LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 3. 1903 FITE CENTS.
EARl JOHNSON SHOT WILLIAMS WELL WED Buy Your Drafts . BY SPECIAL POLICE MACK BUT DIDN'T PATRONIZE Cash Your Checks THIS MORNING. HOME INDUSTRY. LOOK'S Deposit Your Funds * He and David Rice Kicked up a Went to take Odessa to Buy Row at Cramer's Saloon. His Bride. Earl Juhnson, of Beldlng, wan shot The marriage of our popular School Opening Day, by Special Police Jl. Mack at three young townsman, Uriah Brooks Williams and Miss Jessie Marguerite ... a/ the... o'clock this morning and lies at Hotel Central, where he wan attend- Cogswell was consummated at the ^.4 ed by Dr. Eaton. home of the bride's parents, at Lake Monday, Sept. 7,1903 The trouble started about nine Odessa. Wednesday evening, Aug. o'clock laHt nlghtatCrunier'sHaloon, 20, in the presence of a few near rela- City Bank and according to reports, Johnson tives aad friends. and David Rice, who claims Grand The ceremony was performed at Our stock of School Books and School supplies is enorm- ous In size and complete In every detail. RespoaBlbllity $180,000.00 Rapids as his home and Beldlng as a 7:80 by Rev. S. T. Morris of Grand prior residence, were the main offend- Rapids and the impressive ring ser- We waat you to kaotv about our 3 Per Cent Paid on Deposits. ers. They were accompanied by two vice was used. The bride and Rebouad aad Second hand other Beldlng men, who tried to groom entered the prettily decorated School Books. keep the i>eace but were unable to parlor attended by the bridesmaid These books have been thoroughly overhauled and some control Rice and Johnson. and groomsman. Miss Nina Hiler rebound so that for all practical purposes they are good as and Earl Hunter, respectively. new and you make a notable saving in cost. We can supply The last two had been noisy for any books used in city or country schools both in new and some time, although Mr. Cramer After the ceremony and congratu- second hand. Bring in your orders early and get the best says they had not spent to exceed lations the company sat down to a selections. Everything In school supplies. fifty cents In his place. They were sumptuous wedding supper and then Tablets. Slates, Peaclls, Peas, thrust out doors several times, but the bridal party started for Lowell, lak. Erasers, Crayoa, Etc. kept returning and trying to have a amidst plenteous showers of rice row with the others and C. M. Hlgby and old shoes, and the din of cow who were playing pool. Several bells and tin pans. They arrived at times they dared Cramer and his bar late hour, at the home of the tender to go out doors, but were Ig- groom's mother, which had been re- nored until one of them smashed a cently vacated by her and was in LOOK'S glass sign, when Rice wax captured readiness to receive the newly wed- and pushed Into the saloon until ded pair. On their arrival they Drug and Book Store Night Watch Lane came and landed found the Pickle Bachelor club al- him In the village jail. Officer Lane ready there, and they spent the time then asked the assistance of Special until the "wee sum" hours" in mak- Police R. Mack and they began a ing night hideous for the neighbors. search for Johnson, who had es- In their endeavors to entertain the caped. young couple. Whea you buy a At three o'clock. Mack found his Mr. and Mrs. Williams received a man near the Pere Marquette depot, large number of useful and beautiful evidently waiting for the night gifts. freight for Beldlng, and covering him It is unnecessary to introduce Mr. Sowing Tlfachine Separator with a revolver at a distance of six Williams to the people of Lowell, as feet, told Johnson to consider him- he Is well known here as one of self under arrest. The latter wheeled Lowell's most enterprising and and ran and Mack saw that he was highly esteemed young men. The You had better buy of a reliable going to escat>e him, and firing near bride has been a teacher in Ionia dealer, one that you know, one who Leads them all. his heels told him to halt. Johnson and is knowk there and in Lake carries repairs, one whose guarantee is Odessa as a^young lady of finest and good becaose he stays here to make it For Sale by continued to run while Mack fired four shots, Ignoring the repeated or- purest qualities and one who will bo. Buy of a fly-by nit;ht peddler or a ders to halt. Near the Taft house make an ideal home. cheap-John department honse and you he jumped from the sidewalk Into They will be at home to their have no redress or no remedy or re- the ditch, and received the fifth shot friends after September 15. pairs when the olap-trap goes back on R.B.BOYLAN from a :i'2 calibre gun in the back. yon. Buy rigbl and you'll buy of W. C. T. V. He was able to walk as far as the The Lowell W. C. T.U. will meet on Hatch house before he collapsed the Island Friday afternoon, Sept. 4 Then help was secured and"he was for a picnic tea. If the weather Is fav- carried to Hotel Central orable. If not It will meet with Mrs. where Dr. Eaton probed for Geo. McKee. Music, Jewelry, Watches, and Sporting the ball and found it just under The Central W. C. T. U. will hold R. D. STOCKING Goods. the skin on the left front side. He Its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Jno. White. Tuesday , Sept. 8. thinks the ball' passed around the A full attendance Is requested. rib, and that the Internal organs are not Injured. The wound bleeds HEARD ABOUT TOWN. freely, but It Is thought to be caused Just take a look at our cakes and get our prices and you by the brokeu rib, and not by the You are sure Your Summer Vacation Mrs. Minnie Benson is visiting In won't bother to bake any to enjoy an... ball. Detroit. more this hot weather. Rice was taken before Justice Per- A. W. Covert made a trip to Chi- ry this morning and fined $10 and cago last week. f2.50 costs or 20 days In the county WiT "nave an add M. Hunt of St. Johns was the See Cream Soda... jail. As he did not have the money uast of Miss Lynne Crawford Sun- ed value and one he will probably go to jail. When ay. that will give pleas- he gets out he wlfl have to face a Miss Kittle Mason returned Mon- If you get It at ure to you and charge of smashing an $80 plate glass day from a month's visit with lonla our fountain. -our friends for a friends. We make our own front for McGann of the Town Pump ice cream. fifelime, if you saloon of Grand Rapids. The latter Harold Oliver returned Saturday take with you one Identifies Rice as the man who threw from an extended visit In Grand Rapids. of our a spltoou through his window about WELDON SMITH, a year ago. Archie Lewis returned yesterday to Beldlng, somewhat 'improved In health. Good work horse for sale, or will KODAKS FUUIFTEARS. exchange for good cow. Enquire of Charles McCarty. B0WNE LOSES AN HONORED Miss Edith Smith and Frank Hyatt Simple in opetation, but effective in resultB. Easy to of Hastings si)ent Sunday with Mr. PIONEER CITIZEN and Mrs. L. T. M. Foster. buy, eaay io carry, easy to use. Buy one. you'll never regret it. The band boys serenaded Mr. and In John S. Walton, Dead at Mrs. U. B. Williams at their home Eighty-Six. last evening' and were hospitably entertained. The death of John S* Walton oc- curred at his home In Bowue, Fri- Mrs. Margaret Jones dled-Aug. 28, Dollars Saved! A. D. OLIVER. day, Aug. 28. Funeral services were at her home In Ada township, at the age of 83 years. She was burled JEWELER, WATCHMAKER held at Bowne Center church, Sun- Monday at Parnell. day afternoon, conducted by Rev. Prompt and reliable repairs a specialty. anq OPTICIAN. The pupils and teachers of the Mr. Freeman. kindergarten department of the M. By buying a GaBoline or Wickless Blue Flame Oil Mr. Walton was bom In the town- E. Sunday school enjoyed a pfculc Stove We are going to cloie out ship of Bath, Stuben county, N. Y., on the Island yesterday. every gasoline and oil stove some way. We most July 19,1817. At the age of 14 years Mrs. J. D. Harvey returned Satur- have the room for the he moved to Washtenaw county, day from a ten days' visit at Sun- field, with Judge F. H. Bacon and AAAAAA AAAAAA AAAAAA AAA AAAftAA AAA AAA AAA AAA AAAMichigan fl , and from there to balnes family and other friends. 2^mrTWmf?TfTTnmmmfmfTm^ township in 1838. In 1862 he settled Finest Line of Heating on his farm in Bowne, where he re- Claude Lane and wife are In town. Mr. Lane has resigned his position Stoves Ever Shown in At Weyrick's mained until his death. at Harbor Springs and will start a Mr. Walton was an Intelligent and new drug store here. Lowell. highly respected citizen and was Died—Sunday, near Elmdale, the well known in Lowell, where he fre- three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Gome and make us an offer. quently visited. He leaves two sons, Geo T^eece. Funeral services were Meat Market 'J Ransom and Volney of Bowne and held Tuesday at the Dunkardchurch. 2/ou can always find ike very best of two daughters, Mrs. Mary Hatten Mrs. Llbble Peters of Mandervllle. of Bowne and Mrs. Christina Alex- Minn., and Ernest Brower, student everyihing the market affords at Ferris' Institute, Big Rapids, vis- ander of Lowell. ited their uncle, S. Brower, and fam- Western oorn-fed steers—they are 0. K., Pork, Veal, Mut- ily. SOCIETIES. Scott & Wlnogar. ton, our own wake of Corned Beef and Salt Pork and The game of ball for the benefit of Smoke6 Meat s are the finest. Armour Star Hams and Regular annual communication of the Lowell band, postponed on ac- Bacon, Armour Star Boiled Ham and ail other kinds of Cyclamen chapter No. 94, O. E. S., count of bad weather, will come ofi meats belonging to a first class market. A nice line of Friday evening, Sept. 4. to-morrow (Friday) afternoon. Ad- mission from 10 cents up. No free canned goods. Cod fish, Salt fish. Chickens every Saturday A farewell reception was tendered tickets, and no change given at the Indiana Swee Ueart Watermfellons. All these things and Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Flanagan by the gate. This will be a hot game. many others can be found at O. E. S. at their hall last Friday Turn out. evening. A goodly number were present and the evening was enjoy- C, O. Lawrence has sold his bazaar The committees having In charge Make your piano or furniture look ably spent with games and other to Harrison Sherman of St. Johns, the Second Annual Good Roads fes- like new by using Liquid Veneer amusements. Refreshments were who took posesslon last Thursday, tival at Lowell, September 10, are piano polish. Sold by U. D. Stocking. served. Mr. and Mrs. Flanagan left and has leased the Johnson grocery landing some good features, which Compare house* painted with A. L. WEYRICK'S stand, formerly occupied by McMa- this week for their future home in will be presented to our guests free Shaker Paint with those painted with Grand Rapids, accompanied by the hon Bros., and will open a new and on that day. See advertisement on best wishes of their many Lowell complete stock of groceries and be page 4, and prepare to spend the other brands. For sale by friends. ready for business next week. day In Lowell. I». (I.LOOK. my
THE tUDflBR, LOWELL, MICH, THUKBDAY, SEPTEMBER. 3 1908, Over-Work Weakens KALAMAZOO GETS SCHOOL COST OF GOVERNMENT. INTERESTING FIGURES. realise over half ABIIIfCnratiTRQ-sT til the'manager gTTeS" iFTO" hTm In the JOHNSON WINS. Your Kidneys. It Is an Interesting fact that the aver- fall. He may have a part not In the Bztracta from the Annual Report of age swamp land fund and the Indian least suited to him, but he cannot help Olereland'i Mayor Named for dor- FLEEI IS M18 I'hat City ifaa Beea Choaen ea the Lo« State Treaanrer McCoy Qlvea Stat* war claims fund both come to the state eat of Mlchlsaa'a Recelpta State Inanrance Commla- Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. that In case the manager has decreed ernor hy Ohio Democrats—Sya- cation for the Western aloner Darry. from the national government; and now that he must act It and BKpeaaea opvla of the Platform. Mlehlaan Normal. All the blood In your body passes through that the legislature has decided to use Then there are very few stars now- New Franklin Typewriters your kidneys once every three minutes. them for road building they are virtually rami, m Lansing, Aug. 31.—State Treasurer Lansing, Aug. 31—Insurance Com- adays who can give out seats and boxes YET DEB Columbus, 0., Aug. 27.—The Johnson Kalamazoo, Aug. 31.—Kalamazoo gets The kidneys are your missloner Barry has completed his re national aid to road Improvement. The to any extent. In the old days the star Brought On Sciatic programme was carried out completely the western Michigan normal school, McCoy's^ annual report shows that port of the life and accident insuranoe blood purifiers, they (li- swamp lands were granted to the state could present half the house to his Wednesday in the democratic state con- provision for which was made by the Michigan's expenses last year were $7,- TM va* *•• • ki* t mvrUr Orders Given to United States Euro- companies' business In Mich^w for tha ter out the waste or by congress about the middle of the last friends, if he wanted to. because he was Rheumatism. Wind and Bad Weather Prevent last legislature. Twenty-eight cities 387,535. Ton years ago, they were $3.- Impurities In the blood. vention. pean Squadrons-President last fiscal year. It shows.lWPUiere are century. A large part of the lands have the whole thing. But nowadays the av- $ on tod at The ticket nominated !• as follows: and towns in western Michigan were 000,000. The year's receipts were $8,- If they are sick or out Completion of Yacht Race for 61 life companies dofuft' business here, since been sold or donated to promote erage star has to ask his manager for Nervous Prostration Governor, Tom L. Johnson, of Clevs- Gives Command. visited by the state board of education, 450,829; the balance on hand at the be- of order, they fall to d« -W 39 casual ity.JUIelity and surety com- .their work. railroads and other Internal Improve- seats, and doesn't always get them. America's Cup. land; lieutenant governor, Frank B. which was empowered to locate the ginning of this fiscal year was $4,517,105. Followed. $4,00 par month panles^ilf^BsesBment, life, accident and Pains, achesandrheu- ments, but there are Htill many mlllloiifl Nor do the young stars of the day Miles, of Toledo: supreme Judge, Ed- school, and Kalamazoo was the unani- All but $43,000 of the half million of lefit associations of other states, matism come from ex- of acres of valuable land from which an have the right to bring friends Into the Dr. Miles' Nervine Gave ward J. Dempsey, of Cincinnati; attor- Action Takea oa Learnlna of Aaaaa- mous choice. Free site and a bonus of war bonds Issued in 1898 were paU Two of the Scrim Have Been Woa by 10 Michigan- fraternal societies and 43 cess of uric acid In the iifanense fund can be derived, air of dressing room as those of the old times ney general, Frank S. Monnet, of Co- alnatloa of Vice Coaanl Muffolaaen $40,000 will be furnished. Altogether there was an excess of $43,800 lu tl blood, due to neglected Back Health. the Rellnnee—Her Showlnn In two fraternals of other states. whlch'TB-fo be used for road building. could. The younger brood must follow lumbus; treasurer of state, V. J. Dahl.of —Newa I'rovea to Be tlatrae—The the city must raise about 176,000, which loan sinking fund. The taxpayers kidney trouble. Rent applies Attempt* at the Third llnce Proreii The receipts of the department for the The roads ate Uftt to be built by the state, the rules of the theater Just like the "I was laid up during the winter of 94-95 Washington Courthouse; auditor of Sqaadron, However, Will Net Be it is proposed to do by bonding. It Is went down into their pockocs for almost Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady but by the countfes* each of which will other actors. Thus have the privileges with sciatic rlieumntism and nervous prostra- on Purchase C'onolnalTely That the Trophy 1> state, Charles A. Kloebe, of Wapako- Recalled. year were $370,434.23. From fire and heart beats, and makes one feel as though tion brought on by a severe attack of La- said that the school will be made the $3,000,000 of the revenue, and the con- draw from these funds In proportion to of the star been curtailed. Certain to Remain. netta; school commlesioner, J. H. Se- cerns paying specific taxes made con- marine companies of other states and they had heart trouble, because the heart Is Grippe. The rheumatic pains were so se- most important institution in this sec- over-working In pumping thick, kidney- the total aHsessed value of Its property. vere at times that It was impossible for me to crest, of Ottawa; member of board of Washington, Aug. 29.