The above, taken from the feditorial season, swinging through the valley of ple rule, however, removes all diffi eyrie. The closing years-of life ought several homes—the home of childhood, column of the Times-Herald, gives Jehosapjmt, and then circling around culty*. If the diphthong immediately f’o be the best part of it, as an arrival th,c homo they built or rented for their some idea of the immunity from' crime the heafP of Mount Olivet. Oh. m y ^follows1 the letter c It is always “ei,” in port ought to be happier than em early manhood, the home of riper and that exists in-Canada, and tliis-is- one soul, 'thy youth is renewed like the as in ceiling, conceive, etc.; but when barkation. It is better to have the more prosperous years. But all homes of the many inducements held out for Prom Toledo. You will find the Jf fallows aay other letter always eagle's.' *’ cyclones behind you than before you^ Americans to settle in the district put tegeiher, precious as they are in TfcAIN SERVICE THE BEST. “ie/* as in grief, niece, friend, etc. Simple Ilwblts and LowfW'J'lty. Some one will sa'y: “David might re remembrance or from present occu* known as Western Canada. The sea T h ro ap b T ra in s leave Toledo X^nion D e io t fo r .. Mj.ny might turn tho years backward new h is yoTWh, b u t I h av e been th ro u g h pancy, cannot equal the heavenly-hom« son of 1901 w ill see a few new sectio n s - V'irgin;as making xoa=ec:i< n urilh the v A Chinese banknote, issued during and get younger by .changing their so .rcuch-Jthete is no such thing for mChina. The surface of the the experiences of a shepherd boy, ar no last at faces never to be seen Valley of the Saskatchewan will be Excursion R a t e s t o the SOUTH SOUTft- a livelihood. At 120 years of age he note, is black with age, though the mor bearer, king's bodyguard, hunter again, but home with God, home with opened up this year, and an invita *VEST on th e F irst and Thl"d Tuesday. characters upon the face of it are was |at his daily toil. He had lived of wild beasts, warrior and monarch. each other, home forever. And that tion is extended to those desiririg n o a th . under nine kings of England. When He was forty years on a rocking homes to make inquiries. The price of quite discernible: This is supposed to right after the molting season; when RATES VIA OHIO CENTRAL LINES 152 i^ears of age, he was heard of hi be the earliest specimen extant of a throne. He was the oriental hero in “thy youth is renewed like the' ea the land is said to he nominal. Be 5‘ ALWAYS AS LOW AS THE LOWEST. banknote issued from any country. London. The king desired to see hitp
Uu«ftton Puzzles In tarnation a 1 Experts. Otttarrh Cannot b« Cared with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot New York immigration officials are reach the seat or the disease. Catarrh is a * puzzled by a new question of citizen blood or constitutional disease, and In order to care it you must take internal remedies, - HiHall's ship. It concerns the ! first baby ever Catarrh______Cure__ is ______taken ______internally,_____ find1 acts i A T ^ R E T T y Aw ^ born at the Ellis island station, which directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. i Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. 'first saw light one morning recently. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians * The mother Is a pretty Norwegian in this country for years, and is a regular pre -> J^COM'PAJVIOJsr scription. It is composed of the best tonics woman, and was being held for de ■ known, combined with the best blood purifiers, SECURITY. * ^ . B y L o u ts€ x .4edford. > portation. She arrived on B ritish acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The ship, from a Belgian port, and the perfect combination of the two ingredients is >V 3d* >t< >fc \ y >V yfcr yfc ate yte v. hat produces such wonderful results in curing W ^fV }< ,**v SJv *JC xK xtxxjsr baby was born on American soil. Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. C H EN EY A CO.. P ro p s.. Toledo, Q. G enuine - CHAPTER XII.—(Continued.) ho doubt he’ll soon reconcile himself Where to file the birth certificate is Sold by drumrists. price 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best “I thought you would want to hear tp the baronetcy and the fortune.” perplexing even to the experts in in ternational law. A icollection was A e story some day,” said Clarice. And Sir Robert’s route adjusted itself Y ou can a lw a y s d e p e n d u{£>n th e s in then she told it very simply, as the jery much to that chosen for their re- taken up for the little stranger, and C a r t e r ' s it i3 probable the mother will be sent cerity of a dog when he wags his tail. Doctor had told it to her. of the poor rn Journey by the girls. Sometimes to friends In Wisconsin,’ instead of boy’s promise of amendment of life, He would be away for a day or two at A Remedy for the Grippe. being shlppecf to Antwerp. and of the act of bravery which had d tim e, then reappear at the town and ^Physicians recommend KEMP’S L i t t l e L i v e r P i l l s . brought it to a close. ^ Hotel where he was tolerably certain Llptea to Build Sailors' BALSAM for patients alfiicted with the iN 3 OR 4 YEARS “Doctor Drake said that whatever tjo find th em , a n d th e y a rriv e d in E n g Sir Thomas Upton, with that fore* grippe, as it is especially-adapted for Must Bear Signature of •Y . Ms life may have been, he died like a land on the same day, but whilst ho thought which when transmitted into the throat and lungs. Don’t w ait for the AN INDEPENDENCE ASSURED hero,” said Clarice, her own voice stopped in London, the girls went on coin has made knighthood a possibil first symptoms, but get a bottle today breaking a little as she repeated the to ’ Northcliff. ity, is about to build a sailors’ home and keep it'on hand for use the mo | homes In Westarn-C I iida, the land of plenty. w ords. J The welcome they received from and hotel for the accommodation of ment it is needed. If‘ neglected, the Illustrated pamphlets. ‘Did he say that? What a good, Mrs. Mortimer was of a warmth they officers of the fleet at Waterfall. The grippe brings on pneumonia. KEMP’S 5ce Fac-Simile Wrapper Below. J giving experiences of I former* who have be- kind man he Is; the best friend I could have hardly believed possible in merchant prince already furnishes the BALSAM prevents this by keeping the I come wealthy In grow* have ever had, .except you, Clarice,” i woman so self-contained; and it was vessels stationed there with supplies cough loose and the lungs free from in 1 ing wheat, report* of I delegates, etc., and full * said Janetta, smiling; through her pleasant to find themselves once more i to the value of over £200 (|973) per flammation All, druggists, 25c and 50c. idQc<-d railway rates can be M l Seated by the fire in Clarice’s sitting week. had on application to the‘ ’ SuperiSuperintendent of r\dAtlanta. 6s. said Janetta,-then started and (colored. 1 ‘*Hg is coming back, Janetta. And 1 Swooke Haase. Basske K M t with l l She had net meant to betray the fact fae.says—be says that he should like U3‘ wonderful cures of Dodd’s Kidney KRAUSER8’ LIQUID EXTRACT O f MACKE, Pills I determined-to give them a trial Coughing Lends to Consumption. frost hickory wood. Gives dclieioau flavor. W .N.U.— DETROIT— NO. 8— 190). that she had overheard Mason talking to be married at once. There can be Kemp’s Balsam will stop thk-cough — .loaner than aid waj-. P.nd for clr- first.” 1. ILrnn:.*.:*■ & JBro., M ilton, Pu. to some unknown man in the shrub ooj possible reason for delay now I am j at once. Go to your druggist “to-day When an3weruig Ads. please mention this p«pc» Mr. Behres, or Capt. Behres a3 he bery, and had warned Mrs. Mortimer jv'ejll, an d be hopes I w ill be g e ttin g m y aud get a sample bottle free. Sold in about her. The words had slipped from clqthes ready*. He adds in a postscript j should be called, because he was cap 25 and 50 cent bottles. Go at once; tain of the 1st Minnesota Cavalry, and her. that he thinks I must pension off the ! delays are dangerous. Y R o W N E in 1862 was for fourteen months in K “W hat voice?” asked Clarice eagerly. good Mrs. Mortimer,” Clarice said, O C c 1 c H A $200.00 in CashxFree S And Janetta thought it best to relate with a little gay’laugh; “but he makes : continual service in warfare with the | God may rob us of our finery that we ♦ Indians, is now an .honored member or mnv Better run His race L 7 U P TTe will gi▼»* the above award to any person ♦ the story.' __ ko|-suggestion for-your future.” Y ■ who will correctly arrange the. above .etters to ♦ the G. A. R., who has reached thejipo _ spell the names of Three important American 4? “Ah! that makes many things clear o ‘‘He need n6t,” said Janetta, sitting i old age of three score years and ton. cities. Wh*t are they? Kac.h line represent* one city. You may be the for- ♦ which I found it so hard to explain-,” Upright, and clasping her hands tight Ipci w ii to secure at least a portion, if not the full amouut. Kor should ♦ He continues: “I am now an old sol there b« more than one set of correct answer*, the money will' be equally ♦ said Clarice, thoughtfully. ‘T could ly.] “I shall find another situation.” dier, seventy years-of age, and enjoy die ded. For lastnuce. should live persona send In correct answer*, eaihu will ♦ never make out why Mrs. Mortimer “That sentence and the way you say reeel eo $40.00; ■lioulil ten persons send in correct answers, each will receive ♦ i m ing almost, perfect health, and all SviO.OO. tw e n ty p erso n a. 1410.00 e a c h . T h is o’(Per is m a d e 'to a d v e rtis e an d in - 4 seemed to blame herself so bitterly for it makes me quite certain that you are thanks for this is due tolDodd’s Kidney (reduce our 11. on quickly. WE DO NOT WANT ONK CENT OF YOU It ♦ <& the burglary having happened. I quite MOXKT. TH IS CONTK-T la FKEIE. As nooo as you have arranged what ♦ jwepi. I t w as sp oken w ith a ll y o u r old Pills. I found aft^r having uaed the yeu suppose are the correct names, send them. A postal card will do, and ♦ accepted her confession of injustice to horrid pride and independence.” said first few boxes that my faith was not you will hear from us promptly l>v return mail. Those who have tried other ♦ you and declined to take her notice to contests and failed to secure anything, try this All can secure an award ▼ Clarice. “But would it not be well to misplaced in them, and in a very short if they wish l® tty without any expense whatever. .