days at the home of Mrs. Nora East- GLAD TO GET BACK. COUNTY S. S. CONVENTION MOORE-HOLLISTER mau. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. HAPPENINGS IN OVID Clarence Bennett left Tuesday for Michigan Soldier Boys Return Fron ’ QUIET WEDDING AT THE HOME OF Middleville, where he has a position as TO BE HELD IN CONGREGATIONAL South. BRIDE’S BROTHER. DR. J. R. HILL. pharmacist. CHURCH AT OVID NOV. 3 AND 4. Detroit, Mich., Oct. 12.—It was ? Subscribers are requested to look J. W. MEIRS CLEARED OVID THE CHAMPION G. C. Haynes and family, of Marion, at the figures on the label of their have been visiting at the home of Mrs. worn and tired crowd of brown-clad The home of Dr. J. Benson Hill was Extensive preparations are being Clarence Fuller. paper, and if they are not correct, OK FORMER ACCUSATIONS BY U. B FOB SHIAWASSEE AM) CLINTON the scene of a quiet wedding on Tues soldier boys that piled off the train made by the active workers of the Clin Mrs. I. W. Drake spent last week at notify the office. In handling so CONFERENCE LAST WEEK. COUNTIES IN BASF BALL. day of last week, the contracting parties Sunday morning, stretched their arms ton county Sunday school association being his sister. Mrs. Mary Hollister, of the home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank and legs and thanked their lucky stars many names, errors sometimes oc for a convention, which will be held in Weidman, iu Owosso. Elsie, and Henry Moore, of Duplain. that they were home once more, away cur. If paper is not received Last week at the conference of United The much anticipated game for the the Congregational church in Ovid The ceremony was performed at 8:30 Mrs. Margaret Sorrels and grandson, Tuesday and Wednesday, November 8 from the deluge of rain, the red mud promptly, or there is any cause for Bretliern ministers of this state held at championship of Clinton and Shiawasse o ’clock, a. m. Howard Cross, are visiting in Mansfield, complaint, send a postal to the of counties was played between Owosso and and 4. The first session will be held in Ohio, for a few weeks. of Kentucky and the moonshine Marcellas, Rev. J. W. Miers, against Mr. and Mrs. Moore will visit for some whisky. whom rather sensational accusations Ovid on the Ovid diamond last Friday the afternoon of the first day. time in Canada, after which they will Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hay left yester fice that we may adjust the mat were made in the church here last spring, afternoon. A goodly number of specta A very strong program has been pre take np their residence in Elsie. Con day for Arenac county, to visit a The second battalion, composed ol ter at once. )laced his case before the conference, tors were there to witness what, was ex pared, many speakers from this county gratulations are extended. the troops from Monroe, Port Huron ] being scheduled for addresses, as well brother, who is very ill. Iu changing address, always [t was oarefuly discussed, and Mr. Miers pected to be a close call for both teams. Mrs. William Hall and Mrs. George Ann Arbor and Ypsilantl, went right give old address as well as new. was cleared by his fellow ministers, and From beginning to end Thomas and as the following from outside the coun on home, as did Generals McGurrin ty: Alfred Day, state secretary, De Castler left last week for an extended it was decided that the allegations were Thomas, Ovid’s battery, had the Owos visit witli relatives in Chillicothe, Ohio. and Brown. uujast and unlawful, and that Mr. Miers so hatters at their mercy. Seventeen of troit; E. C. Kuapp, of Three Oaks, who Ovid Mews in Brief. was with the Ohio tour party last fall; Lester E. Tucker left Monday for may stand up unaccused before the that team were struck out and they Heroic Effort to Rescue. people. were held down to five scattering sing D. K. Moore, of Grand Rapids, ex-presi- Clara Rice is on the sick list. Fort Wayne, Middleton, Wabash and Rev. Miers came .to Ovid several years les. deut state association; Mrs. G. L. Fox, other southern points, to bo gone a Port Huron, Mich., Oct. 13.