—On Thursday tributions as follows: " foreign countries, three per cent, on tion of the country, and the latest meth- poisoned blood through veins and arteries. This Is not all the road leglHlatlon the RADIUM CURE FOR CANCER. turn in bed. I was unable to sleep. I had public works. T. H. B. Jones, of Iron- gross Michigan premiums, $189,262.56; two of our best physicians in attendance, THE YACHT RACE. the state department received a brief ods will be Incorporated. Manual train- Boiler Inspection insurance com- It used to be considered that only urinary good roads advooates of Florida want. ton; United States senator, John R. panies 1016 68 from life Insurance companies, two per An InterrNtlna: Case Recently Report- took all the advertised remedies for troubles On the Franklin all the writing is. in plain sight. With cablegram dated at Constantinople, from ing and normal departments probably troubles were to be traced to the kidnays, A large and enthuplaBtlo state good roads of this kind imt got nu help whatever until I Clarke, of Cleveland. ExprtHs companies 16,1102 71 cent on Michigan premiums, $13,264.71; Reliance Winn Second of t^ie Serle> Mr. Leishman, United States minister to will eventually be features. Fire insurance companu's 189,362 M but now modern science proves that' nearly convention was held at Oalnesvllle In ed to the Vienna Society of took Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine. Six writing in night, mistakes are more easily corrected, there is no The result of the convention leaves 11.412 78 from cooperative and assessment com- for the America Cop—Trophy Turkey, announcing that on Sunday last Quarnntcc liiNurancv cnmpanles. all constitutional diseases have their begin- July. Resolutions were adopilf de- Physicians. bottles restored me to health; 1 am lietter lifting of the carriage and less work all around. Write for catalog. the party, organization 18 to 3 in the Life inHiiraiice compunliB IWiOtl « panies, $595; retallatoryiecB, "• ning In kidney trouble. than for years; in fact am entirely relieved. !• Apparently Safe. United States Vice Consul William C. Plank and grave-l road corn- manding the emplovment of convicts In hands of the Bryan-Johnson element for HE DIED RICH. This.is $47,407.22 more than the receipts If you are sick you can make no mistake i Medical circles in Vienna are greatly I can say with a clear conscience that it was Magelssen had been assassinated at Bel- pan leu kM 17 road building; tirplnR Joint action of Dr. Miles' Keftorativc Nervine that restored PluteKlaHs Itmurunce companies. 886 a by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild Interested In a report communicated to New York, Aug. 2G.—In a gloriouB rut, Syria. Instructions were Immedi- Rallruud corepanios 2,7tfl.'i(«2 87 of the previous year. counties In building (lironph lines of me to health. When the pains oi sciatica Relatlvea of a Deceaaed Mlaer Dis- • and the extraordinary effect of Dn Kilmer's the Viennese Society of Physicians and and rheumatism were most severe i secured CUTTER TOWER CO. breeze, over a triangular course, ten ately sent to Mr. Leishman to demand a Freight, refrlgcrotor and car At the close of 1902* the old line in- roads across the slate In all directions; cover That Me Waa Well lounlng companlt'H 1,7'JI 02 Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy hi read at a recent meoting of the Imperial almost immediate relief by the use of Dr. 'J'Jo Dearborn Street. Chicago, III. miles to a leg, the fleet-footed cup de- thorough' Investigation of the affair and 676 78 surance companies had in force In the pledging suppor* i(f candidates for of- Fixed. River Improvement companies... soon realized. It stands the highest for its Academy of Science, to the effect that a Miles'Anti-l'ain Pills. I have recommended fender Reliance again showed her heels the punishment of those Involved in the Tclt Ri aph companies 6,314 W state policies aggregating $198,638,883.- wonderful cures of the most distressing cases fice who will work for pood roads: de- Dr. Miles' Remedies to many people."—Fred Telephone companies •IS,Ml 27 I long-standing case of cancer was cured Myers, Kedfield, S. D. yesterday to Sir Thomas Upton's chal- crime. President Roosevelt, at Oyster Frankfort, Aug. 81—The estate of 7a,bUJ 63 88. During the year the premiums re- and Is sold on Its merits claring for cooperation with the Na- FranchlHo-fces by radium rays at the clinic of the late "1 was taken with pain in my heart and lenger, taking the second race of the cup Bay, was at once notified of the purport John Bradshaw, an eccentric character Inheritance 161.688 58 ceived by those companies amounted to by all druggists In fifty- tional Good Roads association In th( Cunui companies 1,6(0 00 $7,673,438.42, and losses aggregating Prof. Gussenbauer. The patient, who under the leit shoulder; with such heavy op- series of 1903 by the narrow margin of of the dispatch, and he ordered the Euro- who has resided in Benton township for cent and one-dollar siz- work of organization; and demandinf resscd feeling in my chcst that I could es. You may have a was CI years of age, had long suffered To educate one minute and 19 seconds. pean squadron, consisting of three war- more than 40 years, has been admitted Total $2.329,247.n were paUk-'Uver 3MO0-. that the national government aid-the Eardly breathe. I had palpitation so bad sample bottle by mall Homo of B^amp-Root from cancer of the palate and lip, and and my hcait would throb so that it would at the No Race. ships, upder command of Admiral Cot- to probate. The old man was a recluse, From some of the other sources came new policies were written during the states In the great work of building good ton, to proceed Immediately to Beirut year for a face value of $43,702,154.66, free, also pamphlet telling you how to find . had repeatedly been operated upon rhake my whole bed. I also had a weak, all. New York, Aug. 27.—With the Re- with but two known relatives, a sister these receipts: Insurance commission- . roads throughout the country. one feeling in the region of my heart. My to support the demands of the United out If you have kidney or bladder trouble. I fruitlessly, until the autumn of 1902, liance less than a third of a mile from and a nephew, and was found dead in er, retaliatory fees, $15,265; railway, ex- ! which Is over $6,000,000 more than waa Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer Soctor treated me lor liver and stomach States minister, should this be found KeepInK Boys on the Farm. I when the* physicians of the Viennese trouble but 1 failed to receive any benefit t the finish and the Shamrock 111. hull his house a few days ago. The discovery press and car companies' contributions ever written during a single year prlot Ic Co.. Blnghamton, N. Y. Grand h down on the horizon, fully two miles necessary. A prominent breeder of Short-hornt hospital declared it was absolutely use- until a friend recommended Dr. Miles' Heart that Bradshaw had deposits of $40,000 to general fund, $9,725; notaries' II- | to this time. Cure and Restorative Nervine. 1 used both aatcm of the gallant defender, the On Friday night, however, another On bond Investment schemes the com- claims to have found a way to keep the less to operate again. One physician RapifU in the banks led to a belief that he might censes, $3,452; oil inspection, $11,464; • 1 and one box of the Anti-Pain Pills. I boys on the farm. As each boy reachee determined, as a last resort, to try ra- fourth race of the present series for the i cablegram was received from Mlhister peddlers' licenses, $4,231; deer hunters' missioner 8ays:x "In my Judgment the believe 1 am completely and permanently Business 1 have been possessed of more wealth, and dium rays and treated the aflllcted America's cup on Thursday was de- Leishman, announcing that the report licensft, $6,934; bank department, $16,- j so-called bond Investment schemes with a certain age he gives him a few good cured-"—Mrs. J. \V. Guiding, Noblesville, search was Instituted, $1,800 In gold THE LOWELL LEDGER ' parts by exposing them to'the light of Ind. IT PAYS clared off because of the expiration of that Vice Consul Magelssen was 737; state board of pharmacy, $1,826; | life insurance attachments, and the ac- pedigreed females, bargaining that he Unlwsltv coin. In three different places, being PUBMHIIKD EVKIIV THDRSDAV AT { radium bromide, the strongest radium All druggists sell and guarantee first bot- the time limit of five and one-half } killed was Incorrect. An unknown Indi- medical examiners, $4,906; barbers' j cumulation of fictitious assets under the is to have all the males while the boy ile-Dr Mil s'Remedies. Send for free book found buried two feet below his cellar preparation In existence. He was re- hours, as happened on Thursday last vidual had flred at him and the bulleis commission, $3,736; United States, for guise of policy Hens, while technically LOWKU., MICHIUAN receives all the females. The father on Nervous and I -jart D.seises. Address bottom. Bradshaw's neighboris never warded by a gradual and complete dis- Dr. Mites Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. lilpton Given Up. j passed close to the vice consul, but did soldiers' home, $72,594; United States, within the scope of the so-called old line claims that It pays him well, while the dreamed he had either cash or deposits. BY appearance of the tumors. New York, Aug. 29—Sir Thomas oot touch him. The dispatch said that Michigan's civil war Interest claim, . Insurance, are liable to bring disrepute son soon finds himself with a small FRANK M. JOHNSON. Physicians at the same meeting re- where you are taught the later and more popular systems; where the results are so Lipton, aboard the Erin, declared- Frl- | the vail of Beirut afterwards visited Vice Blames Railroad. $382,167. State tax lands brought $425,- to the business and disappointment to herd of Improved animals on his hands TOM L. JOHNSON. ported that radium rays had cured a excellent that there ia a constant growing demand for its studenta for office positions day In an interview that he would Consul Magelssen, expressed his regrets Durand. Sept 1.—By the verdict of 1 the policy holders. In the case of the and has no desire to leave the farm. (Nominated tor Governor by the Ohio Dem- 727. Entered at Lowotl Postofflco us second case of melanosarcoma (a tumor con- where Gregg Shorthatid improvements save the studenu from two to four months never challenge again for the Ameri- ocratt.) 0 for the outrage, and ordered measures the coroner's Jury in the inquest into The state institutions cost $1,818,176; bond contracts, no reference Is ever class matter. time, while he secureH a aystem that Is endorsed by able REPORTERS of ten of for the arrest of the perpetrator. The Ciena Mllklna Is la^portsat. taining a black or other dark-colored ca's cup until a man had been found | the death of one of the victims of the state kovermnent, including the made by their purveyors to the In- '.wenlv years experience. Let the intending student be wisely governed by these facts next year, when delegates to the demo- error In stating that Vice Consul Magels- the Grand Trunk Western wreck at Pains should be taken to extract the matter), and several cases of red mole. In England who equaled Nat Herres- care of the insane, $1,296,210; the legisla- finitesimally meager life Inaurance fea- SUBSCKIPTION ONE DOM. A It PICK VKAR 1B83 sen had been killed arose from a mistake ' this station August 7, in which more last drop, if possible, at every milk- shoff In yacht building. The baronet | cratic national convention are to be ture, $148,720; salaries of stale officers. ture of the contracts, the entire appeal John Eliot's Bible. Lyon Streei A. S. PARISH, presldetit. In a cipher telegram. I than a score lost their lives, responsi- ADVERTISING RATES. ing. Not only should this be done be- admitted his disappointment at his ; selected. Clerks and Judges, $446,421^ being made to the gambling instincts ol IN ErrECT JAN. I, 1903. John Eliot's Indian Bible, of 1655, was bility is virtually placed upon the road, cause the milk last drawn is the richest, failure and frankly said that he had The platform affirms the declaration This news was at once communicated the prospective purchaser. The princi- Space udvorllsenwnts to cents an inch per on exhibition at the woman's board to President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay, | the decision being that the s'- brakes Drowned While Bathlas> Issue. Samoon yi'Hrly cuntraotH U cunts pci but that cows may be made to main- no hope of winning even a single race. on national Issues of the platform of ple of these contracts Is not Indemnity meeting In Boston, having been loaned 1902, adopted at Sandusky, renewing al- and a dispatch from the latter place did not work properly. Engineer Cheboygan, Aug. 81—Word comes . Inch. Steady mlvuribers gut chulco of po- tain their flow much longer when pains He said: for loss, but the hope -of gain from the r- sitions. by the Town of Nantick, by which it is "American brains and development legiance to the democratic party of the states that the president expressed grati- -Probst, of the second section, li from Indian river, in the southern part ire taken at each milking. This is a 3S PerCent misfortune of others." ' Businoas notices utnonK reading matter, 5 owned. The book is in an excellent nation, and again avowing devotion to fication that Consul Magelssen had es- 1 blamed for neglecting to watch his of the county, that Miss Cressy, the 14-1 cents per Unu. matter of great importance to the dairy- have us beaten. If the day ever The commissioner speaks approvingly state of preservation. Two other copies Doesper cent more Interest you? Isn't It letter than the old the principles of the last national plat- caped without Injury from the assault air gauge, and the lack of hand brakes year-old daughter of P. E. Martin, post- Cards of thanks, 50 cents. man, as it determines the profit or loss comes when England produces a of the insurance legislation exacted at of this Bible are In existence, one in Con- rates? We will pay you 3)^ per cent on a certificate of deposit If the form. It condemns colonialism and Im- of the would-be murderer. He an- on the Wallace circus cars Is also cen- master of that village, was drowned )f his business. A poor man cannot af- Herresshoff then 1 will challenge for the last legislative session. necticut, the other in Europe. money Ih left with us for One Year. If It Is left for ."t nionths or less the cup again. It will not be until perialism, denounces trusts and trust- nounced, however, that no change at sured. while bathing in the river. She and two lord to keep a poor cow. than a year we pay U percent We have a Savings Department and fostering tariffs, repudiates government present would be made In the plans of sisters were in the stream when the . Looka After State's Interest. have sinail banks for home use. They are free. A dollar starts the then. It is unpleasant to be compelled (joins to Kentucky. LEAGUE TO SAVE CHILDREN. by injunction, and opposes financial this government, and that the European waves from a passing boat drew them Lansing, Aug. 30.—Former Attorney aefcount. to admit it. out the brains in boat Unslng, Aug. 31.—The state mlUtary monopoly, together wltji every other le- squadron, which he has ordered to Into the channel. Two were rescued by Rob't D. Graham, Pres. Cornelius Clark, Vice Pres. building are on this side of the water. board has decided upon September 30 General Oren has been here looking after Sahstahtlnl Efforts to Prevent Infaat Thos. W. Struhan.Snd Vice Pres. galized monopoly and legalized priv- proceed liamedlatelj^to Beirut, would Rev. Mr. Schultzberg, of this city, who Herresshoff is a wizard. His work Is as the date for departure of the entire the state's Interest In. the suit brought Mortality Beliiu Made la S. W. Sherman, Cashier. C. L. Ross, Asst. Cashier. ilege. "Adhering to these principles of continue to its ordered destination. It was at his cottage there at the time. ; by the general government to recovei wonderful. None can have admired brigade of the Michigan National Guard Rural Frunue. Reliance more than I have. She Is the Kansas City platform, we repeat our can be said that the president and Sec- i gth National Batik and Savings Bank to Kentucky to participate In the army To Meet la Otaeso. I the balance in the St Mary's canal fund the best boat by all odds and has won condemnation of all efforts to renounce retary of State Hay both regard it ad- maneuvers with the regulars during the Otsego, Aug. 31.—Notices of the thir- when that improvement was turned Ther Is one locality la France where Captall $100,000 OO. Surplus and Undivided Prullts 123,000.00 on strict merit. or Ignore them." visable, in yiew of the present state over by the state. It is practically con- the Infant mortality Is truly frightful; early part of October. The big encamp- ty-eighth annual reunion of the Nine- Directors:- 79 Canal St., GRAND RAPID3, MICH. "I am a most disappointed man. While the platform conUUns- over of unrest in Turkey, to have Ameri- that Is at Salnt-Pul-sur-Mer. In the Pas- ment will be held at the Junction of the teenth Michigan Infantry association, to ceded that the state will have to pay the Cornelius Clark, Hubert Welden, Thos. P. Carroll, Daniel Lynch Thos W My hopes wore high when 1 left home, 4,000 paragraphs only.