♦ leave, as you freely forgave her; but I suit my convenience? I’ve not done while my kidneys were doing the work HOME SUPPLY CO., DETROIT, MICH. .J could not see in what way she co^kl [with you ye.t, you see. You must stay required of them and the bladder trou consider herself responsible for the until I marry, and that’’—there was a ble wa3 soon eliminated. It> was al ■ robbery. Poor woman! how terribly tittle break in the voice she had tried most a year before f was myself, but ’ she has suffered; but it has done her to make so gay—may be some time, or during that time I used Dodd's Kidney W. L. DOUGLAS good, Janetta. She is far gentler and may never be. I’m not going to marry Pills faithfully and with the very best ■ kinder than she was, and she has kept Harry, and tomorrow I shall write and results that anyone could wish for. I $3 & $3.50 SHOES SEE d dragon watch over the house, appar teijl him so.’ No. Please djon’t look at would not have been Without them for , The real worth of W. L. Douglas 83-00 and 93.80 ently, during our absence. I think it’s mq like that nor say anything. I can’t shoes compared with other makes is S4.00 to $ 5 .0 0 . a king’s ransom. I jam now well as . Our $4.00 fjill Kdge Line cannot be equalled at any getting chilly. Hadn’t we better be b e a r it! any man of my age. price. We make ami sell more $ 3 . 0 0 and $3.50 shoes making our way back to the hotel?” “You have prevented me from mak 50c a box, six boxes for 52.50. Buy ] than any other two m anufacturers ir the United States. T H E Ft T A M O morvW.L. DouzIm *3 *ad.$Sin »hoe* an- told When they got back to their hotel ing the awful mistake of marryjng a them ftem your local, dealer if you can. than »nr other makp is becaUK T H E Y A H E T H E B E S T . Your they found that table d'hote was al tt Cures Colds, Ccughs. Sore Throat. Croup. In- denier tr.ouid k«>p themi we gWe one denier exclusive sale in each town. roan whom I have loved, but who never he-cannot supply (you send to the fluenza. Whooping Cough, eronchitisand Adhma. T s k e no anbolU iitc! Inrist on haring W. L. Douclas siloes wut» ready served. A certain cure lor t onsumptlon in first stages, ‘ anme and j»—ice stamped on bottom. If ymir denier vill not get them for jloved me'as he is capable of loving a Dodds Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Y. you, send direct lo factory, enclosing price and 25c. extra for carriage. “We will go in as we ,are.” said and a sure relief in advanced s'ages. Use at State kind of leather, size, end width, plain or rap we. Our shoes will ■woman really suited to him. I’ve ; once. You wil» see the excellent effect, afler reach you anywhere, irnte f a r caUungur s!wring nrw Spring style*. Clarice. And they advanced into the thought a great deal.over it, and I’ve ! The recent epidemic of smallpox in taking the first dose. Sold by dealers ev ry- W> uac i’uvt Color VV. I- Bour'ao Shoo to., M arquette cost the countv $9.POO •here. Large botlfSs 25 cents and 50 cents. Eyelets iu :iU our shoes. Ilrocktun, Mats. brilliantly lighted salon and took their said my prayers about it and that is places. Seated exact1}' opposite them !thy their side, tell them all the home mour’s engagement was a nine days unnatural flashings, dark circles ander new s. wonder in Northcliff and its neighbor N e r v u r a the eyes, humors, eruptions, blackheads, Instrekss eyes, and other disfigurements “We have agreed this afternoon that hood. $ which divest women of their natural gift of beauty. :-s we will go back,” said Clarice. “We “She chooses to say that it is he: Why he homely when yon can he hcantiful and attractive? are tired of wandering, aren't you. Jan- own doing.” said the gossips; "but, de Get goad health and With It those looks and attributes which attract, please, a tt a ? ” - -pend upon it. there is more bel^inf and fascinate. It Is within yoar power to do so. for H Is within every woman’s power to be well and strong, and hencece lA k her b e s t If she wHI ase Janetta nodded. “We are waiting than meets the eye. It is not to bf Dr. Greene’s Nervura to give her strong, vigorous, nerves, pare, rich blood, a clear complexion, and thus restore the energies and vitality of for an outburst of welcome from you,’1** wondered at if Captain Merivale turn and perfect health. tfhe said, smiling at the doctor, whoj ed) restive over, the evident flirtation Good health means yopthfol good looks to every woman, and it behooves women to restore seemed lost in a fitiof abstractly that eirl carried on wftlji the doctor and maintain their health by taking that greatest and best of all- health restoratives, “It would have found vent before Anybody can see with half an eye tha* this, except that your home-coming he [ has been, head-over-ears in lov- Dr. Crecne’s Nervura blood and nerve remedy. It will hnfld op the health, cleanse and will not benefit me much. I’m gding with her for years past." pnrify the complexion, restore brilliancy to the eye, make rich, red blood and to leave Northcliff.” Certainly- it was a fact Sir Robert strung, steady, and vigorous nerves. Br. Greene’s Novara' will m aki yoa look The faces of both his listeners grew made no attempt to conceal at pres and feci yonng and restore yonr energies, vivacity, and enjoyment of life. W an k . -V ent. He was always back in North MRS. KATE AUSTIN. 40 Jenny Ltod Are., Somerville, Moms., any*: “How horrid of you L” cried. Clarice cliff upon some pretext or other; but “ I h*A a pain -In my ride for seventeen rears. I also suffered with petulantly. And the impetuous words month after month passed by, and hc- terrible backache and beadache ; such an awful headache, and I h«4 not •brought a pink flush to tha doctor’s Btill waited, not daring to put his fate a b it o f appetite. I cried with pain fl-om w m b trouble, and w a a aa fair face. “I suppose it's a case of pale as a gkost. I was ’terribly Herrera. I c o u ld n ot sleep for a to (the test. leas time, and. had rheumatism in my shoulder and ana. I suf m oney.*’ (To be Continued.) fered everything; nobody bat God knows how I suffered. "Yes; it’s money and a barcactcy,” I waighed 128 pounds. A friend recommended Dr. Gresneis replied the doctor, dryly. N e r v u r a bipod and nerve remedy, and I commenced to RoTal Mint In Canarig. ta k e it. I wa so w e a k “You are joking.” and rundow n th at the “I’nd not.. I’ll go and write my name The establishment of a royal mint in first bottle d id not do In the visitors’ book this Instant if you Canada will make the fourth branch of HI Health b ut I the oEn^tisb mint in operation' optsid? don’t believe me. 'Sir Robert Drake!’ Destroys Beauty b
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— _ rrn ■■■ ------1. / Funeral of H arry T. Peek. W . C. T. tl. Vm BH m MHIh • lw n w > . - f PLYMOUTH MAIL ' IN the matter of the estate of Richard G. The funeral of Harry T. Peck last The Willard Memorial Service, last 1 M l, da°~ » d: . X ’; n’K CtjK***.'’' \_I b v _ biTiiig been appointed oy toe Jrrobate court Friday afternoon was one of the most Friday, under the leadership of Mrs. for the county o f Wayne, State of Michigan, !8S on commissioners to receive, examine and adjust jf. W. SAM5EN & SON. numerously attended held in Plymouth Jennie Voories, proved very interest -all claims and demands of all peraens against for many years. The M. E. church t ing* Several of Miss Willard’s favorite said deceased, do hereby give notice that w e -1 ■--- have slashed the Prices on Light and Heavy w ill m e e t a t th e o ffice o f G eo. A . S ta rkw ea th er, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1901 where services were held, was filled to hymns were sung, quotations jjyere in the village of Plymouth, in said county, on ibers and are selling them at the following re Friday, the fifteenth, day of March. A. IV over-flowing and nearly as many re given by the members, reminiscences »oux, an'd o n F rid ay’, t h e tw e lfth d a y o f J i SUBSCRIPTION RATES. mained outside as were in. All the by Mrs. Voorhies, and readings by Miss A. D. 1901, at two o’clock P. M. of •each___ ,t One Y e a r ...... 00 of said days, for the purpose of examining and Croquet Rubbers. 40c Men’s Heavy Rubbers----- 65c S ix M o n th s ...... I ...... — ...... 