—Charles of Grand Rapids, state primary super Ernest Smith has been ill for the past week. . Ground Feed ago, and built up the U. B. church to a The score by innings was as follows: week. Hyde, aged 17 years, was drowned In aa*o*corn and grows and fat intendent; Rev. D. H. Shelley, of Ionia, Mr. and Mis Fred Hazle and daugh tens raster The belt mill for high standard. A new building was 12345 (5 78 9 R H E Charles Allison, of Owosso, was in Lake Huron Monday afternoon while corn, with or wlthoutahucka, erected and paid for under his efforts, president of the association of that ter, Beth, of Shepardsville, spent Sun and all grains, ia tho Owosso.. 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0—1 5 4 county. town Friday. hunting ducks. Young Hyde, in com young peoples' societies were estab Ovid ....1 5 0 0 0 2 0 2 0—10 12 3 Miss Mamie Meehan was home from day at the home of F. A. Marshall and lished, etc. At the last conference he It is desirad that each school in the family. pany with Jacob Grow and Daniel Me county send at least two delegates to Owosso over Sunday. was appointed to a different charge Mrs. F. A. Wellman and Mrs. Frank Millan, started out in the lake in the KELLY convention, and that, so far as possible which he did not wish to accept. J. M Bryson, of Owosso, called on Hall, of South Boardman, Ohio, are morning. About 1 o ’clock in the aft DuplexGrindingMill. Since that time the church has practic SCORE 6 TO 0 the delegates como to the first session Ovid friends Saturday. ernoon the boat upset, throwing all and remain till the last. Ovid people visiting at the home of Mrs. Charles Crushes and grinds to any ally been without a pastor. Mr. Miers Dr. and Mrs. O. B. Campbell spent Schoch. three into the w’ater. Grow was ‘hr line ness Always uniform. Has will furnish free entertainment for all ______great capacity. Kasy running* greatly endeared himself to his people OVID BOYS DEFEATED IN FOOT-BALL last Thursday in Detroit. only one who could swim, and ai o*Heoi tn«*L Ueee minimum power, any kind. Double breaker* during his pastorate and we are pleased delegates. All who attend are assured Miss Jennie Allison, of Lindside. West double Mt bum, force feed and reffulatlnf devlca. 4 elnes. Catalog FKJt* GAME BY OWOSSO. of a valuable, helpful time. Miss Edith Koontz spent Sunday at Va., left Wednesday for Flint, after a though over a mile from shore, he TBE0.S. KELLY ca. Dept 99 SPRINOPlLLD, OtUOk to learn of the stand taken by the con her home in Birmingham. visit at the home of Mr. ana Mrs. John ference. kept the boys afloat by helping them Miss Blanche Wolcott was the guest Oberlin. to hang to the boat. He paddled for The high school foot ball team went of relatves in Saginaw Sunday. to Owosso Saturday afternoon and DEATH OF MRS. LOU AUSTIN A meeting of the W. C. T. U. was three hours, and when but a few rods Special Settlers’ Excursions via Duluth A BIG RUNAWAY played the team of that city. A good Richard Hayes has purchased the held at the home of Mrs. S. W. Pheljw from shore young Hyde sank.. South Shore and Atlantic Ratio ay. game was played by both teams, the Ganong property on East street. Friday afternoon and a very profitable FORMER OVID YOUNG LADY 8UC- hour spent. From Mackinaw City to points in Ll’THKK KYON TRAMPLED UNDER Ovid boys being defeated by a score of (5 Mrs. Margaret Rice has moved into Mistake Cost Man ’s Life. Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon to 0. CLMBS TO CONSUMPTION. the Castle house on Pearl street, east. Reuben StClair of Portland spent Sun HORSES FEET. Lansing, Mich., Oct. 13.—While and British Columbia. Tickets 011 sale Edward Plunkett sprained his aukle Mrs. Elizabeth Walters spent Sunday day with his family here. Mr. and Mrs. StClair visited friends in Detroit a few working on a 60-foot pole In front ol every day, September 15 up to and in quite badly in one of the inevitable Many residents of this place are sadly at the home of A. S. Berry in St. Johns. cluding November 30, 1903. Helena, Last Saturday Lnther Ryon drove pileups. Will Smitherman came home days the first of the week. the state house Monday afternoon grieved to learn of the death of Mrs. Miss May Cobb, of Elsie, was the Samuel Nelson, a lineman in the em Butte and Anaconda, $28; Spokane, into town with his fine big span of with a rather suspicions looking nose, Lou Austin which occurred at the home guest of Miss Eflfie Lewis over Sunday. Mrs. Jennie Coopor, of Chicago, who $30.50; Seattle and Tacoma, Washing horses. He was hitching the team on which looked as if it might have been of her father in Ithaca last week Wed has been visiting several weeks at the ploy of the city