-otfe'refers to na- can war vesels in Turkish waters. principal sum of $69,000, and the effort de-Calals district. Here out of every Strahan Christian Hertsch, Christian Gallmeyer, Win. li. Anderson, .Samuel M. Ohio and Salt rivers, 20 miles from be held here Wednesday and Thursday, "COME BACK,.BOYS!" for 1 surely believed we would carry tional issues. ..Th'e people are asked to It can be said to be the purpose of now is to avoid paying a large amount STARTING LARGE STONES. two children born one is fated to die Lemon, John W. Blodgett, Wm. H. Gay, Itobert I). Graham. >>(v Louisville, and will be taken part In by September 16 and 17. have been sent out back the cup. deteiffllhe whether all state interests President Roosevelt to afford Ameri- during the first year of Its existence, a SHERIDAN'S RIDE. won the day by-thhl" ride. The best by the secretary. Col. C. A. Conner, of of Interest,'for 20 years or so. "Yestwday's fluke only prolonged •'are to.be sacriflced for the relectlon of can citizens In the disturbed provinces over 20,000 soldiers, about 2,000 of whom • Task That Is tlalte Simple, Al- mortality exactly double the general help he had was from our commissary this city. Gen. Frank D. Baldwin, the the agony for me. I do not^jujnt to Hanna as senator. of Turkey all the protection possible. will be regulars. Active Demand for Money. tkoB|rfc It Seems to Pusslc average for the whole of France, which Another Description of It In Prose stores. The rebs had captured the president of the society, will come from Detroit, Aug. 31.—All of the banks ol win on any slips and I-pggretted Re- William Jennings Bryan, by special For that purpose, and for others which Oood Roads Convention. i Maay Hard Workers. Is, moreover, unusually high—200 to 250 by a Man Who Was There stores and stopped to eat crackers and St Louis, to attend the reunion. A Hfl^allure to get-over the line as resolution, is invited to speak in Ohio may develop in a short time, the de- Washington, D. C., Aug. 31.—The Detroit state that there is an active de- per 1,000. says an article in L'lllustra- at the Time. drink whisky. We had lots of both, large attendance is expected. mand for money both for industrial en- Half-buried stones of medium size •^^gpr^niuch as anyone C3\iid." in support of these declarations of cision is reached that no change will Michigan Good Roads convention for tfon, translated for Public Opinion. We und some of the rebs had not had even are hard to get out, as the soil Is packed Anoiher Failure. principles. be made at this time in the orders to 1903 will be held on the grounds of the To Be Removed. terprises in this city, by the merchanta have been skeptical of leagues In gen- George Phillips, a New York police a cracker for three days. When they and for building purposes. The demand around them and no good hold can be man who does duty at the city hall, is New York, Sept 1.—Again on Mon- the European squadron. Admiral Cot- Michigan State Fair association during Lansing, Aug. 31.—It is rumored at the eral, but the league against Infant mor- broke into our stores they decided from the interior of the state is also be- had with the hands. For starting them one of the last surviving eyewitnesses day the beautiful cup defender Reli- ton will proceed with his vessels to the continuance of the state fair at Pon- Agricultural college that the United tality has proved Its right to exist. The they had rather eat crackers and drink DEATH SENTENCE. ginning to be felt. The country banks out, nothing 4s so good as a cant-hook. of Sheridan's famous ride. He was ance failed to register her third vie-, Turkish waters with the Idea of safe- tiac, Mich., September 7, 8,9,10 and 11, States government experiment station members of the league have succeeded whisky than shoot yanks, so they gave are now making frequent application! chief wagpnmaster in Sheridan's army tory over Upton's challenger because It la Awarded to Caleb Power* for Al- guarding fully Americans and Ameri- 1903, under the auspices of the office of in horticulture will be removed from the in creating at Salnt-Pol-sur-Mer what Is Uen. Phil time to make hie 20-mlle for funds with which to finance the In the valley campaign, and he has ride and rally his men."—N. Y. Sun. the wind died to nothing and the time leffed Complicity In theMuiv can Interests. public road inquiries of the United M. A. C. to the sub-station at South called a "goutte de lalt" (drops of splendid crops grown in the state. given account of the affair. It is be- limit of flve and a half hours expired WaraJaa to Sultan. States department of agriculture, the Haves. As the latter city Is In the mid- milk). At present each child born of Carried llallct Fitrly-One Vears. der of Goebel. lieved to be thoroughly accurate, and before she couljl reach the finish line. Washington, Aug. 31. — Minister American road makers, and the Michi- dle of the Michigan fruit belt, it is Stranse Delusion. ' poor parents receives a box of linen at Capt Henry It Jones, editor of the it Is certainly forcible and dramatic. Her margin was approximately the Georgetown, Ky.,Aug. 31.—The third Leishman has been instructed to no- gan state highway department thought that the work can be carried en Cheyboygan, Aug. 31. — Thomas the time of its birth. Assistance is given New Hartford Tribune, was lately re- in that locality to better advantage. the parents in the form of bread, meat Kr. Phillips says: lieved of a bullet that had been In his same as on Thursday last. She was trial of ex-Secretary of State Caleb tify the Turkish government that it Suea Graad Trunk. Mooney, a prominent farmer, has beep and coal. Mothers who cannot feed "Gen. Phil had gone up to Washing- shoulder since September 17. 1862. On less than half a mile from the finish Powers fur complicity in the murder must keep the peace and that it will Charlotte, Sept. 1—William Stoves, Aa Aired Squaw. adjudged insane. His insanity first at- their children receive bottles of pasteur- ton for something, I don't know what, that date, while In the battle of Antle- when the gun sounded. The Sham- of Gov. William Goebel, in January, be held to a strict accountability for of this city, has brought hult against Prescott Sept 1.—Wademan, widow tracted attention last week, when he ized milk, which has been sterilized one leaving Gen. Wright In command. The tam, he received a severe wound in the rock III. was a faint blur on the hori- 1900, closed shortly before noon Sat- any lawless act toward American citi- the Grand Trunk Western, claiming of the late "Pete" Wademan, has jusl painted the backs of his horses and hour after being drawn from the cow. boys had little confidence in Wright, right shoulder which nearly proved fa- zon, fully two and a half miles astern. urday, with the extreme penalty zens. $15,000 damages for Injuries received celebrated her one hundred and tenth cows to keep the flies off. As he was be- The assistance given the mother is such but they loved Merritt and Custer. tal and has caused 40 years of suffering. Reliance's failure to score the race was of hanging for the distinguished Wants Fleet Recalled. last fall. While he was driving across birthday anniversary. The centenari- ing taken to Jail he wanted to stop and that she does not need to return to work Early and his rebs rushed our lines at The ball was Imbedded In the clavicle and the more exasperating because her ul- prisoner, who had been in the peni- London, Aug. 81.—A dispatch from an squaw was born in Chautauqua paint one of the sheriff's horses so it the track he was struck by a con- until her child is four months old. The Cedar creek, 20 miles southwest of could not be removed without serious re- timate triumph is now conceded, even tentiary for three years on life sen- Constantinople dated August 29, to the county, N. Y., in 1793, and came to this would match the other. struction train, the cars being pushed result of these efforts has been marvel- WinchesteY. Sheridan In Washington sults. For the last six months the wound by Sir Thomas himself, to be simply a tence. Powers has been convicted Exchange Telegraph company, says It county in 1878, where she has cdn- ahead of the engine. Parboiled la Bhavlas Water. our; whereas down to a year ago 50 heard of it He wont out by the rail- has been extremely painful. On Wednes- fprmallty. The superiority of the twice before, this being the third trial Is understood that after an interview tinuously resided since. Her sight Bis Clover Crop. Detroit, Aug. 31.—While Charles B out of every 100 children died within a road and crossed the Potomac at Stev- day night as Capt. Jones was dressing /Horreshoff boat in any kind of weather in which the jury brought in a verdict with Foreign Minister Tewflk Pasha, and hearing are still qnlmpaired. Grover. a laborer living at 628 Kirbj year, during the last eight months (the enson's landing. From there he hur- the wound he felt something hard and FARM IMPLEMENTS TiTiwknowledgod by the yachting crit- of guilty against him. On his previous Minister Leishman requested Wash- Albion, Aug. 31.—Farmers in this sec- Few Dlvorcea Among Polea. avenue, was preparing to shave himsell STRONG STONE HOOK. time the work has been in operation at ried on to Winchester, where he met black, and procuring a pair of pincers ics of both sides of the Atlantic, and trials, he escaped with a sentence of ington to recall the European squad- tion are rejoicing over the prospects for Bay City, Aug. 31.—Although there his small son entered the room and. In Salnt-Pol-sur-Mer) only one child died Wright, and from him obtained the he drew forth the confederate bullet Monday's fluke only prolongs the life imprisonment, as the evidence was ron which has been ordered to Beirut a big crop of clover-seed, which has been like the one shown. It is much like are 30,000 Poles in Bay county, the first the absence of his parent, tipped ovei m Its first year. details of the fight. He left Wright in The ball, Tfhlch Is nearly round. Is the agony of the contest that has already not sufficiently strong against him to a comparatively light crop hereabouts those used for logs, but should have an of all kinds. Protection Aaanred. divorce suit ever brought by a person of the shaving cup, which contained boil- Winchester and mounted the famous size of a large marble, and weighs one been decided. The race was spiritless lead the jury to inflicting the extreme for many years. The average yield extra strong handle with pin or ring at Washington, Sept 1.—In an Inter- that nationality in the local courts waa ing water. The little one was rendered WHAT AMADOU 13. black horse. The horse was black, all ounce, and was probably flred from an from the beginning. It was laid 15 promises to be about three busbelit to the the top. To save wear the lower end The goods penalty. view Monday Chekib Bey, the Turkish decided when Judge Shepard denied unconscious and succumbed. right, at least he was when he started. old-fashioned musket.—N. Y. Sun. miles to windward up the Long Island j_ acre, though some farmers will get as should be faced with iron plates screwed are all Also Buggies, Wagons minister, assured Secretary Hay that both the petition of Dr. Frank Kornie- Sponiry Tissue of Certain Fnaal Much "I had parked my wagontf at one shore and return. Help Again Scarce. much as four or a little better. They To Use Wireless System. on. The hook Iron can easily be made Military Exercise. guaranteed the Turkish government had done Jewskl for divorce and the cross-bill of Used Before Matches Were side of the turnpike to give the horses Topeka, Kan., Aug. 31.—The farmers can sell now for flve dollars a bushel. Milwaukee. Wis., Aug. 31.—Arthui by anyone used to working at a forge. M. T. Guard—I suppose when you were nothing wrong and will use every en- Invented. a rest We were on the run, no ques- In the army you saw a picket fence? and the prices Robes, Blankets, Etc. Iowa Popullata. In the Kansas brobm corn belt are daily Bz-Lawmaker Dead. his wife. Knight, local manager of the Marconi I catch the hook at some corner or nook deavor to protect American citizens tion about that That we were scoot- G. A. R. Mann—Yes; butlt wasamore are fight Dee Moines, la., Aug. 28—The popu- petitioning the state employment bu- Houghton, Aug. 31.—George W. Rull- Street Railway Sold. system, says the company will establish of the stone, and roll it out upon the residing in Turkey. He also discussed "Amadou" Is rarely heard of nowa- ing tor Harper's Ferry and pie Mary- common sight to seea sentry box.—N. Y. lists held their state convention here reau for laborers to save the crop. A son, member of the legislature in 1899 Detroit, Aug. 31.—The Lansing street a station at Charlevoix, Mich., to enable stone boat without any hard lifting.— the conditions of the Insurrection in days. A hundred years ago, however, it land side of the Potomac, and the rebs Sun. Thursday and nominated the follow- call for 200 helpers came from Rice and 1901 for the Second district or railway was sold here to Nelson Mills, the lumber camps to keep in touch with C. H. Gowdy, In Farm and Home. Turkey and said that the Turkish gov- was a great article of export from the were popping at us at every Jump. ing ticket without a contest: Gover- county. As many more are needed In ernment was not responsible for any Qoughton, died suddenly of heart dis- of Marysville. and his associates for the outside world during the jvintei continent of Europe to this country. nor, L. H. Weller, Nashua; lieutenant With my wagons parked and the Saline county. Unless sufficient help of the disasters that had occurred. ease. He was 69 years old and had been $200,000 cash. The line was the property months, when they are isolated tor PROGRESS IN FLORIDA. From France alone England used to buy governor, S. T. Harvey, De« Moines; horsee feeding and resting by the turn- can be secured Immediately much of the a western miner and school-teacher be- of J. D. Hawks and S. F. Angus. The weeks. $120,000 worth yearly, says Stray Sto- judge of the supreme court, J. A. Low- Laws Passed by Learlslatare Devot- pike I was watching the boys run. crop will suffer and the seed will fall fore coming to Houghton in 1866. He purchasers were given Immediate pos- Sne« for Damases. ries. enberg, Ottumwa; railroad commis- War Almoat Certain. las Larue Sums to the Build- "Some were limping and staggering to the ground. Offers of |1.25 per day had been county clerk, supervisor, session of the property. Charlotte. Sept 1.—Clevers hai Amadou Is merely the spongy tissue sioner, Walter McCuIlah, Davis City; Sofia, Bulgaria. Sept 1—Both In offi- Ins of Roads. along. They had thrown away their n and board are made to all who will school trustee and Justice of the peace. Shows Great Development. of certain fungi which grow on the oak, THE LITTLE GIANT OF \ superintendent of public instruction, cial and revolutionary circles the opin- started a $1,000 damage suit against guns and blankets and expected to be help. Chicago, III., Aug. 31.—In the Record- horse chestnut, poplar, pear and willow, -Mo Bunce, Stuart ion is freely held that war between Library for Baton Rapids. the city of Charlotte. He chargei In no state of the union Is there killed or captured any minute. I never Herald William E. Curtis writes of the and from which the touchwood used Conareaa of Actunriea Opcna. Bulgaria and Turkey is imminent, and Eaton Rapids, Aug. 31.—Andrew wholesale and systematic theft of sand greater enthusiasm among the people saw anything else like it the way the Promlaent Ohloan Dead. New York, Sept 1.—The fourth Carnegie has offered $10,000 for a free fruit belt of Michigan, which has shown and gravel from his pit and declare! in the days of flint and steel was pre- boys were hoofing It to the Potomac. THE WEST," \ can be averted by nothing short of a for building good roads than in Florida, remarkable development in the last pared. When matches were Invented t Cincinnati, Sept 1.—John Carlisle, international congress of actuaries miracle. It is not expected that either library building in this city and John M. that the city authorities have paid nc and In no state has more good legisla- The entire army was beaten and de- few years. Millions of packages of it.spenjpd as.lf^mqdq^'.' as an article one of the most prominent and for- met in this city Monday. The dele- government will formally declare hos- Corbin, one of the school trustees, will attention to his protests. tion favorable to road improvement been moralized. There was no order and luscious food are shipped annually, 01 commerce "WW flcomen; - - merly one of the wealthiest men In gates Include men from several for- tilities, but that the prevailing condi- donate a certain site if the trustees con- The Crops. enacted during the past year. The leg- every man was trying to save himself. Illinois Life Insurance Co. « That there Is still considerable trade Cincinnati, died Monday, aged 67 eign countries. Secretary of Com- sider it suitable. The acceptance of the much to Chicago. Lansing, Sept. 1.—Sugar beets la islature which recently adjourned en- It was a cloudy, gloomy day and all tions will force on a war. In this substance Is due to the efforts years. He constructed part of the meroe and Labor George B. Cortelyou, gift is in the hands of a committee of Good Quality of Wheat. Michigan promise an excellent crop* acted several general road laws. Their of us felt pretty blue. Suddenly we IJAMKS W. STEVENS, President, Chicago. of a German who Invented a process for Ohio & Mississippi railway, was for- who Is an honorary member, was dele- Deer Plentiful. the school board. Traverse City. Aug. 31.