50 f a c to rie s shut down f o r half a day. Nettie Pelham. Several visitors were allowing said'claims, and that six months Ladies’ T hree M onths . . — ...... «...... T o n q u is h Lodge, I. O. O. F , had chkrge present among whom was the former from the twelfth day of January. A.D. 19QL it were allowed by said Court for creditors to pre Storm “ . .45c Men’s Light Rubbers----- 70c o f th e funeral and the Plymouth breth secretary, Mrs. Mary Downer w ith her sent their claims to us for examination and ADVERTISING RATES. a llo w a n ce. " “ . . joc Men’s Storm A laskas__ $1.00 B usiness C ards, $3.00 p er year. ren were joined also by representatives little daughter. Dated January 28, 1901. 7 i Misses’ R esolutions pf R espect, $1.00. «< Croquet “ __ 35c Men's Buckle Arctics — 1.2.5 Cards of thanks, 25 cents. of Wayne and Northville lodges. At A Memorial service for Miss W illard ISAIAH GLEASON, All lo cal notices will be charged fo r a t 5 cents B------O B E BT T 1MADDEN, tending in a body and joining in the was also held in the Presbyterian church Commissioners. Childs’ “ . .. 25c: Ladies’Storm Alaskas.. -7.5 per line or fraction thereof, for each insertion. Display advertising rates made known on ap procession was also the local lodge A last Sabbath evening, with an excellent Storm “ -.30c plication. Where no time is specified, all no Probate Notice. tices and advertisements will be inserted until O. U. W., and the Plymouth fire depart attendance despite the stormy weather :\ jrdered discontinued. ment, of both of which the deceased A paper, by Mrs. Voorhies, briefly re TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Wayne,a*. S At a session of the Probate court for said was a member. viewed the early life of Miss Willard county of Wayne, held in the Probate office, in A monograph on “The Shipping In the tfity of Detroit, on the eighteenth day of The fiowers contributed by the so and brought out many incidents of her dustry of the United States and its He January, in the year one thousand nine hun T he F irst Invoice of cieties and friends were niagnificent. childhood days. Prof. Mealley gave a dred and one. Present, Edgar O. Dorfee,Judge lation to the Foreign Trade.’’ just is of Probate. In the matter of the estate of A panel, by the Odd Fellows and A. O. talk upon the work of Miss WiHard as William S. Whipple, deceased. sued by the Bureau of Statistics of the An instrument in writing purporting to be < U. W.. bore the letters I. O. O. F., at teacher and reformer. The Pastor, Treasury Department, says' this coun last will and testament of said deceasedna vine/ New Spring Styles the top and A. O. U. \\\, at the bottom, Rev. Leith^spoke briefly butenthusias- been delivered into'this cottrt for probate. . try leads all others now as-a, producer It is ordered, ’that the 19th day of Febru being composed of white and pink car tically of Miss Willard’s work. Alto ary next, at ten »’clock in the forenoon, at Mid of ship building materials “both in vol Probate office, be appointed for proving said nations, white roses, calla lillies and gether the meeting was one of interest OF THE FAMOUS ume of product ind in the cost of pro instrument. and profit.—Supt. Press. ‘ And it is fu rth e r ordered. T h a t a copy o f th is Jur.tion." and that the great first cause violets. The employes of the Hamilton order be published throe successive weeks pre Rifle Co., Where the deceased , had for- vious to said time of hearing, in the Plymouth of the supremacy of Great Britain as a MniUn newspaper printed and circulating in shipbuilding country has thus ceased mereiy been employed, contributed a said county of Wayne. pillow of pink carnations, roses and EDGAB O. DURFEE. to ex ist. (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. violets, and containing the word “Com H enri- S. H clb er t, R egister. , President McKinley finds it difficult rade.” The Hook and Ladder boys’ Thi» signature Is on^very box of the genuine Filed Jan. ^i, iooi. , to make his plans fit with those of the contribution was a pillow of carnations Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablet. Notice of Limited Partnership of Fox directors of the Pan-American. Expdsi and liJJies, and inscribed also upon the remedy that cures a eoM in one day B r o th e r s & Co. Notice is hereby given of the limited partnership lion which opens; at Buffalo-on the first which was “Hook and Ladder No. 2, formed bv the undersigned in accordance with Chapter No. 7 ^, Howell's Annotated Statutes of > - of May. The directors are not particu the figure representing Harfy’s number Michigan. larlv anxious for the President to be in the register of the company. A P e r e M a r q u e t t e t. The name under which the partnership is to be conducted is Fox Brothers A Co. there on the opening day, preferring beautiful wreath was also contributed In cfiect Jan. ", 1901. j. The general nature of the business to be transacted is the manufacture and sale of wood him to come during the middle of the by ten young friends of the deceased, iTrains leave Plymouth as follows: mantels and special furniture. month, when, the vegetation will be while numerous bouquets and wreaths 3 . The names of the general and special psrt- For Grand Rapids, North aDd West. ners in the said business are as follows: Chas. W, further advanced and he can see the were gifts of friends of the family, 9 22 a. m ., 1 48 p . ra., 3 58 p. m box, general partner, Detroit, Mich.; Beni J. Fox, park at its best. ’But that will not be The services at the church were con For Saginaw. Bay City and Port Huron. general partner, Detroit, Mich.; Albert V. Mc 3 00 a. in., 9 12 a. m., 2 (X) p. m., 6 15 p. m Clure, special partner, Detroit, Mich.; John Kel possible, owing tp his trip to California ducted by Rev. Stephens and Me Col- For Saginaw, Manistee, Ludington and Mil sey, special partner, Detroit, Mich.; Warren G. w aukee : 3 00 a. m., 9 12 a. m., 2 00 p. m. and Vinton, special partner, Detroit, Mich. He can go to Buffalo on his way out, lester, the latter from Detroit, and yvho 6 1 3 p . m.. 4 . The amount of the capital stock which the said partners hiye contributed to the common W . L. DOUGLAS SHOES about the first of !May, or stop there on spoke feelingly and impressively tdi the For Toledo and South, stock is as follows: Warren G. Vinton $i,<566.66, 7 00 tPm .,'11 00 a . m.. 2 2Q,p. m his way back in June. The Exposition friends and relatives and to the large Albert V. McClure $ 1 ,6 6 6 .6 7 , John Kelsey $ 1 ,6 6 6 .6 7 For Detroit and East, The partnership shall commence Jan. 1 st, 1 9 0 1 , people will probably adopt the latter congregation. 7 00 a. m ., 10 32 a. m., 1100 a. m., 2 17 p. m., and shall terminate Jan. 1 st, 19 0 4 . Has just been received. If ypu want the best $3.50 or $3.00 3 25 p. m., 8 45 p. m., 9 20 p. m. Signed, CHAS. W. FOX, d a te . !______IN MEMORIAM. H. F. MOELLEB, Gen. Pass. Agt. . BEN}. J- FOX, Men’s Shoes made, call and examine' these goods. The new A g e n t-H . M. JACKSON. ALBE kT V. M cCLURE. Patent Kief and Kangaroo Kid Shoes at $3.50 and Vici Kid, Vice-Presidentl Roosevelt has rented Telephone 25 for inform ation. JOHN KELSEY, the old fashioned residence, belonging Plym outh Lodge No. 18C, A. O. I’. W. W ARREN G. VIN TO N . Box Calf and Velour Calf at S3 , are the-greatest lines of to Mrs. Bellamy Storer, wife of the For the first time the Reaper, whose State of Michigan, county of Wayne, ss. o name is Death, has invaded our ranks K. C. LEACH, Prca. January 2 1 , A. D. 19 0 1, before me, the subscriber, goods in the country for the money. Look them over, they minister to Spain, which was occupied 1 notary public in the aforesaid county, personally and with one stroke of his sickle, with L. C. HOUGH, Vice Pre*. appeared Chas. W. Fox, Benj. J. Fox, >V«rrcn G. are sure to please you. for some four years bv Mr. Olney when out a moment’s warning, clipped from Viqton, Albert V. McClure and John Keh-cv, per he was Attorney-General and Secretary our midst a most worthy, noble and C. A. FISH ER, Asst. Caahlc. sonally known to me to be the persons who exe cuted the foregoing, instrument and severally ac of State. The exterior is ugly, but the charitable brother, namely: Harry T. knowledged that they executed the same for the interior is commodious and convenient .Peck, snatchirig him from us in*the P L Y M O U T H uses and purposes therein set forth. pride and vigor of his young manhood. CHAS. F. McCLURE, A. H. DIBBLE & SON Notary Public, Wayne County, Mich. and suitable for entertaining. The Realizing, as we do, the loss our-Lodge S A V IN G S State of Michigan, Cugnly of Wayne, ss. new Vice-President can exchange sal has sustained, that we thus fittingly Benjamin J. Fox. being’duly sworn deposes and utes with Admiral- Dewey from his express to his parents;,and brothers th’e .;ays he is one of the general partners in the fore BANK going certificate of limited partnership and that the second story window; Secretary Root love we bore our brother and thelsad- amount of money specified in said certificate to ness we feel at'-pur deprivation ojf his have been contrihnted by special partners therein is only three or fourdoors up the street; companionship 1 jforevermore on earth. CAPITAL. * 5 0 . 0 0 0 . named to the common stock has been actually and Mrs. Sheridan is just accross the way, But we feel and [know that, in the’lan in good faith applied to saincr--—T ^ BENJ. J. FOX. and sundry Senators, diplomatists and guage of the poet, our brother so lived Subscribed to and sworn before m e thin 2 1 st day of January, 1 9 0 1 . retired millionaires are living in the that he approached his grave like one O Per Cent paid on certili- who wraps the drapery of his couch CIIAS. F. McCLURE, J.L ’ eates and savings deposit,- Notary Public, Wayne County, Mich. neighborhood, in case of an emergency- about him and lies down to pleasant Representative Neal has introduced dreams. We offer these words of com fort and condolence to his parents, Mortgage Sale. a bill abolishing the office of stenogra brothers and bereaved relatives, hoping A portion of your business, N the fifth cmy of March, A. D. 1895, Israel pher for the Circuit Court Commission their sincerity and truth may somewhat F. Chihson and Emelino M. Chiison, h is Owife, of the tbwnshipanil village of Plymouth, KOW-KURE ers office in Wayne county. There ap ease their heartache, though they can solicited. county of Wayne, State of Michigan, mado acd pears to be no need whatever for the never replace the loss. And be it execcuted a certain mortgage to Oscar A. Fra Resolved, That a copy of this be en ser, of the same place, which mortgage was du office, which was created two years ago E. K. BEN N ETT, ly recorded in the office of register of deedufor tered on the record of the Order, one the county of Wayne. State of Michigan, on the as a probable political reward for some sent to the parents of the deceased, one ______C a s h ie r sev en th d a y o f M arch A. D . 1895, in lib er 297 o f given to the local paper for print and mortgages, on page 310. And by the said Oscar one, at the expense of $1,200 per year , EVERY WOMAN. A. Fraser duly assigned to Roswell L. R o o t by one sent to the Wolverine Workman. to the tax payers. Mr. Neal has also deed of assignment bearing date the ninth day who has female troubles, common to her sex, of October. A. D. 1900.: and Recorded in said W m .. T . P e t t i n g i l l , weak, feels tired, worn out or has lost her am introduced a bill to place the salary of E d w a r d G a y d e , office of register of deeds on the eleventh day of bition. should take Kuill's Red Pills for Wan O ctob er. A. D . 1900, in lib e r 50 o f a ssig n m e n ts o f the two W ayne County Coroners back at ______Committee. People; “Pale dr Weak.” ’,They are the great m ortgages, o n p age 162, in th e co n d itio n s o f Blood and Nerve Medicine jand Developer. They $1,200 per year where it#was two years which said mortgage default has been made by T o M r . a n d M r s . H a r r i s o n P e c k restore Health, Strength and Boauty. Only 25c the non-payment of moneys due thereon, by Try them . j ago when a liberal-with-the-tax^payers- a n d F a m i l y , f r o m T o n q u i s h which default the power of sale in said mort gage contained has become operative and on L o d g e , N o . 32,1. O. O. F. EVERYMAN money legislature saw fit to raise their which mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date of this notice, for principal and inter pay to 82,000 per year each. The fact Whereas, It has pleased Almighty est, the sum of one hundred and forty-seven and God to remove from our midst our late - , — -. . ------.— — They are the of the m atter is, the office of Coroner is great BUwd and Nerve Todic, restore Vim, Vigor 33-190 d o lla rs, an d no -su it o r p roceed in g a t la w or in equity having been instituted to recover obsolete and ought to be abolished en brother, Harry T . _ Peck, in his early and Vitality. They will njake a perfect man of manhood, with bright prospects before y o u .' Try th em . the amount now remaining secured by said tirely, so at least Detroit newspapers mortgage or any part thereof: Notice is there him for entering into a life of useful EVERY WOMAN OR MAN fore hereby given that on Saturday, the thir have §aid, and about all the people ness., During ,our association with him troubled with biliousness ior inactive Liver or tieth day of M arch, A. D. 1901, at 12 o'clock Bowels, should take Knill's White Liver Pills. noon, Detroit city time, at the westerly or Gris agree with that statement, except per in our lodge rj^om we have found him 25 d o se s 25c. wold street entrance to the city hall, in the city haps where the abolishment would an energetic and successful officer and If troubled with any Kidney or Urinary of Detroit, county of Warfie, State of Michigan Now is time member, a congenial and valuable JE°V,y0?i®ackaoho, Lame or Sore, you take (said city haR being the building in which the effect some one politically. At best friend and useful brother, and while Knill s Bine,Kidney Pills. They cure. circuit court for said connty of Wajme is held), to buy Valen Guaranteed by all Druggists; 25c. a box, 5 by virtue of the power of sale contained in said the duties and labors of Coroners are you mourn the loss of a son and broth b o x es $1.00. mortgage which by said default has become operative, there will be sold at public tine's. I have very limited, and even 8600 p e r y ear er, we, too, have lost a brother whom W rite for p h a tu p lets, testimonials or samples •we ever loved and respected and can sen ttF ree. auotion, to tho highest bidder the lands just received a would be exceptionally good pay. These and premises described in said mortgage, not but mingle our sorrow with yours. K nill’s Red, W hite knd Blue Pill Co., or so much thereof as may be necessary to large N E W two bills if passed, will save to the tax Therefore be i t ' I Po r t H u r o n , M ich * satisfy the amount due on said mortgage, as payers of Wayne county $2,800 p er Resolved, That, while we humbly above sot forth, with the interest thereon and - stock of CopartnershfpfNotlce. the costs, charges and expenses allowed by Jaw Now we do not claim that Kow-Kure year. Bill relative to Coroners will not bbw to His divine will, we do hereby and provided for in said mortgage, said prem will make milk, because it is not A food, tender to vou, his parents and brothers, fBOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned ises being described in said mortgage as all . take effect until 1903. * ” have formed a limited ^partnership pursu that certain piece or parcel of Tana situated on but it puts the digestive organs in condition o.ur heartfelt sympathy in your bereave a n t to th e p ro v isio n s o f C h a p ter 159 o f th e Com to. get the most out of what is eaten. In section number twenty-six (26) in the village ment and join you m \the consoling I p ile d L a w s o f 1897 o f th e S ta te o f M ich igan , and township of Plymouth, county of Wayne, The village caucus to. nominate vil name under which tfle partnership busi- tins way it makes the cow give, a larger thought that we hope to meet him in SaTnese^ State offtlichigaD, and commencing in the cen flow of richer milk. lage officers is called for next Thursday - . r -7 4- — be transacted, is thaj; of manufactnr- ter of the Ann Arbor road and on toe west line better world. And we hope and trust buying and selling ‘timber, lumber and of lands formerly owned by Jared Luttenton, evening at 7:30 o’clock, at the village that you as an unbroken family and we ‘steves. The names of all the general and spe running thence northerly on the west line of S uttok, V t ., March[6,j 1809. as an entire lodge may meet above in cial partners interested in said partnership said lands formerly owned as aforesaid sixteen D t a r S ir s : I had doubt* about Kow-Kure hall. The election of village officers business and their residences are respectively (16) roda: thence east twelve ( 12) rods; thence increasing tb* flow of milk in a cow in the beat con should be regarded of the highest im that temple not made with hand6, as follows, viz: Albert V. McClure .general part southerly and parallel with first above describ dition. To make a teat I weighed each milking. whose light is the Lord. Be it also ner, Detroit, Michigan; John Kelsey, general1 ed b ou n d ary lin e six te e n (-16) rods to the center After feeding the medicine three day* there was an portance by every voter of the village further partner, Detroit, Michigan; Warren G. Vinton, of said Ann Arbor road; thence easterly in the increase of two pounds, and a gradual ihcreaae special partner, Detroit, Michigan. The amount center of the said Ann Arbor road twelve (12) through the week until ah* had gained two ~ ' and he should manifest that interest by Resolved, That a copy of these reso of capital stock which Warren G. Vinton as rods to the place of beginning, containing one three fourth* pounds per day. This cow had his presence at the caucus and help lutions be placed on the records of our special partner haa contributed to the common (1) acre of land, more or leas, and being the mine feed while taking the r lodge and also published in the Plym stock is thirty thousand ($30,000) dollars.. e parcel of land sold and conveyed brSte- place in nomination the very best men D a te d J a n u a ry 29th, A -D i 1901. 08. P“”—’■ *- ®—1— * ■ is la th e best c< outh Mail. AL B E R T ' V. jjcCLUBE, [LA.1 oearing date the thirteenth day of September, available, the nominations made at the Signed on behalf of the Lodge, JOHN KELSEY. [L.8.1 A. D . 