—The wheat according to the weekly crop report general purport can be gathered from heard a terrible shouting and yelling s converting it into a material resem- merly vice president of the Cincinnati, gated by the president to open the ses- Gloversville, N. Y., Sept 1.—The Broke Mis Neck. crop In the Grand Traverse district this Beans need hot dry weather. Corn the following brief statement by Senator up the turnpike, Winchester way, and bling chamois leather, and of which I. Insurance in Force, Hamilton & Dayton railway and trus- sion and deliver an address. The ses- deer shooting season has opened and Dundee, Aug. 31.—Peck Keene, 20 year was a good one as regards quantity, will be safe against frosts In south- A. 8. Mann, who is state organizer for the a minute later we saw Phil, on his caps and cleaning cloths can be made. Thirty Million Dollars. 1?^ tee of the Southern railway. sion will continue for the week. northern trains have carried many years of age, fell from a buggy while and' the mill men say that, Judging by ern Michigan by September 20, and ic Florida Good Roads association: black horse, coming down the road. ; Another use found for "amadou" is hunters to the Adirondacks. Campers what new wheat has come In to them so northern Michigan by September 25. "The general public at first glance will "O. say! Lordy. lojdyl Talk about II. Insurance Written tor 1902, Three Peraona Burned. H'lna Champlonahlp. driving in the country. His neck was that of stanching blood. from the mountains say deer are very far, its quality also is very high. — it not be prepared to grasp the Importance rides! The horse had been black, but Columbus, 0., Sept 1.—Mrs. Fannie Newport, R. 1., Aug. 28—H. L. Doh- broken and he died soon after. He was To License Drlakers. The latest fungus Invention Is a Twenty Million Dollars. j plentiful this year, especially in the vi- of the present good roads laws. The act he was then covered with white foam. Stanley was fatally and Misses Eliz- erty, of England, on Thursday defeat- riding with a man who was intoxicated, Veteraa Dead. Port Huron. Aug. 31.-t-George Murray, razor strop made from one of the tough cinity of Whlttaker lake. In Hamilton giving the internal improvement fund Phil was not waving any sword. He III. Total Admitted Assets, abeth and Mary J. McNaughton were ed W. A. Lamed, of New Jersey, and to and the two were scuffling when young Pod. Huron, Aug. 31.—Col. Hugh mayor of Port Austin, is working out s tree fungi found In England. There Is county. to good roads alone in Its entirety in hafi his old campaign hat in his hand. painfully burned In a tenement house his title as tennis champion of England Keene fell. Theaker, recently retired from the Six- novel solution of the Uquor question. Four Million, One Hundred Thousand Dollars i lands and money bequeaths to the cause indeed jio substance from skim milk to He was covered with mud. but he kept fire at Eighth and High street Mon- added that of champion of the United teenth United States infantry, died at One phase of It Is that every citizen Double Traicedy. Post for Prof. Roth. not less than ten or fifteen million of dol- bad eggs and from human hair to old waving the old hat and yelling, "Come IV. Ask to see the following- Policy Features: . day. A servant set fire to clothing In Lansing, Aug. 31.—At a meeting of the his cottage at Bdeston Beach near here. should be obliged to take out a license States. Richmond, Ind., Sept 1.—Herbert B. lars. In Florida, where material is lobster shells, with which the Inventor back, boys. Come back! To the front, 1. State Eyndorsement of Illinois. i a room and the three persons burned state forestry commission Saturday He was a well-known army officer and before being allowed to buy a drink. Not a Caadldate. Bates, a clerk In the First national abundant and choap with little or no does not experiment; and usually suc- bovs! Follow me!".. His staff was "I'm on the ragged edge," he said, had to pass through the flames to es- Prof. Fillbert Roth, head of the forestry had seen much service. 2. Guaranteed Values from First Premium. Los Angeles, Cat, Aug. 28.—The bank, Monday shot and instantly Lover Sues Sweetheart. expensive cuts or fills to make and sand ceeds In the long run in turning to good strung out for 300 yards behind him, despairingly. cape from the building. department of Michigan university, was Battle Creek. Aug. 29.—E. E. Smith, ol 3. Annual or Tontine Dividends. Herald says that United States Sen- killed Miss Rena Gentry. He then Died la a Fit. aa a foundation insuring perfect draia- account whipping and spurring, trying to keep "The ragged edge of what?" A Suddrn Call. appointed state forestry warden at a Battle Creek, Sept 1.—John Demp- South Bend, is suing Miss Pearl "The ragged edge of my collar," he 4. Automatic Payment of Premiums. ator Thomas R. Bard, whose term ex- shot and killed himself. There were ags or resdbed, an Immense amount oi up. I salary of $1,000 a year. sey, aged 20. and a son of Street Com' Spangler, this city, for $3,000 for breach LOST PRIVILEGES OF STARS. Carbondale, 111., Sept 1.—Col. Frank pired in March, 1905, will not be a no witnesses to the tragedy. It is Work can be done on this fund alone; "As Gen. Phil galloped by the wagon replied, and the way ho winced when 5. Hig-h Cash Surrender Values. A. Prickett. one of the best known citi- supposed that she had rejected his atr Inaurance Man Dies. missloner Thomas Dempsey. while-in- of promise to marry, and for $250 he he tried to move his head ..iiowcd her candidate for reelection. but couple with this the convict money, Theatrical Celebrities Have Not the train he waved his old hat at us and 6. If you desire to see sample policy or secure zens of southern Illinois, dropped dead tentlons. Ishpemlng, Aug. 31.—William Sedg- toxicated fell In a fit and died at says he gave her to buy wedding clothes one-half of which goes Into the general that he spoke truly. So, being a wise Rlshts aad Liberties of yelled: 'Get back to the front! We'll further information, write } at his home here Monday, aged 61 Poat Office Robbed. Damave Waa Baormoua. wick, a well-known Insurance man and Nichols hospital. etc. revenue fund of each county, and may be woman, she changed laundries.—Chi- Former Times. need rations!' Did we yell? Gee! years. Franklin, Pa., Aug. 27.—Robbers dy- Frankfort, Kan., Aug. 27.—The dam- banker, died here after two years' Ill- Died of Apoplexy. Geaerous Boys. used on roads If the county commission- cago Post. namited the safe in the post office at There never was anything else like It. Fiftieth Annlveraary Celebrated. age to farms in Nemaha and Marshall ness. Prior to 1897 Mr. Sedgwick man- St Joseph. Aug. 31.—Elwood Gar Boyne, Sept 1.—The Beulah farm en so wish, and the levy of a three-mill Sandy Lake, 15 miles west of this city, Stars of the new school do not at- Why, say, old fellows who had been The Unman Insect. Oshkosh, Wis., Aug. 27.—Oshkosh counties by Tuesday's cloudburst Is aged the Barnum mine in this city, hav- langer, aged 51 years, dropped dead at schoolboys near here have from theli tax on all values for same purpose, and T. J. HENDERSON, early Wednesday morning and secured tempt to deceive even themselves as to limping along to the rear and swear- He was described as bet-tie browed, celebrated the semi-centennial anniver- greater than at first estimated and now ing been in charge 20 years. the dinner table at Baroda from apo- earnings weeding 'beets 'contributed all will see that the power to make good nearly $1,000. is placed at <500,000. the difference between their rights and ing at every step, some of them with- A» busy as a bee; Agency Manager. Grand Rapids. sary of its incorporation as a city Stearaa a Candidate. plexy. Garlander was a brick mason $50 to the boys' Industrial school al roads has been given without stint" privileges now and those of a star 15 out guns, turned around, and. so help As lively us a cricket Aiced Phyalclaa Dead. I [Wednesday. Boat Capalaed. Grand Rapids, Sept 1—Sybrant and owned a fine fruit farm at Vineland. Matanzaa, Cuba. Another act of the highest Importance years ago, or even ten years ago, says the me, they kept up with Phil's black And a gay June bug for glee; Detroit, Mich., Sept 1 —Dr. Oeorg" He buzzed like a mosquito— Drowned. St Paul, Minn., Aug. 31—Three peo- Wessellus returned from Chicago Fri- sets aside for purposes of road jmprove- New York Sun. horse for half a milo, running back to B. Russell, one of the oldest and best Inapectlns Rallroada. Klek Resulted Fatally. But the people saW: "O, my! Park Rapids, Minn., Aug. 28.—R. F. ple were drowned at White Bear lake day, where he met Justus S. Stearns, Lansing, Aug. 31.—Railroad Oommis- Allegan, Aug. 31.—Ellisor. Moon, of ment the Indian war claims, the payment The position of the star was very dif- the front We do not Ilk..' that person's waya. Davis, president of the First National known physicians of Michigan, died ot which has been authorized by con- He seems extremely fly."' I at his home here Monday, aged 87 Sunday night by the overturning of a and announces that Stearns will -be a ffloner Atwood is making tbe annual in Monterey township, was kicked byaoolt ferent then. The star does not know "That was a great ride, if the poet bank, was drowned in Fish Hook lake rowboat candidate for governor. spection of -the railroads of the state. and injured so severely that he die*. grw. . From .thiiuSJCMJthe jrtate will nowaday^ in whaUplavJut tK tn un- dld.g§tjn fHK LKDQKR. LO^KLl MICH. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER. 3 1808. THB LEDGEft, LOWBLL, MICH., THURSDAY, 8BPTBMBKR, I 1003 KEENE CENTER. _ A Boys Wild Ride For His Life CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES. In last week's Items we were liiiis- With family around expecting him taken as to the relationship of Dr. to die, and a son riding for life, 18 BAmrr. Murlin, who preached here. He is a miles, to get Dr. King's New Dis- The pastor, Rev. G; L. Kprngue brother of Mrs. Moon, not a son-in- covery for Consumption, Coughs and will preach morning and evening Sun- Our Country Cousins law. Colds, W. H. Brown, of Leesville, day Sept.6. The Hnb)ect In the morn- School commenced at KeeneChurch Ind., endured deatU> agonies from ing will be, "The Ethics of True Re- Corners Monday. Miss Myrtle Urif- asthma., but this wonderful medicine Iglon" Mlcnh 6:8. "He hath shewed flth Is teacher: and she makes her gave Instant relief and soon cured him. lie writes., "1 now sleep sound- me Send Greeting thee, () Man, what Is good., and home with Mrs. Wilkinson. what doth the Lord require of theh, ly every night." Like nmrvelons Second Annual KAIT LOWELL. Hugh Carr «s at Grand Rapids yet, cures of Consumption, Pneumonia, but to do Justly, to love mercy, and Recent gnecrt* at. John Ellis' were, to walk humbly with thy God." 8. A. Ware, wife and daughter Mrs. Lucy Flannlgifn of Minnesota, and Is reported to l»e gaining. Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds nnd Grip TALK about Lowell's rouffh and muddy streets! They are The Lord's Supper will be observed Miss Louis Todd of Grand Rapidr, prove Its matchless merit for all JcMsle have returned from a pleasant (Jeorge Plllam 1ms returned to his Throat and Lung troubles. Guaran- bad enough surely; but there are richer towns than Lowell after the morning services, and all trip toJBuffalu. Mr. Samuel Todd of Mld.ilevllle and work at B. F. Wilkinson's. communicants are requested to Imj Ray Shepard, of Ada. teed bottles 50c and $1.(M). Trial bot- whose streets are worse: St. Johns, for instance. The mud present. Boy Hubliel who waa taken Hick Mrs. Emory Bowen and Mrs.Chaa. tles Iree at D. G. Look's drug store. Standing upon the threshold of a new there was from six to eight inches deep Tuesday. Some con- The subject at the evening services while vlHlting at Cannon, Ih Home A very pretty wedding took place Lampkins returned Friday from season. at 7 oclock will bo "Ships that pass bettor. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Almond their trip to Niagara Falls and Can- solation in this. We're "Not the only pebble on the beach. Dean, when tholr daughter Nina wan ada. In the Night" All are welco|ue to the G. G. Jones attomled the fuuerul of united In marriage to James Fox, EXCURSIONS We $cnd (filwltng. services on the Lord's Day. Ills wffe's mother at Grand Kapids Ulah and Myrtle Golds are s|MMid- VIA THB A CONNECTICUT street car strike has failed, after six of Alaska. The ceremony was per- The annual meeting of the church Saturday. Mrs. Jones wan unnblo Ing a few weeks at their Grandma Autumn, with its 1 whistling winds and frosty months duration, with all its idleness and accompanying evils; will be held Thursday evening. A full formed by Rev. R. 1). Freeman In tin" PERE MARQUETTE to attend on account of the illness of presence «>f immediate relatives and Wilkinson's, and will attend school mornings, will soon admonish us that a new attendance is expected. her daughter at Saranac. while here. and it deserved to fail. It was started by the employes be- friends. The bridal pair standing • Sanlaaw-Bay City, Sunday Sept. 6. season is nigh. cause the railway company discharged two men for drunken- Mrs. H. Vanderwall and children under an arch of golden rod and Train will leave Lowell at a. The Fall Clothing question is now an all im- MBTHODin*. enjoyed a day's outing at Muskegon myrtle. The bride was dressed in Deafness Cannot be Cured ness; and the effort was to force their re-engagement. The m. Rate $1.75. portant matter for consideration, and we take Sundav; park hist week Wednesday. white moussellne de sole -with lace by local applications as they cannot public transportation service demands sober men; and the strike Regular services next satin trimmings and carried brides great pleasure in cordially inviting every man Class meeting at 9:30 a. m.; pireach - School begins next Monday, the reach the diseased portion of the ear. Wedding Invitations at tids oillce. was utterly indefensible, and its failure a vindication of right. Ing service at 10:30 a. m.; Sunday OOOD roses. The maid of honor. Miss Mat- There Is only one way to cure deaf- •Ll ..L boy or parent, who will have Clothing to buy former teacher In charge. tic Patterson, was dressed in white ness, and that Is by constitutional school at 12 m.; Junior league at 3 mull with satin trimmlngH and car: THE LOWELL MARKET REPOftT. • during the coming season to call on us for the IT CANNOT cost a fortune to build and operate a suburban p. m.; Epworth league at 6 p. m. and remedies. Deafness Is caused by an purpose of looking at and examining the new A girl's "complecxion" may lie rled a bouquet of white juders. inflamed condition of the mucous lin- [Corrected Sept.| 8, 1903.] preaching at 7 p. m. "The Call of stamped on her lover's heart, but The groom was attended by Mr. Ira Clothing, Hats aud Ilaberdashery we are now railroad like the one connecting St. Johns and Lansing. It is Moses," fs the topic for the League ing of the Eustachian Tulie. When CHAIN. most of the "complexion" comes off M. Dean, brother of the bride and this tube Is Inflamed you have a rnni- showing built in the center of the highway and its car run by a patriar- meeting on Sunday evening nnd unless put there by Rocky Mountuln Misses Cella Noble and Ida A. Hal- Mr. und Mrs. Elmer Dean, aunt and bling sound or imperfect hearing, and Wheat 77c per bushel To show our new styles affords us great sat- <> chal engine fished out ot a junk heap. The old thing may go Tea. "Powder's a bad thing." 85c. uncle of the bride acted OH master Oats :«K; " " pin will have ciiarge. when it Is entirely closed. Deafness Is isfaotion. to pieces like the one horse shay sometime; and then perhaps The following are the names of the D. G. Look. and mistress of ceremonies. The wed- the result, and unless the Inflammat- Corn 55e " " 4 ding march waa played by Miss ion can lie taken out and this tube Rye 47c " " it will not be found so pesky cheap after all. 'Cheap and ofilcers and committees elected at Nellie Pattlson. Decorations of green the Fourth Quarterly conference ou rALLABBDBU. restored to Ita normal condition, FKKII nasty go together," was said in a gone-by campaign. Wonder and white were arranged In the din- Friday evening' Aug. 28,1903: Worthy WlUard and wife of Low- hearing will be destroyed forever. Corn aud Oats $24 00 per ton Jilttfiingi ale ieady. (gome. ning room, where a bountiful sup|>er Nine canes out of ten are caused by if the author of the phrase ever picked Lansing & St. Johns Board of Trustees; E. R. Collar, ell returned to their home Saturday I was nerved by Miss Grace Dean, Bran is 00 " " Wayne Pardee, Ruben Quick, A. D. after spending a week with their par- Catarrh, which Is nothing but an In- Middlings 20 00 " " Respectfully, cinders out of his eyes and ears? • Pearl Col vln and Mrs. JohnPattlson. flamed condition of the mucous sur- Oliver, J. B. Yeiter, Fred Hinyan, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Booth. | all gowned in white. After all were Corn Meal 00 " " Jacob Myers. faces. Mrs. Abram Voss and nephew ' seated at the table, Mr. .lolin Patter- FKATIIKIt DHKSSKI) I'OUI.TUV. Board of Stewards: E. R. Collar, ROADS 1 We will give One iluiidr MM. MNtt rHB LMUGER, LOWELL. MICH. THUHSDAY, SEPTEMBER. 