1851, a n d record ed in th e office o f t h e r e g WARREN Q. VINTON. [L.8,j Kow-Kare k fa powder fora, caucus mentioned being practically D. JOLLIFFB, ister of deeds for said Wayne county in liber «8 egtdar feed. I t c u m abortion. of deeds, on pages 386, Ac., to which said deed equivalent to an election. President C . G. C U R TISp Probate Notice. and the Mid record thereof reference is made Starkweather has held his office for three H. A. Rob, for a particular description of the said lands 0 Committee. TATE OF MICHIGAN, county of Wayne, ss. and the same are made a part hereof for that yean and has made an excellent presid pu rp ose. ■ At a Maeion of the Probate court for said D a te d J a n u a ry 4 th . 1901. • A Ca r d .—H arrison Peck and family countyS of Wayne, held at the Probate office, in , ing officer and a faithful overseer of the city ofDetroit, on the! twenty-ninth day of BOSWELL L. BOOT. village affairs and its interests. It is desire to express their sincere ' thanks January, inflthe year one thousand nine hundred ' . Asaignee of Mortgage to the many friends and societies, who and one. Present, Edgar O. Durfee, Judge of Geo. A. Starkweather, Attorney far Assignee. felt now, that the next President should so kindly assisted them in their bereave Probate. In the matter of the estate of Au For Prescriptions of all.kinds, gust Blunk, deceased. I Administratrix's Sale. come from the main village district and ment and comforted them with their Augusta Blunk, administratrix of said estate, go to Gale’s. the name of H.CJRobinsonis prominent many beautiful flowers and letters of laving rendered to this court her final admin TATE OF MICHIGAN, county of Wayne, ss mpathy; especially would they thank istration account and filed therewith her peti S In the matter of the estate of ^Electa Ann ly mentioned. For clerk H. J. Baker will Hedden, deceased. Notice is hcieby given that by e I. O. O.. F. ” and ’ the quartette who tion praying that the residue of said estate For diseases o f the scalp, or falling out of the hair, buy a bottle of undoubtedly receive a renomination, as S may be assigned to the persons entitled thereto virtue and in .pursuanceof an order of license Gale’s Hair Remedy. 8ang. It Is ordered, That the; fifth day of March | granted to the undersigned, administratrix de bonis- his efficiency is unquestioned. The next, at ten o’clock in* the forenoon, at said non with the will annexed>of the estate of said de Fatal delays are caused by experiment Probate -office, be appointed for examining ceased, by the Honorable Judge of Probate for said ’ For Rheumatism, buy a boxof Gale’s Rheumatic^ Tablets. terms of Councilman Conner, Reiman **nd a llo w in g sa id a c c o u n t lan d h ea rin g s a id pe- county of Wayne, on the sixth dav of September ing with cough and cold cures. Foley’s ition. : A . D . 1900, there will be sold at public auction to For diseases of the Stomach, buy a box of Dr. Cooper’s Dyspepsia and Hill expire thisyear, and in making Honey and Tar wiJj prevent a cold from And it is further ordered, that a copy of tb»y the highest bidder at the front aoor of the poet- Tablets: new selections, if any are made, it resulting in pneumonia. ’93 Pharmacy order be published three successive weeks pre office, m the village of Plymouth, in said Wayne vious to said day of hearing, in the Plymouth county, on Saturday, the twenty-third day of Feb should be seen to that aldermanic Mail, a newspaper printed; and circulating in I ruary, A. D. 1901, at two o’clock in the afternoon honors are bestowed only upon men of said county of Wayne* of that day, subject to all incumbrances by mort EDGAB O. DURFEE, gage or otherwise existing at the time of the death known capacity. The gentlemen above EXCURSIONS (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. of said deceased, the following described real es VIA TUB H kmkt 8. H c l b k k t , R eg ister. tate lands and premises situate and being in the named have filled the places with fideli village of Plymouth, county of Wayne, State of Michigan, to-wit: Commencing at the northwest JOH L GALE I ty and credit to the village interests, P e r e M a r q u e t t e corner of a piece of laud as sold and conveyed by Treasurer Fisher will also be renomin Henry Frahch and wife to Jsaiah Gleason, and by ■ GRAND RAPED8 . saffi Gleason and wife .to Orissa Stanley, in block ated. Attend the caucus Thursday Republican State Convention. One number four, 'on section twenty.three, running Penneo’s Livery! thence easterly ^long the north line o f W d p iece o f evening next! fare rate. Sell February 27 and 28. land deeded as aforesaid tea rods; thence north fif- Return March 1st. trfcwt: th«e M A p-ralltl with tk. lint Pneumonia Can be Prevented. above described b oundary line ten rods; thence This disease always results from cold or KALAMAZOO, MICH. south along the line o f said block number four Bids are I by the board of edu an attack of the grip and may be pre fifty (so) feet to the place of beginning, containing i’s Liv cation of the Prohibition State Convention. One th irty-tw o (33) rod* o f land, m ore or Teas, and be- h School District vented by the .timely use of Chamoer- fare rate. Sell March 4 and 5. Return When in need of a Rig ring up s t . No. 1 Fr., until 18th, for the en Iain’s Cough Remedy. That remedy was limit Mareh 6th. City 'Phone N o fl. at all hours. largementof '* kindergarten extensively used used during the epide 1 '5 p . g . S37- T p t a ml n l e For specifications enquire of Prof. mics of La Grippe of^the past few years, LANSING, MICH. -w u i D e c a n t, ; j *. Meal ley. The board reeerree the right and not a single case has ever been report Farmers’.Institute Round Up. One r \n A VI A in OF to reject any or all bids. ALL KINDS D*“ * f i r r n i w n m , ed that did not recover or that resulted fare rate. Sell February 25 and 26. UKATIINU Promptly-done. Pm ^ IF1R8T CLASS RIGS jP . B. W h i t b x c k , Secy. in pneumonia, which abbwa it to be a Return March 1st. certain preventive of that dangerous doable bar- disssss. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy WASHINGTON, P . C. for anything haa gained a world wide reputation for i-nddeotifl Inauguration. On* fan 7 ' its eureaot oolds and grip. For sale by tU. Sell H*roh L t u d 3. Bator* tutor’s Drug Store. 2;' 1 M arch 8th. EMAIL ‘ ' V . )- - j v - t m . l i k , r H ^ , • *-'S !•
= = = A nn A rbor HOW ABOUT THE FAIR? biscuits And maplejsyrup. T en cents. Everydne^cordialiypnvited. Draper visited friends in Ann ’Business Men Seem to Furor Its Contin- H A meeting of the Program Committee Sunday. of Plymouth and Northville Sunday Tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon at 2 School Association was held in Presby i f ^ Fisher visited his mother at o’clock a mass meeting will be held In Ypsilan|ti Sunday. terian church, Plymouth, Tuesday, village hall, Plymouth, to ascertain the Feb. 19. Next conventidn will be held Special meeting of the Hook and * sense of the confmunity, if possible, re M arch 20, in N orthville B ap tist Church. Ladder icompany at 7:30 to-night. lative to continuing the Plymouth Fair A fine program has been prepared and T ilkkets r" - for the------remaining three en- In order toget the feeling of the business State Field Sec. W. N. Day will lecture ■9 . men of the village, who for the most part* W E HAVE tain mperits e: of the course, 75 cents. in th e evening.—Sec. There will be a special meeting of will be unable to attend the meeting, a canvas was made of a majority of them * f . RECEIV ED th$ (jouncil next Monday evening. this week and the opinion seems to Geo. R. Spencer attended the wed OUR prevail that the fair should be continu * ding lof a relative at Lenox Tuesday. ed, not because of any individual bene | P I N E Tlje Boston Stars concert next Tues fit but for the general good of the peo day evening, Feb. 26th, at the village ple. * hall. Below we quote some of! our leading a Spring Line See Huston & Co.’s Spring line of businessmen: Peter Gayde is some better at this Buggies, Surreys. Road W_agons, Spring w ritin g . Wagjons, etc., before you~buy. Don’t think it would be policy to drop the fair. If we do, some other Rudolph Ruppert is working at the Mips Verna Root, who is attending nearby town will take it up very quick depot at Oak. s ly. Believe family tickets were a good the M. A. C. at Lansing, is home for a Mrs. Chas. Dickinson visited North —OF— thing.. Crowds make a fair. Would few days visit. dra\y the lines ajittle tighter on fakirs. ville friends Thursday. -■^'ne interior of John Gale’s store is F. M. Briggs. M rs. B la k e ly a n d d a u g h te r L illie v isit being painted this week—a much-need W ant to see the fair continued; be ed Detroit friends Thursday. S Y R U P | ed and appreciated improvement. lieve it is a good thing for the town; in a business way 1 receive some benefit.' John Smith will move into the Pooler A sleighload of young people went —J o h n L . G ale. * house on Main street, recently vacated out |o the home of Miss Ella Jackson Don’t want the fair to go down; I do by Fred Moore. HATS, Tuesday evening ahd a fine time is re Does wonders for’ people so not derive any benefit, but think it The north and south local freight ported by all. helps the town; think a neighboring town would take it up if Plymouth trains lay over here again, instead of A sleigh load of young people, about dropped it.—Ed. Huston. Wayne, as heretofore. afflicted. It is a compound of ^ 25 in number, drove out to the home of SWELL ONES, IN Would not like to see the fair discon Chas. Grace, of Redford,- and James Miss Aida W estfall, west of the village, tinued: would hot he willing to do any Goundry, of PenYan, N. Y., visited at soothing remedies, compounded in ^ Monpay evening. Refreshments were “more this year than I have done in BLACK a n d PEARL Rob’t. M aiden’s Sunday. served and the young people had a former years; think the people who de rive the* most benefit from the fair t h e M rs. L e v a n , o f L iv o n ia , is* ta k in g OPERAS, MOST most enjoyable evening. , should do more for its success—W. T. precise proportions. It alleviates ^ care of Mrs. Geo. VanDeCar, who still John Lees, 1% miles west and 1}4 C o n n er. STYLISH HATS continues about the same. milejs south of Plymouth, will have an If.the people want it, I would not do the irritated membranes ot the -1 : auermon sale of farm stock and proper anything to discourage it. Personally Miss Mary Gayde is stayi.ik? with-her FOR THE COMING I think it’s a nuisance and as a business ty, oin Tuesday,.Feb. 26th, at 1 o’clock aunt in Detroit for a-couple lof weeks, proposition should be closed down and her uncle, Geo Videan, having gone to ^ 4 throat and removes the soreness SEASON. ALSO. p. jUsual ternis with 3 off for cash. settled up as quickly as possible.—W *T John Bennett, auctioneer. T\ Markham, N ew Mexico. THE NEW SFTAPES The Ernest Gambte concert last Sat Think the fair should be kept up; Fred Moore moved his family and ^ 4 from the lungs. It does not stupi-_ ■M I get some new blood, make a few household goods to Detroit this week, * urday evening was intensely enjoyed changes and keep her running.—E. K. | 7 IN STIFF H ATS. his work being between Detroit and by music ? lovers of Plymouth. Every- B e n n e tt. * IT CURES. • That’s one Ionia. He was not able to get home fy- ASK TO; SEE THE nunjbek* on the program was enthusias Don’t think the people tshould let the * tically received. Many! are asking al ,ir go down; it’s a good thing and we very often living here. . can’t afford to lose it.—J. K. Rauch & reason why many' prefer Moss ■ i l l ready if we cannot have this company We are closing out our entire stock Son. nexi year. * of Crockery at cost. Come in and get Think the fair is a good thing if our prices.—J. R. RaUch & Son. Altownship Republican caucus will be rightly managed; think some new Pine Cough Syrup to any known The shrove pancake social given by * Puritan special. held at! village hall, at 3 p. m., Monday blood is necessary; the interest and en T the Ladies’ Guild of the Episcopal Eebi 2oth, to elect three delegates to tertainment of the farmers should be remedy. * looked after especially.—II. E. Mils- church at the home of Mrs. Williams • ' 1 4 the pounty contention! Feb. 26, and j * : p a u g h . Tuesday evening was well attended. three delegates to the convention for -‘■ W Would not favor discontinuing the A fine program consisting of singing March 16th to nominate commissioner fair; it does not benefit my business, * and instrumental music was given and of sphcjol. but it’s a good thing for) the town.— Felix Freydl. enjoyed by all. 15c. A BOTTLE. J. Rj Rauch & Son will put,in a com Think the fair should be continued, A rear end collision took place west 4 - ’ M WINTER GOODS • plete stock of ladies’ and gents’ shoes, but would favor a change in the tneth- of the Junction about 4 o’clock Sunday they h^ve secured the agency for the od of advertising. I believe the ex afternoon, smashing two engines, one AT COST PRICES. Pur tan shoe and the other leading pense could be considerably reduced * along this line.—H. C. Robinson. way car and one freight car up quite'; makes] Harrv C. Bennet will have s i Don’t thinkthe fair should be drop badly. Engine- 103 was on the side .53 charge) of this department. * ped; it’s a good thing for the commun track switching when the way car was T te Boston Stars is“ the next - attrac ity and with some changes along cer thrown over on top of it knocking the tain lines, believe it could be made a tion; an the entertainment bourse— * greater success than it has been during cab off of her. The engineers and train 4 * Feb 26th. Frank Reynolds, the sing the past few years; will do what I can men escaped unhurt, bu.tvhad a very L. J. REINER. ■ m ing humorist, is a sure cure for melan to h e lp i f along.—E. C. Hough. close call. * choly. This company jis styled the re ~ T ' ' l l Think the fair is a good thing for the Ye Newe Centurie Experience So- turii date com pan Jr, because of their village and would favor its continu ance, but as far as business is concern ciale,” given at the Baptist church recaills! to p laces w h e re th e y h a v e aj^- 4 1 ed I do less during fair time than any W ednesday evening proved a most noVel I Local H cw slets l other time during the year.—C. G. Dra and interesting entertainment. The . m Ej“McClumpha, having sold his farm p e r. experiences in Pantomime by the ladies 4 - ■ will sell at auction) on the farm 2% In a business way I do not think the of the aid society, who told by actions fair is of any benefit; would not like to miles southwest of Plymouth, on Tues how they had earned their dollar for l F. M. BRIGGS see it go down.—Fred Dibble. 4 Mrs. J. R. Rauch is visiting relatives day, March’ 5th, at io p’clock, all farm ■' ^ i From a business standpoint it looks the church fund, were very laughable. in Jackson this week. implements and filtock, including 2 well for a town to have a fair;- it shows One lady earned her dollar by washing ^4 ’93 Pharmacy. ■ -,’ t i Mrs. James McLaren, of Chelsea, is w ori horses, 11 head of cattle, 20 sheep* the people, are alive. From a a buggy, another by shaving her hus 4 Visiting at J. D. McLaren’s. etc. j Usual termsl John Bennett’ moral standpoint it’s a detriment. If band, others by ironing and sweeping, a u c ;ioneer. the business men of the village would 4 . i f . 4 * 4 * 4 , 4 . i $ i 4 , 4 . 4 , Born, to Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hough, take hqid and lendTheir influence and etc. | INelsoA Riley sang several solos in last Friday, a 7-pound girl. Mrs) Sarah Bartlett will sell at auction assistance, the fair could be made a a fine manner. The piano duette by on Wednesday, Felj. 27th, at 10 a. m. greater success.—A. D. Prout. Miss Lapham and Mrs. Ray was very Geo. Delker, of Marionrmoved into on the farm three miles southwest of Do not care much whether the fair is fine. The recitation, “The Baptist Sun the Geo. VanVleet house this week. of Plymouth and one mile north of the continued or not. Do not intend to day-school Picnic,” by Miss Nettie M Fred Peck, of Willoughby, Ohio, at make an exhibit this year; it is of no, Car ton town house^a |arge quantity ot Eelham, was very pleasing. Rev. tended the funeral of his nephew, last benefit to me; my trade is less, if any farm utensils and stock, including 21 thing during fair week than at other Beckwith’s recital about a man who UP No- 53 - : F rid ay . ^ beaid of cattle and 5 horses. H ot lunch times.—W. H. Bassett. felt sad, was very laughable. Ye Bash Mr. and Mrs. John Oliver, of Detroit, at boon. Johp Bennett, auctioneer. In a business way the fair is a detri* ful Countrie Menne’s Quartette, com When you want a loaf of Wagner’s were in attendance at the funeral of ment to me; do not think it benefits posed of the Messrs. Pooler, Calvin and MaMa or Quaker Andrew Bow, agjed 74, died at the the town much.—A. A. Tafft. Harry Peck. Elmer Whipple and W alter Bennett, Wbyne county insane asylum last Fri Don’t want to see it go down; do not M rs. Wm. Newton,-of Spokane, visit sang nicely and were encored several day, yhere he had | been an inmate for receive much benefit in-a business way, & e d her cousins, Mlisses E tta an d Clara so ie [fifteen years. I The remains were but it helps to advertise Plymouth and times. The entertainment and supper Reichelt, Friday.. f brought to the home of his daughter, brings a good many people here during netted the society over 940. fair week; would aug. _st that family :-K Miss Flora Fitzgeralds, who has been Leslie, of) this village, and the tickets be restored.-r-F Aj. Bogert. at Athens, Pa., for some! time, returned We have bought a fine line of ladies,’ Or any of Wagner’s Baked . Goods fresh from Detroit B ras held on Sunday afternoon, gents’ and children’s shoes, which will home Wednesday. >emg co n d u cted a t th e Bap- CHURCH NEWS. be here in a few days. Wait and look every morning. We have fresh Groceries of the best 1 Burt VanPatten, of Montana, ana ch by Rev. F. I. Beckwith at the dew spring styles.—J. R. Rauch .grade always on hand. Calvin ^VanPatten, of Litchfield, are was an |old resident of the There will be a union service^in the & Son. •______visiting Josiah Cochrane this week. and leaves a widow and six Methodist church on Sabbath evening- Farm to Rent—140 acres. Enquire GIVE US AN ORDER ’ The Ladies Aid of the Univerealist of A. N. Kinyon. All crockery to be sold at cost prices. ohlldiren. \$ And we will show yon that our goods and prices are right. —J . R. R au ch & Son. j The several emp)oy0s of the D. P. & Society will meet with Mrs. Tuttle Feb. Lingering IaGrlppe Congh. Mrs. Martha Mathewsoo, who baa N? who quit work because of non-pay 23.