3 1908. THE LKDQJJR, LOWELL, MfCH., THURSDAy. 8EPTHMBER, t 1903 ! I H •• 1 — "Hello", Colonel, how areyou?" said Cot this null This cut is on many attractive quhiities, nis visus There was" StSaWCly off IKlur of the haps the only officer In the history of FAIL.NGS OF CORRESPONDENTS every bottlio(tlee . A printed guar- VI when he' did the fhteatRh" was not night when It wos not filled with Frank, goyly. anto.i wtvit "h every bottle Io were always acceptable. There were any navy who received signal honor proof of r mirthful. uests. It wos a great rendezvous "Colonel who?" said Irving. "Oh, PtNE if Its merits and has features In the Wright case which through the loss of his ship. Yet such Letter* Folded Wronir and Otlierwiae , made I'lno Hoot Cough Hyrup People knew that this man had or actors and persons who had been yesh; It's Col. pronk Benjomln. Lesh INDIGESTION famous. It cures Baby's or were rather repulsive to him. The made n great denl of money, but they f was his conduct at that time when, In Made Troubleaomo to Dual- ' Grandpa'!,boughUranilpa'sCoiiRli. BronchloBronchiali to the theater. The fast young men nil go nnd take a drink." the midst of appalling disaster, he character of the murdered man was could not guess how. His manner neaa Reolpleuta. ' fo,Ob8tlnate,Con8um|)t- MYSTERY OF THE about towij and the gentlemen gam- "You're both drunk enough, now," showed superb nerve aud courage, that "I was troubled wllh atom- COUQH^fRUP lvi',(Jroup,Astliiiiatic, Whoop- such that ho would have felt very gave no Indication whatever of his fining Chat About Men Who, blers made it tiieir midnight meeting' said the colonel sharply, "and I refuse he has been accorded all the honor that nch trouble. Tht-dford'a Dlack- "Not one nerson In ten folds a letter X*—iTS** Ing, La Urlpne, Catarrhal much like saying that his taking off methods, and there was no way to Drauftht did mo more good f || PB.N Coughs, Etc. Thousands tes- place. Here well-known politicians ttf^ttrtipipftte Ik'yWlfcltetetty 'rtVe'ls. 'resent, Are in Public Eye. and puts It In the envelope right side l^U I • w tlfy to Its hoallng power, llot- BAYOU WOODS wm hardly worth investigating with determine the process of his thoughts usually comes to a sailor who gains in one week than all the doc- who hod been at work Bu^Twant to see this drunkard up," said the correspondence clerk of . ties 25c and 60c. Sold even-- a view of punishing the murderer. from his conversation, which was dry distinction in battles. tor's inodlclne I took in » where, T, P. HOLOEN, mfr., Imlay City. nich. Br WALKER KENNEDY. of darkness usualljutTP™ "" their here," Indicating Frank, "If you can year."-MRS. 8AUAU E. a large New York publishing house, ac- But it seemed at first to involve the ns parchment. Merivale had very lit- It so happened that the fortunes of punishment of an innocent man, and labors with a.j^'e of oysters or a spare him," NAVYLOSES VALUABLE OFFICER the war succcedlng the blowing up of HUinFIELD, lilluttsvllle, Ind. cording to the Times. "This firm re- tle to say, and what ho did say was bottle of chompagne. The place was "All right," And Irving leaned heav- that appealed to Irving's sense of fair the Maine did not bring to Sigsbee the Thcdford's Black Draught ceives upward of 1,000 letters a day, and CRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 8Y8TIM. not worth remembering either for Its alway« cheerful and inviting, ond gave ily, but gratefully, against the door play. In the next place It Introduced brilliancy,-Its depth or its perspicuity. opportunity for further achievement In quickly invigorates the ac- It is my duty to sort them and send them CopyrlRht, IKB, ay A. N. KaUogg KawaHPtr Co. n bright side to the night life of the of o store, while Fronklln rather tion of tho stomach and Arrival and duparluru of trains from Lowe Into his life the elment that trans- But whatever may have been his de- Splendid Career of Rear Admiral Mel- the active service, for he was placed In to the various heads of departments. SYNOPSIS: which wna very chcerftil htta* IfiVTling. figured and transforms the world. city. loudly demanded of-Hilismon: ville, Who Has Jnat lleen Retired charge of a big fast steaming scout from cures even chronic eases of Each letter must be sent opened flat, WUST BOUND. ficiencies in the convertational line, indigestion. If' you will 1 All the walla were lined with booka. When Warde entered nearly all the "What hove you done with the pa- —Slcabee Promoted—Gifted Col- with tho envelope attached by a clip. CHAPTER I.-Herbert Wright SO** ® A friendship soon became cemented there could be no doubt that he wos which no serious fighting could be ex- take a small dose of Tlmd- chl« f of poJIco of Nllus In great agltRtlon A few ornaments graced the mantle- between himself and Miriam. Per- tables were occupied by the guests. per Morris gove you for me?" ored Man—Robb'a Future, pected, but he Is one of the men inthe In almost every Instance tho letter Is No lit Mail nnd E* to Giillaven 12 23 pm nnd tolls him of his discovery of the mur- piece. and from th6 generous grate a gourmet of morked obllity, and In a distant corner, however, he sow ford'sllluck Drauplit occa- No 13 Mail to Grand Haven 4 30pm dorcd body of his father, John T. Wright, haps at first each was a novelty to "What paper, colonel?" sold Fronk, i!* ___ service who could be counted on for sionnjly you will keep your folded and put in the envelope so that I a wealthy cotton king, from whom he came the warmth that filled tjie en- that he gave his tailor carte blanche. Hillsinon sitting alone. No II Mail nod Ez to (id Rapids 9 41 pm nv the other, and therein lay the charm. sobered ond frightened ot the sudden- Washington—In the retirement from any emergency and who will be counted stomach and liver in per- have to turn It around before I can read has been estranged. In the ® ?" tire room. • Every detail of his toilet was core- The clerk saw him at the same time IA ST HOUND near the town. The chief qui s-iloni Her- Miriam's life had been narrbw and fully considered, and he would hove active service bf Rear Admiral George on In any emergencies which may come fect condition. it. I have talked wllh friends In sim- bert. whose answers cause former to Hardly had Warde taken off MB Introspective. She knew the world ond rather hilariously beckoned to "^YWrln^^T^r^nper I meon. I again. ilar positions to mine, and they tell mo Nu 12 Mail and Express 7 13 am suspect him of the cr me. The chief with overcoat nnd ensconsed himself in a been pronounced a well-dressed man W. Melville the a reporter, Irving ai de, goes to acene only through the medium of books. him. Irving accordingly seated him- hove heord from him to-day by letter Sigsbee's position in the navy has not they have the same experience. It seems No 18 Evening EzpreNS 3 28 pm chair, when the bell rang and Fenton In the most fashionable city of navy loses one of No 14 Eastern Eznress 7 43 pm of murder. ... . • She seldom received or paid visits, self at Hillsman's table. He soon dis- from China, and he writes me that he been gained simply by his experience a trifling matter to a person who opens CHAPTER II.—They And body and ex- was announced. He came in diuguino, Christendom. the bravest men THEDF0RD'5 All Trans Dally except Sunday. nnd she had obtained her educotion covered that Hillsman was in a weav- gave the paper to you, and I propose only five or six letters a day, but to me amine surroundings but fall to discover wearing a heavy beard, which at night Nilus knew there wos something who ever wore its with the Maine, although his popular A. 0.11 bydIiAUFF, Agent, any reliable clue. at the hands of a governess; and had ing way; his foce was flushed, his to have It!" this loss of time caused by either the would easily prevent anyone from in Merivale, even though she could uniform and one of reputatioin rests on that. He Is one CHAPTER IH.-Warde examines mya- she been cast upon a desert Isle her eye had an ortiflclol lustre, and it Irving broke In here: "Come, gen- of the most thorough-going pfficers In ignorance or carelessness of letter writ- trrlous footprints In the anow ana tent recognizing him. not define it, because he had been the most striking Col. Franklin, an old acquaintance^ of Idle life could hardly hove been more wos evident that he hod imbibed not tlemen, don't quarrel here, Lesh all the entire service, fine-grained and of BLAOTRAUdtf ers Is considerable. O. O. McDANNELL MD Mr. Everett was by nature a hospi- known to squeeze Wall street pretty characters of the the murdered man, of them. Herbert la restricted. She was so unlike the wisely, but too much. He wos In a have a friendly drink." scientific attainments. For several "Fully two-thirds of the letters re- arrested on suspicion of being Impllcatea table man, so he made his guest* hard several times to his own profit maudlin good humor. He hod been generation. For 16 In the murder. "Oh, go to grass!" sold the colonel ceived by a business house are filed. When Briton Was the Foe. Physician and Surgeon welcome, and before they proceeded other women whom Irving knew that ond glory; and It Is hardly necessary •m years Melville has years before the war with Spain he was Moro sickness is caused by CHAPTER IV.—Col. Franklin la a bril- he was attracted to her from the "flred" thot motning, nnd he was angrily. at the head of the hydrographlc office, Cabinets for this purpose are arranged liant Inwver, but aaya he la unable to to business he told a few remarkably to say thot the man who Is a suc- glad of it. He hod a sense of relief, been engineer in constipation than by any Tho time of car next serial story Offloe 48 Bridge Street Lowell, Mich start. "Colonel, I won't do it," sold Irving and In that capacity he Introduced Im- so that one must refer to the beginning entitled solve the mystery. good anecdotes, interlining them with cess, but does not disclose his secret, which he easily persuaded himself chief of the navy. oilier disease. Thcdford's CHAPTER V.-At coroner's Inquest At first his visits were taken up* with dignity. "I've got to take Frank provements and Invented appliances! of tho letter, on the right-hand side, to strong circumstantial evidence agalnat a choice punch of his own making, possesses a charm for the curious He has held'the of- Block-Draught not only re- wos delightful. There wos really find the date. One-half the persons who Herbert Wright la submitted and the the recipe for which was a native of with the latest news about Herbert's that no merely fortunate man could home." fice under four pres- which bear his name and which have lieves constipation but cures M. 0. GREENE, M, D. jury churgea him with the murder. some fun in getting flred, nnd he wa« "Never mind Frank. I'll take him write on matters of business, partic- Virginia nnd hod been in the family case, the value of the testimony, the have. idents, Cleveland, been of extraordinary value. Personal- diorrhcca and dysentery and A Real Daughter CHAPTER Vl.-Warde gpea to Her- determined to ceiebrotc in a thorough ularly women, put tho dote ot the end Physician and Surgeon herfs sister, Miriam, who bellevea him lor more than 100 years. The lawyer probable action of tho jury, the evi- Naturally, Irving Warde, as a wide- home. You've got a big enough job Harrison, McKIn- ly, he Is one of the most charming ot keeps tho bowels regular. innocent, and tella her he will do all In ond poinataking manner. And so with ! George W. MeWllIe gentlemen, a rare story teller and an of the latter and on the left-hand side, Office over Boylan's store, Bridge St.,Lowel was in exceptionally bright spirits, awake newspaper man, wos interested to take yourself "home." ley and Roosevelt; his power to clear her brother, tot. malice aforethought he wos rapidly "All right. Colonel. I'll hold yon artist of considerable attainment. All dniRglats sell so that we hove to lift the whole bunch of the Revolution Franklin aaya he rtilnka a strong casa and his whole manner indicated that in finding out the object of Merivale's and during his Incumbency the branch S6-oent packagca. ban bcati rnndfi*n«",,r,af Harbert. appronehing n state of complete al- to got at it. Those fallings of corre- he had something to tell which would visit, and soon after his arrival se- personally responsible when you so- of the service to which he has belonged is laid in Colonial days, and is replete with UttAi'iKUHAJ'IKR vinwrTn-atttfrnpvIIRW^rn attempir wIB matfmnuoB - uv — o ~ —- coholic Nirvana. Gifted YonnR Colored Man. "Thedford's Black- spondents are worse than Illegible writ- E. A. HODGES, D. D. S, poison Herbert in Jail. Warde deduct; i them. In a dignified, lawyer- cured an Introduction. As o member ber .ya .floodbv* .tllJwe^y.QJi later." has advanced in prestige from a posi- incidents ot that historic conflict waged surnr se He had welcomed Warde effusively At the papal legation In Washington Drought in the best medi- ing and Incorrect spoiling." (or American freedom. Throo gh it runs a that he haa a shrewd Pperaon to contend i J reliBh the f|lct [To Imj continued.] tion of little consideration until to-day ^ 'who'fs Vylng^to prove t'hVS . like way he seemed to relish the fact of some of the leading clubs of the and told him recklessly to order what cine to regolato the liowela charming love story that was characteris- DENTIST. it stands as high as any other branch. is a colored messenger whose accom- of murder against the dead man s son, thujiiu^t he had a sensation tto communlcommuni-- city, he contrived to see a great deal he wanted. The invitotion was ac- I have ever used."— MRS. tic of the times. Sncoessor to Kir.kert, uowel], Mi.h In which he Is evidently succeeding. THE LKDOEU is now nt home on plishments have at- GOOD IN CHANGE OF AIR. cate. of Merivale, and though he mode cepted, and, as he was hungry and entire second floor of Koff block one That advance has been due In great A. M. ORANT, Snoods CHAPTEV^rxrvx- X R VIII.—Wardv • • *•—av VJeW •is• lured t—o t—a tracted the atten- questionable resew t and an attempt made "1 have seen Herbert Wright to- several odrolt attempts to learn from through work for the night, he or- door enat of McCaVty's store. Oltlt- measure to his power of concentration, Serry, N. C. WATCH FOR THE tion of many of Too Cloae Conflnemeat to Any- At- to murder him. but ho la saved by Fen- day," he said, "and he has put me in him the business which brought him dered a substantial supper. While ens telephone No3.200. . t,f clearness of observation and pride In S, P. HICKS, ton, a detective. the most promi- OPENING CHAPTERS possession of his defense. It is of to the city, he found himself baffled his work. He has done more to break moaphere la Injnrloua to CHAPTER IX.—When Mrs. Wright a they were waiting, Hilismon insisted nent people In the It will begin within a short time, and LOANS lawyer. Mr. Everett, comes to settle up at every point by that apparently the medieval traditions and customs of the Health. Mich a character that I must pledge on their taking o drink together, and capital. During the noue should miss so rare a literary treat. the dead man's estate It Is learned that you both to secrecy, but I must also dense and unsuspecting person. Then the sailing age than any other dozen Collections, Real Estate, Insurance, Lowel although he was known to have been a ^ the liquor was soon forthcoming. Don't Be Fooledi anxious days of The quasi-miraculous benefits which very wealthy man at one time little t jn pOS8ession of it, because he turned his attention to the rich "I suppose you heard about my be- Take t!:e l :nu!ne, original I individuals In the service or out of It. consriPATion are associated with change of air In tiroperty or money can boe iounafound., an«iiau nou i• •»> , •* . , T.. oi,,,,,!-. ! cotton men who were most frequently Up to the time he became chief of the Pope Leo's last satisfactor(..vrtionnHny explanationn nof itIts disappearrfisnunear-- .. yovmui can both help me. If we 8hshoul( d ing flred by the. governor this morn- ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA the popular belief are In reality de- MILTON M PERRY aiice can be discovered. Fenton Is dla-i Jt in the papers of Nllus to- In Merivale's society, but they were bureau of steam engineering the en- Illness this col- ing," sold Hilismon, tossing off a large Mode only by Madlaon Medici rived when they accrue from change Attorney ana uoitn.