—Sec. G. Vacher, 157 Osgood Set,, Chicago, says: “My wife had a very severe case been visiting at L. E. Cable’s, returned ment) of wages, have secured judg The subject for next Sunday morn GAYDE BROS., of lagrippe, and it left her with a very V-: to her home at Kincardine, Canada, ment for the°amou|at due each, the total ing at First Church of Christ Scientist bad cough. She tried a bottle of Foleys Telephone No. 53. j NORTH VILLAGE W ednesday. reaching nearly $2,000. Fred Dunn will be “Christ Jesus.” Honey and Tar and it gave immediate Mr. " Pettingill ...... hful the largest i ti The C. E. Society will bold their ser relief. A 50 cent bottle cured h er cold W. H. Fisher will sell, at auction on her entirely.” Price 25c ■ and 50c. ’9$ the F. M. Briggs farm, in Livonia dividual accounts, the former 9470 and vice as usual in the Presbyterian church Pharm acy. township, on Saturday, Feb. 23, at 1 the latter 9320. The cases were brought Sabbath evening at 6 o’clock. o’clock p. m., 24 head of ho&es. John through Attorney Vining, of Wayne. Pastor Beckwith will preach the first ' Workingmen’s Caucus. Bennett, auctioneer. •. yining writes | Ttye Mail that Don of a series of sermons on Baptist Doc Dielekinson had! promised him that trine next Sunday morning. Subject A workingmen's caucus will be held Huston & Co. haveai few Portland in the village hall, Plymouth, on Thurs Cutters left w^jch they will closeout the judgmental would be paidlby “Baptism and Close Communion.” t I HYDE’S H U T MARKET day, Feb. 28,1901, a t 7:30 p. m., for the a t 918.75 e a c h r “ is jweek Saturday,A, ahian d he has fu ll be, Regular monthly covenant meeting urpose of placing in nomination canid li^f that they will1 be paid. We hope Mrs. Clara B^ Arthur, president of of th e B ap tist church S aturday a t 2:30 a tea for village officers, as follows: Pre- SsidentJClerk,.Treasurer, 3 Trustees (two Cbe B est of Everything boys will not be again disappointed. : r ? the Detroit Equal Suffrage Association p. m. Delegates will be appointed for years, assessor, and for such other bus accompanied by one or'’ two others, to Iwje have secured tjhe agency fo r the the pastor’s ordination, March 12th. : iness as may properly come before it. in the m eat Line. Puritan Shoe. W ait! and look at them By Order of Committee. ______;______I______. -*!. be announced later, will address the ifoire buying elseiwhtere.—J . R. Rauch*- The Baptist Aid Society wish to ex Political Equality Club, on Wednesday Soo. • _ . tend heartfelt thanks to all who con Raise Calves Without Milk. PORK SAUSAGE, m evening, March 6th. Washington’s birthday supper and tributed to the success of their enter Thousands are doing it cheaply and At a regular meeting of Plymouth inCert will be given at the M. E. tainment at thfjjL church Wednesday successfully with BlatchfortFs, Calf We have our own brand of the finest Always on hand. Meal, the perfect milk substitute. Try Camp M. W. An Wednesday evening, :h this (Friday) evening. Supper Evening. . # •’I 14. J . D. M c L a r e n , the following officers ware installed: L from 5 until 7:30 o’clock, price - The Epworth £eague book social at N. Dickerson, V. C.; Albert Gates, W. Steamed Ham for Cold Meats—Try it! Goods deliv 10 cents. Com gins a t 7:45; ad S. O. Hudd’s Wednesday evening, was For Sale or Exchange—My farm near Phoenix Mill. Address H. W. Hol A.; H. B. Hall, banker; P. Hough,-) mission 15 cenl Allowing it the a pleasant event. . Alarge number was ered to any part of the village free. Give us a call. comb, 320 WarreD-st. west, Detroit. ,______' ______1------.— clerk; J. H. Cooper, escort; J. Coch present and enjoyed the music and rane, sentry; T. Wagonschutx, watch- games. Light refreshments were F o r Sa l e .—A house and lot located After this date all customers who receive their pay by the n , After the installation the mem on Bowery street. Enquire of L. Hol must settle every moflth, and those paid by the week must settle weekly. , served. loway. ______.______. ben enjoyed an oyster supper. This rule will be strictly enforced. The leaders for the Epworth League LaGrippe coughs often continue for .. •• devotional meeting next1 Sunday night months and sometimes lead to fatal re are the Misses Retta Bullock and Alice sults after the patient is supposed to W M . G A Y D E The subject under discussion is have passed the danger point. Foley’- Honey and Tar affords positive protect You will bejmade NORTH VILLAGE. • i‘-' . | L ^
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--A f ■■ - P-K MICH NEWS ITEMS. DOINGS OP THE -VIST, SESSION. c h a p p e d h a n d s . T h e O r a a t B n b C or*. The uses of Garfielcl. Tea are manfr There prisoners in the county ■»Th e following bills wercT W aab Tta« i Thoronrhlj and Bins* Tb®m It fold; it regulates the digestive orgajja; j a f l a t Ma ;tlho la rg e st n um ber th e h o u s e o n the 19th: Au1 Ilf SALOONS ______1 l In Bnnnlnar Water. ' ' f cures constipation; purifies the. blood; on>h record.'re< townships pf Springwells am Discomforts" arising: from chapped .brings good health. of the Week Briefly jOriion is talking electric street lights to build bridge across. River Rouge, Aided by Hundreds Mrs/ Nation hands can be alm ost entirely avoided, tol take the place of the kerosene lam ps cost not to exceed 820,000; providing says the Providence Journal. All that ,8 - R e l a te d . ' Railways use up over 2 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 t o n s - - for construction of bridge across Stur Destroys More Property. in use at present Is needed is that the hands should be of steel a year, alm ost half the worfd’a New York ank Boston capitalists are geon river, Houghton county, cost not thoroughly rinsed in running water p r o d u c t. •ILLIN TEREST MICHIGANDERS ring to erect aj new elevator *at Port to exceed $1,000; subm ission of proposi TOPEKA JOINTISTS THE LOSERS after they have been washed with tion toeleciors of the city of Grand Rap H uron very -shortly.. ______* -\ soap. The hands, indeed, should neTer Sufferers from sick headaches are ids authorizing the board of education • Oor Can Make Speedy Judge Jam es | B.| Eldreclge, aged 66, Crusaders Started Oolt ait Daylight, D e be washed in still water. This prac-. not users of Garfield Tea, for' this to purchase school sites and to construct tf They Want to was Shown onle of the b^st known citizens of lit tics, so common as to be almost uni HERB TEA is a positive curb for sick— a library building; prohibiting the sale molished One of tfie City’s Finest Clemens, died o^i tlie 18th. versal, is chiefly responsible for tne headaches, constipation and liver dis W%aa They Bushed Through the BUI of intoxicating liquors within two Saloons, Ruined Property Stored in roughening of the hands, and for pro o rd e rs . Car Moorland, o f Detroit. Five St. Joseph | people were near miles of the tow nship of Cleon,: M anis a Cold Storage Plant and a Barn. ducing the uncomfortable so-called ideath's door on the! 17th, as a result"of tee county; providing compensation of The judgm ents of God are as loving Death Record for 1900. of iusing condensed jmilk th at contained "chapped” condition of these useful $2.50 per day for sheriff and deputy Cudahy Kidnaper Captured. as His mercies. p o is o n . members, a condition directly result CSkief ffiibun pf the division of vital sheriffs of Bay county while attending The police of Omaha Jiave tinder ar ant from the alkali' remaining -in the You cannot divorce doctrine from -eftatistrca-of the secretary of state’s of- k t Jacksonton the 18th the Michigan court; authorizing village of Alma to rest James Callahan, ; charged with water from the soap. To prevent this d u ty . 4he. on the 18th completed the compil- Poultry Breeders’ union was organ borrow $25,010 ,for public improve complicity in the abduction of Edward the hand washing: should be accom . itin n s o f deaths occurring in M ichigan ized, and a poultry show will be held' ments; submission of proposition to Cudahy, Jr., on the night of Dec. 18. plished under a running faucet, which L au't Family Medicine -danog the year 1900. This is the jDec. 9 to 13. electors of township of Crystal for Callahan was arrested on on thei.IGth, is also like the rain or shower bath, Moves the bowels each day. In order -warlieBt this inform ation has ever been The proposition to bond the village the relief of C. B. Barker, .township but the police kept the fact a secret to be healthy this is necessary. Acts much more wholesome, as well as g iro to the public, and the statistics jfor an electric fighting plant will be treasurer, and bis bondsmen on ac until the 19th in the hope of securing gently on the liver and kidneys. Cure* more tidy, than any other pjan. Some •ft— which it was compiled are most jvofced on by the jcitizens of M ayville at count of Foss of township funds caused other arrests . Young Cudahy has pos sick headache. Prices 25 and 50a - m o e m n b b . radicals In this m atter believe It would The com pletion shows that the spring election. by the failure of Neilson & Co.'s bank itively identified him as the man who th e totaA num ber of deaths in Michi- j be a service to mankind if plumbers A Capac farmer who raised chicory at Pentw ater in May, 1900; relief of H. accosted him near the Cudahy resi Courasre is the cure for discouragement. la s t year was 33,320, the rate per could be induced to omit the plugs Faith without works is dead and work without < last year realized 81,382 from 20 acres A. Grant, treasurer of the township of dence and represented himself to be a ' being 13.9, as compared with a from wash bowls, a procedure not faith is drudgery. anfi th i| year hej is going to plant 50 Pentw ater; providing for management deputy sheriff from an adjoining ~fa*bri.of33#159 and a rate of 14.1 for of a free public library in Sault Ste. likely t;o oe accomplished at the pres acres to the coffee substitute. county and forced him into a buggy, TO CURE A COLD TN O N E D A T . --MB. O f the total num ber of deaths in Marie; submission of proposition to and also as a man who kept guard ent stage of popular education. In the Take L axative Bromo QUisine Tablets. All The poultry and I pet stock fanciers t a r n , flbfcre w ere 1,433 still births. 