-elor at Law, Train' charged for. his .activity In ^the /ase. V i ^ ^ ^ nearlj evidently os much In the dark os drink of whisky. cine Co., Mcdisoo, \Ms. It; gineers In the navy were looked down ored boy who at- showing unlimited Influence behind the keepa you well. Our trader PRETTY QUILT BLOCK. of environments, or change of habits Hail Block, Lowell, Mich. Soeclal alten everybody in the city would dismiss I rving, although they assumed an air "Yes," said Warde, "what wos the upon by the line officers as "greasers." tended the door IfarTeatinR the Hay Crov. tion given to Collections, Conveyanoing mark cut on toch package. < of life, says the Medical Review. In it us the invention of a very clumsy of mystery and pi-etended to be in the matter?" Price, 35 cents, haver aoU: That was the term of contempt which astonished the at- Pattern Can Re I'aed to Advantag* In It Is a very desirable thing to be and Sale of Real Estate, "Perhaps It was politics?" a great many instances the measure linr. You also moy declore it to be secret. Irving was not deceived by "Why, he complained about my In bnlk. Accept no aubatl » was usually applied In speaking of taches and under Carrying Ont a Neat National nble to haul all the hay Into the barn ilas also qnalilied and been admitted to "Couldn't haven't been. I happened aiooaPowTto.M. tute. Aak your drugfUt. ( of benefit obtainable would be as ef- utterly incredible, but the events with the sh'ow of mystery, however, and drinking, and accused me of getting them. When looking over the comple- secretaries of the Color Soticme. the some day it is cut. Tho worrl- practica in the Interior department and ail to have been one of the most active foreign embassies fectually secured and at much less ex- the bureaus thereto and is ready to prose which* you are familiar and which he dropped his investigations in this drunk. I told him pretty plain thot I ment allowed each warship the new 1 ment and anxiety consequent upon supporters of the present mayor." who called fre- J^eaJ. Matting pense by mere change of habits, with- o lie claims for those that may be entitled have been withheld from the public line. didn't see ony reoson why he should chief discovered that the entire- en- This design I "stole" from a quilt I the liability of a storm before morn- "What causes you to think that quently to inquire about the pope's out the fatigue and Inconvenience of to pecsbn bounty." are corroborative of Wright's story. There wos one person In the city do the entire drinking for the office." When In need of Phone 166 gineer's force was officially designated saw hanglnR on the line at my next ing are thus avoided, nnd experience your activity in the Wright case condition by replying promptly to each change of domicile. Tho overwrought But there are many links missing, upon whom Merivale called frequent- "What did he soy to thot?" First class drsymg call on as "Idlers." The officers above deck door neighbor's the lost time she aired has taught that hfty having no more brought febout your dismissal?" of them In his own language with all city clerk might advantageously take and only the most painstaking labor ly, and this wos Col. James Franklin. "Why, he cussed me, but lemme tell would not tolerate the idea that the her "bedding. It Is different from any- than three or four hours' sun will DR. E. D, McQUEEN "I first asked the chief on what the purity and accuracy of Idiom Imag- to drlvipg a cab, while the cabman will enable us to complete the chain. As has already been intimated in this you, Irv Worde, just between you and men who were really responsible for the thing I have ever seeu, and I thought come out in the spring perfectly grounds I was retired. He replied R. P. MORSE would find It a relief to discharge for Veterinary surgeon The mystery that surrounds the story. Col. Franklin was a man who me, the governor made a big mistake condition of the ship, Its speed and con- inable. some one else might like to moke s sweet nnd in fine condition for the very warmly that he had received a jhc mjoiv.j — This colored messenger, who is only a time the functions of caretaker of a Dentistry and Surgery a Specially peremptory note from the mayor to death of John T. Wright also pervades dabbled In a great many enterprises, when he cussed me and flred me out. trol; should be given any consldera-*. quilt like It. It wos very pretty, and cattle. In adopting this plan it Is The Hustling mtAVMAN 20 years old and whose name Is James used quite small pieces In the making. desterted house. Many an overworked discharge me froia the service. I bis entire business career. The man but he hod considerable reputation as I know a blamed sight more than he tlon. well to keep the hay constantly Livery, Feed and Sale Bam J. Mattlngly, Is one of the most accom- physician would experience a distinct who in the public estimation was o "WHEN EVERYTHINO HAD BEEN a chancery lawyer. He was a man gives me credit for. I'll make him Pianos, household goods and Baggage. Melville changed all this. For years Very little need be said, as the cut stirred with a tedder. There has long in conneotion. looked up the mayor and put the plished linguist In Washington. He Improvement were he to qualify as millionaire, died apparently almost a SAID ABOUT HIM, THEY BEGAN TO whom It was worth while to consult knuckle to me yet; just put that In he worked for the proper rating and shows the design so plolfily. Throe been a fear of putting hay Into the same question to him. He replied TALK ABOUT THEMSELVES." Special attention given to moving speaks English, Latin, Italian, German, colors are used in each block. chauffeur, with no other object In Both Phones No. 35. LOWELL, MICH. pauper. I nm satisfied that some- about real estate investments, ques- your note book and write her up in rank of the engineers, until under the barn that contains a noticeable that no fault was found with me housenold goods to and from outside French and Spanish with equal facility, A pretty thing would be to make view than to cover space, and there Whatever, and he could give me no where the two mysteries blend to- dence that, could bo introduced for tions involving titles and intricate Is- personnel bill what he had Tought for amount of water, but if it is proper- I towns. and, besides, he is a sltllled musician. such an one of red, white and blue. Tho are few domestic servants whose FOP reason at all. Now, while the mayor gether and that the same key will Herbert, and various other features sues connected with the settlement of was won, and on engineer now has the ly packed by being evenly distributed of the case. But there came a time estates and the rights of ownership. relative rank to which he had long been He not only sings and plays exquisitely, corners of blue calico, the squares of health would not be sensibly modified over the mow, each forkful trodden controls the chief, he is in turn con- nerve to unlock both. John T. Wright but he Is a composer of no mean abil- by a brief experience as milkmaid or Fire trolled by the boss." had a large estate and he made large when this topic was pretty nearly Frequent consultations with Franklin entitled. It was Melville who forced rec- upon and the born kept closed as ity. gleaner, should the season lend Itself "The boss?" sums of money in his business. Where exhausted. All the events in Herbert's could only be explained on the ground ognition of the fact that, as Prof. Hut- much as possible the result will prob- INSURANCE life had been reviewed, his disposi- that business of considerable import^ People who live in the ton said at Columbia university, when Young Mattlngly Is a Maryland youth, H to that pursuit The literary gent, ably be very gratifying. Call on "Pat Kernigan, you know; the man did it all go? The only answer to this country con and he went to work for the apostolic whose brain is sterile of new Ideas, question is that it went 26 years ago tion had been analyzed and every ance was contemplated, business re- Melville was honored with the degree who can vote the slums as he pleases, delegation as a house boy eight years might recuperate his energies by F: D. EDDY & CO. probable possibility and possibla quiring the services of an ostute law- of master of science, "the achievements Keatfal. who knows every wharf rat, every to buy him off from the gallows. ago, Just after leaving school. All lils probability In connection with the yer. Warde knew that It would be of our fleets are the result In great part usurping tho role of a sick man and Laura—Alice Flitter Is such a rest- den keeper and every criminal that Have another sip of punch?" Leave Their Laundry accomplishments have been acquired remaining in bed for a week or two. liaunts the Rest und other places of The invitation was accepted", they ease had been canvassed. Dp to this useless to try to elicit any informa- of the thought, the planning ond the ca- ful friend. since then, and he has taught himself, R. E. SPRINGETT, the same order, nnd who can moke seated themselves about the table, time their acquaintance had been tion from Franklin, but Hilismon pacity of those engineers who gave Charles—Restful? She talks all the at H, Sllaby's barber shop. with such help as he has had from the {Kid tiniiiakc mayors. This man vir- and the lawyer told his story to two based on their joint concern for Mi- might be Induced to become garrul- them their weapons and who operate LOWER ANIMALS HAVE SENSES time. Attorney-at-Laiu. for us, and call for the same priests at the legation, who hove taken tually appoints the police. He is silent, breathless auditors. riam's brother, but when everything ous and tell what he knew. The there, if they wish. for them the battle machines with "That's It; I never have to think a great interest in him. He is familiar General Law Practice and Collections, r shrewd enough not to abuse his pow- had been said about him and his af- colonel's clerk was a person to keep which their work Is done." Thla Uaa Now Come to Re Admitted about what to say when I'm with her." with the best literature in all lan- by Nearly All the Office, City Bank Block, Lowell, er. He knows that there must be "It's a wonderful story, but can it fairs that could be said, they began his ears open, ond who hod an inordi- —Detroit Free Press. guages, ancient and modern, and he Is Sclentlata. good men on the force, but he draws ever be established?" said Irving, to talt'about themselves; and like nate fondness for gossip. Dissipated lleroiam on Jeannette Bxpedltloa, the line at any interference with his the timid skater venturing rather and unscrupulous, he hod a certain ^ Gem Laundry Melville, with his splendid great constantly adding to his stock of ac- Hot mi That Ave Yet. helplessly. complishments. Many Bclentlsts, until quite recently, "This Is my birthday." followers. Last night Billy McGee Fenton was deeply interested; he warily upon the new ice, they were natural cunning which had developed head and his bushy beard and hair, has ' Clark Bros. Such education as the boy had up to have been reluctant to admit that a "And 1 suppose you feel as young resumed his place behind the bar at was even excited. Here was some- decidedly shy at first; but when they in him the peculiar mania of collect- often been com- the time he was 13 he had acquired in STAR CENTER QUILT. number of the lower animals posalbly as you ever did?" Peter's Rest, und the place is now in thing worthy of his mettle. found that the ice would hold them, ing all the discreditable things he pared to a Viking, THE BEST the Washington public schools, but he possess other senses than ours. So much "No, I don't believe I'm quite full blast again. This morning I saw "I think I can do something in thii as It were, they became braver and could find against those with whom and that descrip- white muslin (or white calico with McGee in close consultation near.the more daring. Confidence begat confi- he was acquainted or likely to come tion also fits his flne Is better educated now than nine-tenths very small red or blue flgures)and the new and undeniably affirmatory evi- old enough yet to feel as young as I case," he said, quietly, but with some- dence Is, however, now being offered on mayor's office. At noon came my dis- dence, The acquaintance ripened in contact. If he could secure the achievements of the graduates of universities. He cross of red. Any house were there ever did."-Town and Country. THE MARKET thing in his tone that indicated a sub- this point that there can be no longer missal." apace, and It was not very long be- evidence of anything crooked in the while connected also has an Intimate knowledge of are many children would be apt to dued enthusiasm. any substantial reason for doubting The Next Beat Thiar, "That is only a case of circumstan- fore each of them was aware of the life, of an apparently respectable man, with the Jeannette church affairs, as might be expected of furnish easily the blues and whites, The gleam in his eye and the com- so bright a lad who had grown up In a that tho five senses man Imperfectly ex- "Polehunter talks about making an tial evidence," said Everett, "but I pression of his Hps were significant. tender touch of an unseen Influence. something that had been hushed up FINE RIBS expedition to the and even If the red had to be bought AFFORDS i priestly atmosphere. ercises are by no means all that are pos- Arctic trip in an automobile." believe 1 am getting infected with the or forgotten, he was as happy as a Arctic years ago. Fenton had a score to pay off, and it When Christmas came, Irving' spent for the purpose the cost would be very sible to sentient creatures. "Why, he couldn't reach tho pole thai vyeories of you two. If there is any- a good deal of his time at the Wright s^amp collector or an autograph fiend Melville Is one of slight. was not in human nature that he Robb and the Pontal Inveatliratlon. One such sense not possessed by the way." Is none ttX) good for thing in it, however, some other in- place. He was received on a footing over a fresh find. A clipping from an the strongest men A cushion cover would be pretty if should not be glad at having the op- HE RETIRED AT ONCE TO READ Of all the men who have made reputa- human beings, but to a greater or less "No, but he could come back and tell fluence than Billy McGee's must have old newspaper narrating a long-for- who has held a formed from five blocks like this, and those who buy their portunity to "get pen." He was con- of a friend, and he did much in a THE PAPER WHICH HE HAD OB- tions In the post office Investigation degree almost universally present In how he didn't".—N.Y. Herald. persuaded Kernigan to this step, and gotten scandal In the life of some TAINED FROM FRANK HILLSMAN. commission In the four of plain goods, put together in vinced that he was the victim of too quiet, unobtrusive way to make the none has deserved mammals, birds, reptiles, fish and in- it must have been a pecuniary or prominent officer or respected citizen, navy for two gen- "nine-patch" fashion, one patchwork GROCERIES much interest in the Wright case, holidays less sad for Miriam and her big type. I've got something In my more credit than sects, Is what, perhaps, may be called very peremptory influence. McGee a letter in which some finically proper erations. During square in each corner, one In the 'mid- and he felt his resolution nerved anew mother. pocket here." tapping his breast, the young man the sense of localisation. It enableB Its would have stopped when he secured person had "given himself away," a the retreat of *r dle, and the four plain ones In the re- here. Everything In the desire to clear up the affair. '.'which Col. Franklin would like to who was selected ppssessor, apparently by Its sole use, PereMaroubtte permission to reopen his dive. Them copy of a paper which was never in- crew of the J'Annette there were days maining places. In this way he would have a royal CHAPTER XI. have. He don't Jcnow I've got It, to take the place to find a desired spot It Is evidently in season, and prices Is something beyond." tended to see the light of day, a when he cartled for hours over hum- A charming national color scheme June 21, 1903. revenge. Some time after New Year's Nllus either." of Assistant At- closely connected with an Instlnotlve within reason. "There always is in this beastly "I am convinced of one thing gambling I. 0. U. that had never been mock^-fce a blind and helpless brother could be carried out as follows: Have Trains leave Lowell as follows: was busy entertaining an eastern cap- Ir\1ng's curiosity was now aroused, - torney General Ty- and perfect memory of distance and di- case," said Warde. paid, or the notes In the suppressed -'Officer weighing 175 pounds . the plain blocks of dark blue and the thoroughly." said Mr, Everett as they Ualist by the name of Frederick nnd he mode up his mind to find out ner when Tyner rection. That the homing pigeon exer- Fur Detroit and East Orders by 'Phone "If this organization can. In ad- were about to break up, "and it is divorce case were objects as valu- • With -this man clinging to his sides patchwork ones like this: Red In the Merivale. Just why it did so, perhaps, whot it was thot Hilismon had. His Jones' Livery was dismissed. cises It to some extent though undoubt- 10 33 am promptly attended dition to its power to commit crime, this: Herbert Wright's story fur- able in Hillsman's eyes as rare bric-a- he would move among the crew, direct- corners, white In squares, and blue In For Toledo ami South Nllus would have been puzzled to ex- thoughts wavered between the The young man's edly aided by the landmarks It recog- discharge at will members of the po- nishes the ground work from which brac to a virtuoso. He first began ing affairs, and even helping to launch the cross. Or a very unique pillow 10 38 am to, plain If an explanation had been Wright case ond the mysterious Mer- nizes, Is indisputable; that the honey- lice force, why nobody—nothing—is wo must work to clear up the.mys- this collection with the Idea that per- Will g>e you first-class a boat where the footing was Insecure name Is Charles would be all in yellow and black, black For Grand Rapids, North and West asked; for nobody seemed to know ivale, ond he felt Intuitively that the bee has it in Its fullness and perfection tafe from it. I can hardly imagine tery, and it Is useless to' follow any haps some day he might need these and dangerous. He Is heroic in size and H. Robb. He Is a In all the shaded portions and yellow 10 33 am 8 30 pm the object of his visit or In what way paper to which Hillsman referred had service at moderate prices. cannot, after the careful experiments of McCARTY & CO., any cohesive power that can bind to- other theory; or else there is no odd bits of information for his own Vermonter and he In the white part as the>.cut appears. For Saginaw and Bay City all this wining and dining could assist some connection with the matter in shape. Every feature of his face de- 7 48 am 3 22 pm gether such diverse elements." mystery, and he is hjs father's mur- self-protection, and If any of the peo- Good horses and modern Is still some dis- A pillow 14 Inches square could be en- Albrecht Bethe, In Germany, be doubt- the prospects of the city. But Nilus which he was deeply Interested. It motes firmness of purpose, Intelligence For Freeport 5 20 pm Grocers. "A great prize must be at stake, derer. SO I would advise you both to ple on his list undertook to impose tance under 40. ed. was naturally hospitable ond when carriages, both single and In action and surpassing powers of en- Charles H. Rbab tirely covered with one huge patch In B.L. BRATTON, H. F, MORLLER, for which some one is willing to keep his story clearly in mind what- on him or to hold him to account for was easy to see that the clerk would He looks as Mr. Merivale's presence was mode In the course of an hour or two be durance. this design. In any colors desired. Or TOLD BY DOGS' TAILS. Agt. Gen. Pass. Agent spend vast sums of money, and to ever you do." any of his vagaries or irregularities, double. He has been honored greatly for what though he might have Just come of age, have a 12-lnch patch with a one-inch known it was surmised in a general why, he had the edge on them...No dfctiseTy "Intoxicated, and Warde con- for his smooth shaven face, with Us take \«tj ticklish risks." Irving now took his departure. he achieved on that famous expedition strip around the edges. In fact 1 can Moat .StrlkinR and Infallible Index way that he was seeking on outlet one knew anything of Hillsman's cluded that he wonld cling to him and clean-cut features and keen, flashing "I see that It will be necessary to Fenton remained a few minutes after finding the bodies of Capt. De think of a dozen ways to use this pret to Their Deacent from Wolf for eastern capital. Perhaps he might strange collection, but people did' wrest the secret from him If it took East Side, Lowell. eyes, have >all the characteristics of have some detective work done in longer to discuss some of the details Long and his companions In the Lena ty pattern, and hope it may prove of or Jackal. be induced to take up an Important know that he had a wonderfully In- all night. He occordingly called for this cose, and if you are willing to of his work, and then he, too, left, Delta. He was given receptions every- eager youth. interest to some of the housewives who railroad project thot hod been obon- quiring mind, and a memory of other another round, and they ate and NEAR HOTEL BRACE. Young Robb was a subordinate in the continue in the line you have begun, taking a direction different from that where at the time, has been admitted to read thia paper.—M.. French, In Fann A writer, in tracing the ancestry of doned for lack of funds, ond which men's lapses and peccadillos which talked and drank so freely that department of Justice when the postal ~I will pay you enough to keep you taken by Warde. The three men were countless learned societies, and for his and Home. the dog to the wolf and Jackal, notices Cents a Gallon for would open up o.splendid new terri- was both appalllag and embarrassing. Warde himself gave every evidence scandals began. He bad been working going, nnd if the result of the Wright now thoroughly olive to the import- .services In the Arctic ocean he was typical differences in the case of their tory to the trode of Nilus. Or perhaps Warde at first surmised that the of Wing Intoxicated. It was two away there without any special desire HAVE THE BIGGEST HEADS. estate settlement is favorable -yon anoe of working quietly and free Toted by congress a gold medal and ad- eyes, their body colors and markings, he was looking for o place to estab- consultations between Merivale and o'clock when they arose from the ta- to bring himself before the public for shall have a handsome fee beside." from observation. vanced 15 numbers in the navy regis- tho habit of turning around before lying "That will suit me," said Fenton, lish manufactures of some.kind, and Franklin had not taken place In the ble and settled their score. Then Irv- months, but the quality of his mind had Phlladrlphla Ratter Kind* That Chi- down, and other interesting pecullarl- Liberty Paint ter. "for to tell you the truth, I hove be- Nilus had a well-defined Idea that letter's office without Hillsman's ing, rather uncertoinly, but with com- Salt Rising Bread attracted the attention of the attorney cbko Meu Require the Lanteat CHAPTER X. He has done wonders in his insistence lios; but he does not mention vthe most Can you afford not to paint your house, or make the interior brighter? come interested in this cose, and withotit manufactures she could learning something of them, and so mendable firmness, assisted his more general, and when Postmaster General lleadirear. upon the perfection of the fighting ma- striking and infallible way of distln- Direct from factory to eonsnmer and a flve yean guarantee there are a few points which hove It Is now proper to touch upon a never hope to be a great city. But he began quietly to cultivate that unbalanced companion out, ond they a Specialty... chine. The machinery designed under Payne asked Mr. Knox to detail some- guishing them, namely, by the curious backed by a million dollar company with every can. suggested themselves to me, nnd I different element, in this story. It whatever Mr. Merivale's projects were Individual's society. locked arms with the Intention of go- body to the post office department to A hatter had Just finished selling a his directions is economical in the use aud distinct fashion In which they carry would like to work them out," may seem strange to the reader that he kept them largely to himself. The clerk did not prove very com- ing to Hillsman's room. On the way assist in the legal features of the in- hat to an Irishman, reports the Phila- We will deliver In your town (we pay the freight) six gallons of con- of steam, light tn weight and durable their tails. "You had better do your work aa Warde should have developed so ar- Some of the wealthy cotton men may municative, and Warde came to the they became very affectionate ond quiry the attorney general promptly delphi Record. centrated paint, any color, or assorted colors, which when yon add six f? BEHL'g «ven under severe conditions. It was "The Irish," he said, "have heads ol Wolves have a sneaking way of carry- quietly as possible, and when you dent an interest In the case which we have been In his confidence; the assid- conclusion that it was because he confidential, and Warde In broken ac- suggested Robb. The young man had a gallona of linseed oil will make twelve gallons of pure linseed oil paiiit» through his persistence that triple a graceful shape; long and oval, and ing their tails low, almost dragging on have anything to communicate come have been considering, and the writer uity of their attentions to him fa- knew but little. Hillsman's idea was cents, swore that Franklin had treat- where yon will also find all feeling that in leaving the department costing you 90 cents a gallon. No turpentine or dryers needed. would not be quite frank if he did the products of a Pint screw vessels were built for the Ameri- very large The American has a head the ground, while dogs carry their tails to my home after dark. If the theory vored this idea; but nothing definite that a big land purchase of some ed Hilismon like a brute. Class Bakery—Plea, Oakes of Justice he was cutting hiniHelf ol? up, and the farther removed they are The most profitable paint congumen proposition on earth. we are working is correct, your life not admit that the young reporter^ got Into the papers except the fact kind wos In contemplation, but for "Thish paper '11 fix him/' said Hills- Cockle#, Donuithts, Buns, can navy. shaped very much like the irishman's, all kinds of Bresd, etc. from association which would be of only It Is smaller and slightly rounder. from the wolf type the higher they carry Liberty Paint, absolutely pure, in paste form, costs yon 11.40 a gallon, will be in danger the first time it Is activity was not purely professional. that Mr. Merivale had been enter- what purpose he could not say. man thickly. value to him in his profession, and he at Once a customer, always Slsrabee to Be Promoted. "The German has a square head, flat them. Shepherd dogs and collies, which and linseed oil costs you 40 cents a gallon, and the two together make known that you are pursuing the From the very moment that he be- tained by the clubs and banqueted While Warde was still hoping that 'What paper?" sold Irving, no less a customer. In the list of promotions to follow first begged to be excused. But so great on top, and very wide betwee i the ears. retain many of their racial character- case. And you, too, Irving, must be held Miriam Wiight, the mystery had by some of the business men. he would be oble to learn something thickly. was the attorney general's conlldenco two gallons of paint that Y0D KNOW is pore and lasting, for 11.80 possessed for him a fascination that the retirement of Rear Admiral Remey A German's, hat always looks too big istics, carry their tails lowest of all; or 90 cents a gallon. careful. I think you had better let Merivale was the sensation of the from this source, Hilismon was dis- "Thish paper In my pocket. I bet in him that both Mr. Knox and MF. setters and pointers a degree or two it be understood that you have had would not be put aside. So far as Her- day, and the appetizing odor of mys- charged from Col. Franklin's employ- hell give me $5,000 for It." occurs the name of for him. It looks so because It Is Is there any sense in paying $1.00 and (2.00 a gallon for inferior, ready Charles D. Sigsbee, Payne Insisted on his accepting the as- so. In order that he may encompass higher, stiffening out Btralght when enough of it, and that your interest bert Wright was concerned, it cannot tery that clung about him added to ment on the ground of too frequent "Hope you'll make him pay every slgament, and he agreed. It was with mixed paint, when you can buy Liberty guaranteed paint for 90 cents be said that Irving was absorbingly who now becomes the head's groat breadth. It must be drawing on game; terriers and hounds in the affair has cooled. If It Is the interest which his visit hod ex- drunkenness, and because he had col- cent of it" the understanding, however, that when elevate their tails to the spinal line; St a gallon? r agreeable to you both, suppose you Interested in his affairs; and it was a rear admiral. It bought a little too loose In Its other di- cited. lected a considerable sum of money "See here, Irv, you're my fren,' ain't Nothing has ever equalled it the Investigation was concluded he Bernards and Newfoundlands affect a at first more on instinct than any- now 1 want ou may be doubted, mensions. Some Germans, who are meet me at my house to-morrow Yet there wos absolutely nothing for his employer and while under the you? W®11» ' y Nothing can ever surpass it- should resign and return to the depart- curve over the back; while pugs actual- night at eight o'clock. I shall see thing else which caused him to be- however, whether particular, have thplr hats made to or- interesting In the man's personality the influence of liquor had gambled it over this paper, and tell me how much ment of Justice If he desired. ly come to a full twist. Wright in the morning, get his theory lieve that the young fellow was inno- away. When Warde heard this ho Sigsbee's new title der on this account. mm except the fact that he permitted no to ask for It, Look at it when you'sh m ms hide n It Is doubtful, though, whether he de- nm "1 sell hats all over the United States, of the murder, and then, perhaps, we cent. It was the intangible influence abandoned any hope of getting any ever sits easily on Trick of Waltera. We sell in only six gallon crates. Club with your neighbor if you do not one to understand him. That which shober." him. He woo his mands the fulfillment of that agree- and 1 find that heads run bigger inthe can moke some use of the disjointed of Miriam Wright that enHsted him is unintelligible seldom fails to awak- trustworthy information from HHls- He handed the coveted paper over Dr. King's ment He has displayed keenness, Continental waiters, says Truth, have need six gallons. FREE facts in our possession." ardently in the case, and that inten- man. , . place in the Amer- west than an> where else. The Chicago en an interest, and it was so with to Warde, who placed it with drunken ican roll of fame knowledge of the law, splendid Judg- man has the blpprst head In America. an International system, in the way they Write today for the flnebt selection of color cards ever Issued •"tt The next evening Warde sought the sified his eagerness over each new de- Frederick Merivale, In appeiranoe But a singular thing happened that deliberation In his Inside pocket and ment and courage. He has won the re- paste hotel labels on visitors' luggage, Remit $8,40 and you will receive (freight prepaid) six gallons of con- velopment. There was something New Discovery as Capt. Slgsbeo, The southerner has the smallest. We residence of Mr. Everett, on Union he was anything but remarkable. He very night. Warde's habit was to then buttoned up his coat gard of everybody in authority and, un- of showing what may be expected In the centrated paint, any color you desire. , street, some distance out. He took about her loneliness that appealed tl) take a light lunch about midnight, and thus he will easterners—Phibdelphlans, New York- was cold and dull-looking, with a They pursued their zigzag way up always be remem- less all signs fail, he has Iftied but for ers and llostoiihus—all have heads matter of tips. Active men and women, who can give reference, can secure good posi- care to muffle himself up consider- him, and from the very first h«V fishy eye, a neatly trimmed beard, a i and he usually got It at a restaurant the street until they were suddenly himself a career. ably, and as It waa a very dark night beauty had stirred him oh he had | which was then o great resort in the Charlea D. Sigsbee . . about the saire she. That size Is, on Nesro Farmera In Texu. tions representing us. flushed face, and sparse hair on the stopped by a dark, stalwart man In a A Perfect For All Throat and Sigsbee Is known LOUIS A. COOLIDQB. the avrranr 7. The wrsirrner's size is and no lamps lighted, because the al- never been stirred before.. Ills Inter- top of his head. His yellowish brown ' city. This hostelry kept open ail heavy cloak. It was Col. Franklin. There are 3,000 negro farmers mem- A SPECIAL PROPOSITION FOR PAINTERS. manac called for a moonlight night, est in the ease gave him an excuse Cure; Lung Troubles. 1 over the world as commander of the It Isn't necessary to spend money in 714. The soutlicnur's Is C% " beard was parted with great pre- uifi-ht, and sold everything in the line "You're the very man I want to bers of the Farmers' Improvement so- he felt safe from Identificathm. Be for seeing her frequently, and os he Money back If it fails. Trial Bottles Am. fated Maine when she went down In advertising your troubles; simply tell Eureka Paint and Equipment Co., Liberty, Indiana. cision. His manners were nice but | of liquors and food, from a glass of see," said Franklin roughly. ciety, of Texas. They own M,000 acres was ushered Into the lawyer's library- was a man of intelliirence and of harbor of Havana, and he is per- them to a gossip. not affable. He seldom laughed, and i beer to a crisply^.coQk.^pompano. Wedding invitations at this oflice. ol land. MM LBUGKR, fx)^fcLLt klCB. THUKSDAf, feftPTiEMBEK. 