6,542 electors to authorize village of Red over him at the Melrose Hill house contemplation of water, the human druggists refund:the money if it fails to oora pf Alpena county have formed an or E. VV. Grove’s signature is on the box. 25a -dubfreat under one year old, 2,562 be Jacket to bond itself for $100,000 for during the 30 hours he was kept a mind seems to revert at once to still ganization for mutual benefit and the tw een 1-and 4 years, 8,754 of persons paving improvements. prisoner, pending the negotiations for water, a trait we have probably 1 ^ holding of annual exhibitions. When love sleeps, envy is on the watch. €5 years old and over. The n umber of The following bills were passed t?y the ransom of $25,000, which Mix Cu herited from our savage ancestors, whb A. recruiting office to eniist men for Ghosts may talk, but few people understand deatfcs-from the 'principal causes was the house on tne 14ih; To authorize dahy paid for the return of his boy. had" no opportunity of! applying water the dead languages. |the regular army was opened at Lan -as follows: Pulmonary tuberculosis, consolidation street railway, electric save from ponds, rivers and lakes, sing on the 19th. and 12 young men. ■MMs other forma of tuberculosis, 562; light and gas light companies operat Did Not Rest on Sunday. -uioney expended in pure soap, it should Neglect yonr hair and you lose it. Pxnxza's Hazb mostly young farmers, passed the ex Bai.sam renewti the prwwth and color. typhoid fever, 860; diphtheria, 38$r ing in contiguous territory in Muske Mrs. Caine Nation put in a busy be added, is well laid put. The purest UisnsBcoiuis, the beat cure for coma, ltcta. a m i n a t i o n . croaps 153; scarlet fever, 267; measles, gon, Newaygo, Kalamazoo, Jackson Sunday in Topeka on the 17th and as soap to he had is ^orie too good and whooping cough, 193; pneumonia, The taxpayers of Hesperia will vote 307; and Calhoun counties; authorizing the a result the capital city has experi care should be taken to secure it, but Ambition may be a virtue, but it is the pareni on the question of . granting saloon bf many vices. diarrheal diseases of children un township of Lawrence in Van ISuren enced more genuine excitement than whatever soap is used see that the -k d er 5 years of age, 2,524; cerebro-spinai licenses at the spring election. There chunty. to issue bonds not to exceed can be remembered by the oldest in hands are thoroughly rinsed, and after- ^ Carter’s Ink. m eningitis, 403; influenza, 490; puer has not been a saloon in the village habitant. Mrs. Nation literally cram $8,000 for the building of a town hall; ward dried. has the lareest sale of any ink in the world,.be peral septicemia, 190; cancer, . 1,406; for some years. . amending charter of city of Port Hu med the day with thrilling episodes. cause it is the best ink that can be made. v io l e n c e , 1,756. Ipaton county grangers are making ron to correct errors in boundaries and She succeeded in having the contents The First OH Well. contracts with Alcona county farmers to create a-park commission; vacating of a. notorious joint smashed, broke Pennsylvania'has the honor of dis 'A betltina mun doesn’t have to fat to be a Very Rapid Legislation. heavy K>sor. fori raising field peas for seed. They incorporation of village of Palmer in into a cold-storage plp.pt in search of covering the first coal oil well. This T F h e Michigan state legislature on claim that insects w;ill not perm it their M arquette county; converting the De liq u o r , r u i n e d t h e m i r r o r s i-n s e v e r a l was in 1859, by Colonel Drake, in the Pi.so’s Cure is the best medicine wo ever used . rOte 1-itfe broke all records as far as the being raised in Eaton. troit board of public works into a one- bars found stored in a livery barn, ad outskirts of Tltusvillet The state a for all affections of the throat and lungs.—W m. E ldest inhabitant” recollects in the *). E n u sl e y , V anburen, IncL. F eb. lu, 1900. I I^y the breaking ip two of a freight man bead organization; to consolidate dressed a large mass meeting of'men n u m b e r o i years ago erected a monu im portant legislation under passage of train while passing through the tun- schools in the city of Hudson and Hills and women and was arrested fofur ment to the discoverer; The first well iti^egaiseof it being jmerely of local pel; at Port Huron on the 19til, the dale county into the Hudson public times. The last, time that the law was not a great gusher,- but as oil was ^importance. The legislature rushed Cre^v on the detached end of the train .sc.hool system; to incorporate the pub laid its hands upon her was when Mrs. then selling for about $14 a barrel -th ro u g h both houses a bill reorganiz harrow ly escaped! asphyxiation. lic schools .of the village of Jerome: to Nation emerged from the church gushers were not necessary to produce in g the* board of publife works depart- ! More quail were destroyed in lower change and detefm iue the wards of the where the mass m eeting had been held. a fortune in a few weeks. The meth m e n t o f the -city of Detroit. The pres Michigan by the recent heavy snow city of Ludiugton; changing name of ods- of production werei as crude as the e t bo ard of w orks was demolished in Philippine Trade Improving-. storm s than by tlie guns of the hunters Minnie Boorman to Minnie Howard; oil. the old-fashioned well sweep being i t s en tire ty , and a new measure^ en The total value of merchandise, gold last season. Rabbits are having a hard for organization of school districts in used to bring the oil to the surfofee. a c te d c a l l i ng for the appointm ent of a and silver, im ported into the Philippine B tainle to live during the extreme cold Ossineke township,. Alpena county; There was no casing then, as now, and --superintendent of public works who islands during the ,seven inontns end weather of the pist month. providing for the appointment of a no shooting of wells in the up-to-date is to become maste'r of the situation, -stenographer for the probate court in ing July 3L was $13,309,554, an in -j A wreck occurred on the. Grand way now-employed. wamiug^iis own staffs and making all Lapeer cohnty; giving summer resort crease of $3,820,398 or over 40 per cent rank near Richmond on the 17th, b o a rd Appointments. The term of office associations power to renew their cor compared with 1899. The total ex- ing to carelessness on the part of i a flour years, and the salary $5J»00. porate life for 30 years: providing for | ports from the Philippines to- all icoun- 1>- W. H. Moreland, former president freight engineer who fell asleep at | tries combined amounted to over $15,- hjis post. No one was killed but the regulation of foreign .building and loan -o pine stumps, Office at house, next to Christian Science Hall. to call o n you. dozen doses at one gulp, w n on three shots, six rods off hand, at a bullet make a deal, get some and work up a. his legs again. “You've a great rf'al patch near one inch square. Hiram Carload for your best girl and see her to learn, my boy,” was the lady’s sub the sob, who was to have the gun, put smile a great big smile. It will be a The Detroit a I,ima~Northehj sequent remark to the astonished d r- up the mark on a small "oak, near the sure thing. The Plymouth eMail to r. foot of Cass street. The first shot was LaGrippe Quickly Cured. KAILWAY. a good one.5 fHe said I had ticked the ‘In th e w in te r of 1898 a n d 1899 I w as Time Table ia Effect Oct. 8th 1899. ' P h o n e 6. Can Uve on *40.000. upper edge of the mark. The second taken down with a severe attack of SOUTH ROUND. Lord Alversfcone is not very wL; shot was made. He then said I had what is called La Grippe” says F. L. No.l. No. 3 known, but Sir Richard Webster j;s not hit tlie tree. The third shot was Hewett, a prominent ddruggist r of Win- field, 111. The only[y medicine medi I used was • A. K. r. u and bqth names belong to one person, made with the same remark. I had hit Detroit...... Lv.i : ■ 7 30 «5 00- the present lord chief Justice of Ei two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Carleton — 8 35 7 or. the tree but once. I went down, and Remedy. It broke up the cold and stop Dundee ..., land. The son of a barrister. 1 -ofd ped the coughing like magic, and I have Tecumseh... ! 9 50 . t 15 veratone started in the same p:ofi sure enough, there was but one,ball Adrian..... ; ioo8 hole. “We will chop them out, that never since, been troubled with Grippe.” Wauseon— i 11 (B 9*5 OT- sion with a stern determination to .Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy can Napoleon.N a polo : u a lu 15 THROUGH WITHOUT CHANOK . ' l l gun has never failed me (before, and M alin ti : 11 48 ,.10 lb -to the top. After being called to {he always be depende ■•: a a . i .K • y • t • ? i • '• . J -
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