8 1908. Raffla, best quality, 15 c. per lb. ut WOMEN MAKE FLOUR R. B. Boylan's. TTIK ARE conBtmtly adding new accoonta and if Watches In great assortment at i Al you are nol now idenltfled wllh ns in a businei-s R. D. Stocking's. wV way, we renpeotfnlly ask yon to consider the ad- Primitive Milling Methods Still la visability of beooming so. If we are strangers lo you, The I>e8t flour that all the cooks call and let im gel ncqnainied. Vogue in China. use Is White Swan flour, made by We lake plessure in promoting iht bfst mteresls Armltage & Hatch, Casnovla, Mich. of our cuHtumers. m Ask your dealers. tf. Ifo Reason Why AMerloMS Shenld Rot w* THK Low KM, LBUQK it nnd Mlchl Control (be Floor Market of the JBysj' CJ&vnct. gan Farmer until Jauuprv 1, 1904, Celestial Rmplre—Hlata to new subscrlberR for only thirty Dr. H. Ostron Bines. Unuk cloned Labor Day, Worth Takin*, Give ua wine, ruby wine, which It sparkles cents. All such papers will Ixjstopi)-- Sept. 7, I»04. and glows, ed at the expiration of time subscrib- And rlvala In perfume the scent of the With such an onormous population ed for. Old subscribers to THK LKO- rose; LOWELL, MIOH. THE LOWELL STATE BANK and so little to do, It Is not astoniBblng When It moveth Itself In Its smooth, gen- okr can have The Farmer on trial until January 1 for 15 cents. that China's Industrial system Is the re- tle way. And adds to our pleaaurs, the Joy of Its sult of a constant effort "to make work" Band concerts on Wednesday eve- I sway. nings hereafter. Instead of to save work, as we do. i "And afterwards, what T" Horse and buggy for sale. Inquire For example, In China the grain crops Give u* drink that la stronger by far than at post office. 3w. are harvested with little hand sickles, red wine. /7r== THE LOWELL LEDGER and Michi- and the sheaves after being cured are Its mildness and blandneas with acorn we gan Farmer unnll January 1, 1904, carried In bundles by women and chil- decline; Give us brandy to stir all our blood to new All the reliable PHtent Med /in. to new subscKjbers for only thirty dren and spread out for threshing on the life, 'iclnes advertibed in thu paper-yyR cent*. All such papers will be stopp- Heard About Town great floors like those described In the And drive out all thoughts of the world's -aro sold by D. O. Look—the yY' ed at the.explratlon of tlmesubscrib- I stir and strife. Lowell Drug and Book Man ed for. Old subscribers to THE LED- Bible, 1 The grain Is threshed out of the straw "And afterwards, what?" GER can have The Fanner on trial hy treading on It, or by being rolled with Give us headaches that drive all our senses until January 1 for 15 cents. heavy stone rollers. The straw Is then away; Give us woes without number through ail forked off, and the grain Is swept up Into -the long day; Ball Game Thnrmla.v. John Wright of Vergennes is quite heaps with hand brushes, while It is win- . Give us sadness, and sorrow, and hot, burn- 111. nowed by being thrown Into the air by ing tears; A. L. Peck started on his western shovelfuls and allowing the wind to Give us days full of anguish, and nights trip Monday. For Racine stocking feet, all sizes, full of fears. call 'phone 244. blow the chaff away. { "And aft irwards, what?" Mrs. E. S. Adams Is spending two The mills for grinding are of two Miss Clara Lawrence is visiting weeks nt Cascade. kinds, those In which heavy stone roll- Give us angry cohtention and madness and friends at Ovid- strife; Mrs. F. R, Ecker spent several days ers revolve over stone tables, and the Give us poverty's darkness to biackcn our this week at Saranac. Mrs. Trumbleis visiting herdaugh- other where tho upper and under mill- life; at Cedar Spings. stones are used. In the latter case the Give us wives In the mad house to curse ua See Railroad .lack nt Train's opera and die; honse tomorrow night. Edward Ruben returned Saturday lower stone Is anchored to the table, Give us sad, hungry children with no place from a trip to Chicago. while the upper turns on It, sometimes Miss Clara Train returned Sunday to lie. New Zibilines in leading shades. from a visit at Rockford. Miss Frances Drew visited in Tor- being pulled around by a blindfolded ; "And afterwards, what,T" onto, Out., last week. donkey or ox, but more frequently by Give us redncas of eyes and sore weakness Mummy Cloths in blaoks. The State Bank will be closed buman hands. | of sight; „ Labor Day, next Monday. Miss Freda Ecker spent Thuesday Gives us noses that shine out like beacons Venetians in aUsbades. and Wednesday in Keene. The primitive roller mills are usually R. E. Spnngett made business trip operated by human labor, the work fre-1 • at night; Melrose in blacks. W. G. Murphy of Grand Rapids, Give us Umbs fuU of weakness that reel aa t.i Grand Rapids Monday. quently being done by old women of the , we walk. spent Sunday with his parents. Sangliers in blacks Asa Fletcher left yesterday for a family, whose falling strength or poor And tongues that with babblings and fool- ishness talk. visit with relatives at Petoftkey. D. G. Look made a business trip eyesight make It Impossible to do the Waistings—Mercerized, Wool, Fleeced. to Detroit Monday and Tuesday. heavier or finer work of the household. | "And afterwards, what?" Miss Minnie Crawford of Saranac The wheat after being ground Is Give us visions of serpents and all creep- is visiting Miss Lynne Crawford. Buy a guaranteed knife, razor or ing things, pair of scissors of R. D. Stocking. poured Into an ordinary sieve, that Is Mrs. E. 11. Quick returned Tuesday Of adders and vipers, each one of which ALL NEW made to slide In grooves over a box stings; from a week's visit with Ionia friends. Born, in Vergennes, Sunday, Aug., New Idea Patterns ICc. 30, to Mr. and Mrs. Patsy Costeiio, Give us scorpions and nettles wherever we Miss Vera Crawford Is visiting a son. lie. friends and relatives In Grand Rap- And the darkness of death many years ere Ids. Big values In tablets, pencils and we die. jneral school supplies, at D. G. "And afterwards, what?" Mrs. Julia Stone and daughter, ook's. Irene, spent Sunday in Grand Rap- E Give us souls that in error and crime hays J. B. NICHOLSON. been dipped, Ids. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lee and child- From which all of godliness long has been ren of Grand Rapids are vlsltfng Mrs. Marlon L. Benson went Sun- stripped. relatives. day to Detroit, for a two weeks' And a conscience that never shall stir us visit. Mrs. F. T. King and daughter, again; Florence, were in Grand Rapids Give ua tormenU of darknt-ss, unending, Joseph Gunn has returned from and then, Tuesday. In eternity, what? Muskegon to make his future home —National Advocate. in Lowell, D. G. Look has all the books aud school supplies you need for school Mrs. E. Schrouder of Grand Rapids opening. visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Althen HANDY TOOL TO HAVE. this week. Dr. and Mrs. S. S. Lee of Calumet are visiting his parents, Mr. and Bxeellent Clod Masher Whloh Caa Mrs. G. G. Towsley and two child- Mrs. J. E. Lee. Also Be Used for Baollna Books ren are spending a week with friends from the Fields, School Supplies in Lansing. Mrs. J. M. Meyers and daughter, Beulah, spent part of this week In Rev. Geo. L. Sprague and family An excellent, 'clod masher and Grand Rnplds. CHINESE WOMEN GRINDING CORN. have returned from a three weeks' smoother can be made by taking two visit at Mason. Miss Elizabeth Knox of Grand (PrlwIUve Roller Mills Operated by Hu- You can find anything in the line of man Labor.) pieces of oak timber 2x8 Inches and school supplies at our store. We carry Good secondhand and rebound Rapids spent the past week with Miss Maude McKee. six feet long; every eight inches cut a large stock of school books at a big saving In cost which a man seated on a stool on one in two inches on one edge with a saw, at D. G. Look's. Don't fall to see the Hon In "Rail- end of the box jerks back and forth until S. P. Hicks attended a meet Ing of road Jack" to morrow night at Train's opera house. only the bran Is left. This primitive the Board of Audlto.s In Grand Rap- method serves Instead of the American Secotid-Hand Books lilslast week. Mrs. M. Fleserand children, Deva * bolting machines used In our mills. J. A. Godfrey of the Freeport Her- and Fern of Byron Center visited Although Chinese labor Is so remark Mrs. C. Gunn part of last week. ald made the LBDGBR a fraternal ably cheap, yet the tedlousness and la and you will find our prices exception- call Monday. Jay Morgan and wife returned to borlousness of this method of making ally low this year. We also have all Grand Rapids Monday after a visit Helen Wlnegar of Saranac Is visit- with Mr. and Mrs. ArthurMcMahon. flour, entirely by human labor, Is so ex- the new books used in the public school ing her grandparents, Mr. aud Mrs. pensive that the wheat flour made In this We also carry a line of teacher's daily C. C. Wlnegar* Mrs. A. F. Hlnchey has returned to way costs them from three and a half to EXCELLENT CLOD MASHER. registers, teachers' class records, di- Lowell after spending three months Misses Stella and Acllda Chene of four cents per pound, and as such a sum rector's order books and highway Grand Rapids have been visit Ing In Detroit, Pontine, Flint and Nash- Is about a half day's wage for the labor- and slant the notches from one cut to ville. commissioner's order books. their aunt, Mrs. F. R. Ecker. ing man. It makes wheat flour entirely the other, spike on 2x8 oak boards flve Miss Reva Owen left Tuesday for beyond the reach of the common people. feet long in the notches, so as to make Mrs. Thomas Charles fell on the a solid bottom, and one edge of the sidewalk laat Friday and broke her her home at Chandler, Okl., after In order to supply the demand for a arm. Dr. Eaton attended her. spending the Summer among old cheap flour, the Chinese habitually mix bottom pieces will be sunk Into the friends. their wheat with peas, beans or millet side timbers. Turned down this makes The Lowell Evaparator, at the The new Histories, Civil Govern- before grinding It, but even these cheap- an excellent soil smoother and flnner. A. D. STURGIS. I). & M. depot, is open and ready for Turned bottom up, if the side pieces business. Bring on your apples. ments and Grammars to be Intro- ened flours cost more than the average duced this term of school can be grade flours In America. are slanted up at the end, it makes a Dr. Eaton, Lowell, Mich, office hours had at D. G. Look's. The Four Track News says that, with- handy arrangement for hauling rock afternoons and evenings, one block out considering the difference In quality or for hauling tools to and from the west of Hotel Waverly,at resldence- Fred Ford still has a few more of the best wagons sold, strictly hand and fineness, American flour can be ex- field.—A. J. Lcgg, in fipitomist. Wanted, to exchange, one pair of made, flted with the best iron stakes. ported from our Pacific coast and sold Ih 3-year-old colts for a pair of small They are high In quality and low In China cheaper than the cheapest grades TVylnsr It. n; work horses. Enquire of W. F. price. Howk. of native flour. "A scientist has discovered that a. "The Kentucky Tailor" with It Is easy to see what a great fleld will certain kind of music kills mosquitoes," Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bancroft of Stone. Kelly & Co of Louisville will ultimately be found In China for Ameri- volunteered the man from the city, Wallowa, Ore., cameTuesday to vis. be here Friday and Saturday morn- can mill machinery, and If American slapping two as he spoke. It her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K ing of this week. Come In and order millers would take pains to manufacture 'That so?" replied the summer board- Tllden. your fall clothes. A. L. Coons. a grade of flour especially for the Chi- er, dodging a fresh swarm, "then Farm- Misses Leonette Barnaby and Wm. Simmons, representing Stone, nese market, cheapening the wheat pro- A NEWSPAPER er Cornshucks must have heard of it Lena Flagg of Kalkaska visited Mrs. Kelley & Co. will be here again Fri- duct by a large adulteration of corn, an He encourages his daughter to sing to Harvey Taylor last week, the former day and Saturday morning to take Immense market would be found at once. us every evening after supper."—Clncln- remaining. your measure for a suit, overcoat or nati Commercial Tribune. Mrs. Hettie Morgan returned Sat- t rousers. Come in and see the elegant Peanats Care laaomnin. urday from St. Louis, where she has display of Fall woolens. Now Is your If you wish to be cured of insomnia Matrimonial Compromise. been taking treatment for several chance to get a suit that will please eat a pint of freshly touted peanuts Just Softleigh (tenderly)—Darling, X weeks past. you every time you wear It. A. L. before retiring. Secretary Wilson as- have made up my mind to ask you to Coons. sures bis friends that this remedy is a Report has reached us of the death become my wife. I know I am un- by cancer of our old friend and sure thing and that a pint of peanuts worthy of you, but— townsman, Joseph H. Adams, at every nlgbt has relieved blm from an Alice—Say no more, Harold. I am Bella Vista, Cal. Insomnia with which he has suffered yours. You may be unworthy of me, , VA S for years. A number of prominent men Railroad Jack, Train's opera house hut— tomorrow nlgtit—admission 25c. 85c who have tried the secreUry's remedy Softleigh—But what, dearest? and 50c. Reserved seats on sale at say that It works like a charm. Ordi- Alice—Half a loaf is better than no Michigan Farmer Sturgis' drug store. nary peanuts that are to be bought, in braad—TM.nu>. ,. , •i a store will not do the work. The goob- au< r8, , ^£11 * ^' and daugh- ers must be freshly reasted and a full Custom- made clothes, the Stoue, ter Olive returned to Grand Rapids pint of them consumed. Washed down Kelley kind that are guaranteed t« Saturday, after a weeks' visit with fit and hold their ebape, see the die- Lowell Ledger Jas. Scott aud family. with a big drink of water they are sure to Induce sleep, but the slightest sip of play at Coons'Friday and Saturday Miss Jean McMath, who has l)een alcoholic beverage neutralises the effect. morulng of this week, •inondlng a few weeks with her cou- The cure Is said to be the discovery of G. R. & MUINUAL EXCURSION TO sin, Mrs. E. C. Crawford, has re- one of the scientists in the department turned to her home In Omaha. of agriculture. % MACKINAC ISLAND. PETOSKEY to January J, 1904 The Vergennes Ladles' Aid picnic Tho Piano Byo la Swflt. TRAVERSE CITY, NORlHWRi- supper, which was to have been held A pianist In these days has to culti- The G. R. ft I. Railroad Is the pop- ou the Island Thumlav, Aug 27 has ular route to the northern resorts. By giving him a vate the eye so as to see 1,600 signs in been postponed to Saturday, Sept. 5. one minute, the Angers to make 2,000 Including Traverse City, Bay View, FOR ONLY wearable chain Petosky and Mackinaw City* Leav- You are Invited to call and see the movements and the brain to understand all these signs as well as direct all these Ing Lowell via Grand. Trunk, 12;2S display of fall styles for made to $$$• worth of pleasure for or 9;41, p. m. or via the P. M road -4— measure clothes as shown by movements. In playing Weber's "Moto D Kelle v re that aon of youre. We have atl0;80 a. m. or 8;33, p. m.. close . ~ f', - . Presontatlve at some . new - •'up-lo-lhe mlDiile" Ferpetuo" a pianist has to read 4,541 connection Is made fov above points Ing^118 ^ 'l Saturday morn- notes In less than four minutes, or about 3 styles in chains ihat will, suit at Grand Rapids. Those wishing to ()Cent| you, your boy and your pocket- 19 persecond, but the eye can only re- stop over night In Grund Rapids can Mrs Jno. Beery and daughter, book. Bring him in and let ceive about ten consecutive Impressions take the morning train at 7;30 thus Mae, have returned from a two him pick It out. He will per second. So that In quick music It securing a daylight ride. work ennogh harder to more months visit at Detroit, Jasper; seems that a player does not see every $4. for round trip to Petoskey, To new subscribers. All such papers will - be stopped at Mich., and \\ albrldge, O., Mr. Ueerv, than pay for It. note singly but In groups, probably a Traverse City, or Northport. expiration of time paid for. Old LEDQER subscribers All our chains go out with a |5. for round trip to llacklnac Is- who has been working on the sani- bar or more at one view. In the sec- oan have the Farmer on trial to January 1, for ouly l6o. tarium at Battle Creek, spent four guorantee as to th' it wearing land. Good to return until Sep- qualities. ond set of Chopin's "Btude in B minor" tember 18,1903. weeks with his family at Detroit, it Is necessary to read .as many as 3,960 Address all'orders to THE LEDGER, Lowell, and is now at South Bend, lud. Passengers to Mackinac Island will signs in 2^ minutes, or about 26 notes be allowed to stop off at Petoskey, Mich., or call at the offioo, one door west of MoGany's t,,e iua neighbors of Mrs. per second. either going or returning. Sleeping ptore, upstairs. m^M,lni UU hertt surprise cars from Grand Rapids. Trains will on Monday evening, at her home' Bell Tolled hy Electricity. stop at Cadillac and other points THE LEDGER and TOLEDO BLADE both At the Church of the Sacred Heart 1 HER B,RTHDHV north thereof to leave passengers. UK one year for only 1 •versarfver^rvy aA " S?'pleasan* t evenlnir was in Paris a 22-ton bell Is tolled by elec- Baggage will be checked accord- spent, refreshments were served nnd tricity. A choir boy does the work ingly. Excursionists can obtain ex- the guests left a suitable^ft aTa lemembrance. which formerly required the services af cursion ticketu upon application to flve men. Lowell agents.