electric light depart ton, Portland and Ashland, Oregon, the target for a fist belonging to some* Lute Eastman, Percy Parker and home of her sister, Mrs. L. D. Tubbs, ment, w’as electrocuted. He had been Main street when they became fright nesday. Consumption was the cause. Leon Losey spent Sunday in St. Jonns. $38. Proportionately low rates to all ened and unmanageable. They jumped one pugilisticallv inclined. Mrs. Austin had suffered painfully from left Thursday for New York city. working on the pole for several hours, intermediate points. For further par hack throwing Mr. Ryon underneath No other injuries were reported for the disease since last winter, being un M. K. Plummer and wife have moved Mrs. S. J. Carpenter has returned to changing a number of wires to it from ticulars please apply to J. A. Miohtel- them and running the entire wagon over the Ovid boys after the game. The able to walk for some time. into the Valentine house on First street her home in Erie, Pa., after spending another pole. During this time the son, Traveling Passenger Agent, Michi him. He was not badly injured, and wounded players are not baffled and east. some time with her nieces, Mesdames gan Trust Building, Grand Rapids, or are ready to go at it again. Nettie Walbridgc was born in Itahca current was cut off, but for some rea picked himself np. twenty-three years ago. About three Miss Nettie Smitheman was the guest, Fred Woodworth and J. E. Taylor. son not yet fully established, a fellow Geo. W. Hibbard. General Passenger The horses ran south at a terrific years ago she moved with her parents to of Mr. and Mrs. Judson Carj)enter Sun Guy Mead, who has been taking treat Agent, Marquette, Michigan. speed, unheeding all cries to stop. They day. Workman on the ground telephoned Ovid, where on August 2, 1901, she was ment with Dr. E. S Leonard for several the station and had the current turned went for some time before anyone suc MARSHMALLOW ROAST married to Louis Austin. They resided William Long and family are moving weeks, has returned to his home in ceeded in stopping them. The rig here for some time, but since last Aug into the Marvin honse on Front street Bath, fully recovered from a locked 0*0a0*0a0a0a0«0*0a0*0«0*0* was not broken and no damages done AND WATERMELON EAT BY YOUNG ust Mrs. Austin has been with her west. knee joint. O O the team. Mr. Ryon was not seriously Dangerous to Public Health. • Residence —drigg’s Croaaiug on St. • PEOPLE FRIDAY NIGHT. parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Oberlin, of Owos O Johns Electric road. Q injured, as would he expected from the Besides her father, mother and hus Elmer Parker left Thursday for Lansing, Mich., Oct. 12.—Under an so, spent Sunday at the home of John 5 P. O. Address —R. F. D. No. 5, Lansing, • nature of the accident. band, Mrs. Austin leaves a son, Harold his home in Ponchatula, La., after thorlty of a new law passed at the O Mich. O Oberlin. spending several months at the homes Last Friday evening a ]tarty of young Darwin, and four brothers. Tho fun last session of the legislature, the state Toastmaster* ’ Club. Mrs. Maude Fox returned Monday to of his father, George Parker, and other O o people enjoyed a marshmallow roast eral was held Friday. Interment in her home in Farwell, after a short stay board of health has designated the fol a A meeting of the toastmasters ’ clnb and watermelon eat in C. E. Jackson ’s North Star cemetery. relatives in this vicinity. o Mrs. L. A. Peacock O in Ovid. lowing diseases as dangerous to the a will l)e held in the high school room to lane, the guests of Miss Beulah Jackson. Miss Nina Hnbbell, who has been public health, and they must be re o O morrow afternoon. An excellent pro About fifteen were present. The fam Retan Houa** Sold. Mrs. F. A. Marshall and daughter, studying mnsic in the Detroit conserva Embroidery • gram has been prepared and all who ous Jackson melons afforded a most Litta, were the guests of Owosso friends tory for the past few months, has re ported. The disease® are consumption o o W. A. Bloss has sold his hotel, Ttye Saturday. pneumonia, cerebro spihcl menlngips, attend will receive a rare treat. delightful treat for the young people. New Retan, to Jay Smith, who took cently been made assistant to her clieif o o Many outdoor games were played. All possession Monday morning. The new Misses Mary Field and Majella High, instructor, Miss McMaster. Miss Hub- typhoid fever, diphtheria, whooping • For Sale* To Cure a Cold In One Day spent a very pleasant evening. proprietor is an energetic young man spent Saturday with friends in Shep- bel poscBses extraordinary ability along cough, measlee, scarlet fever, small O ------o ardsville. • Orders Taken . Instructions G iven . Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab and is gladlv welcomed. Many regret musical lines, and plays with the keen pox,glanders and rabies. Circulars ® Work Commenced and Material o Mrs. William Doty, of Price, spent to lose Mr. bloss from his old staud, as Mrs. George Burton and son. Warren, est interpretation of her music. We are giving Information to health officers lets All druggists refund the money if O Furnished For The Work o it fails to cure. E. W. Grove ’s signa one day last week with her sister, M rs. he has conducted a thoroughly good of St. Johns, and Mrs. Ada McArthur, sure her promotion is.merited, and we regarding the action of the board will ture is on each box. 25c. W. G. Hunter. house. of Mason, have been spending a few congratulate her upon her sneess. be published. •6*0*0*0*0*0*0*0a0a0*0*0*0 A LARGE STOCK OF BUGGIES, HARNESS, BLANKETS, ROBES. f
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At prevailing prices for eggs, taking The Republican. average prices for the pust four years. sammmmmmmmmmmfyrmmmmmtmmmmmi It looks to us as thongli poultry wus BUSINESS. FARM-ORCHARD^ My Lungs better worth keeping for the eggs than GARDEN-^.3-TRJGC With abundant crops, with good for the meat, and so we would select prices and labor more fully employed those varieties of fowls which have than ever before, and at higher wages, “ An attack of la grippe left me the best reputatiou as layers. Something Doing with a bad cough. My friends said there has been and is today disturbing 1 bad consumption. I then tried elements in business, and it is predicted Ayer’a Cherry Pectoral and it A new idea is advanced for the de by some that a period of reaction has set cured me promptly." struction of burrowing vermin —go in. The tremend ous shrinkage in the A. K. Randles, Nokomis, Ill. phers. moles, rats, mice and the like. A speculative markets, even when railroad highly poisonous gas is generated and oamings are liigher than at any preced You forgot to buy a bot forced by au air pump into their bur IN CLOAKS, CAPES AND FURS ing period, has caused Borne timidity rows. a plan which, it Is said. Is very tle of Ayer’s Cherry Pec successful. If something has been and a rush to sell. Money has been in toral when your cold first found which will reach the pocket great demand, and while there is noth gopher and the mole It will be a good ing like a panic, tliare is less disposition came on, so you let it run thing. to embark tiu new enterprises than there along. Even now, with * —————— was a year ago. all your hard coughing, it A method whereby orange* Juice can Due of the chief reasons for the loll in be saved and prepared so as to retain building enterprise is the attitude taken will not disappoint you. its original flavor, though long and pa- Burnett’s tleqjly sought (or, hap notbeen discov by* PUiQU l»b
The Republican. COMMISSIONER’S SECTION HOUSE CLEANING MINTS. How to Hemdve Spots and Italaa OHJ HUTS AND AIM1 OF Til K COUNTY | BREVITIES; From Various Articles. 0. C. VAUGHAN, Publisher . LARGE LOAF BREAD. 4c K§ro TKACHBHV ASSOCIATION. To remove oil stains from wall paper apply pipeclay mixed to the thickness TERMS i $1.00 Par Tear. THAT WILL INTEREST YOUruu ta COM SYRUP The state Heading Circle books adopted by of cream with water aud let it remuiu the state dt-ptutnu-nt for the school year of for four hours before removlug, says WHATD0Y0UTHINK0FTH1S? JOB WORK. 1903 and ’04 are “While's Art of Teaching," the New York American. Makes You "Government in State and Nation," by James Every kind of book and job printing. Insure with D. L. Hunt. To remove oil stains from varnished EAT and Sanford. I have made a very careful paper wash with fiunuel dipped In cold “La, me! There is Buy paint of Spaulding & Co. inspection of the hooka, and in my judgment weak ten und rub dry with a soft ADVERTISING. they are the strongest set the de|Xirtment no use of my rolling doth. Oar Advertising Rate* are 11S cent* per Inch Umbrellas at Allison ’s jewelry store. A Hearty, has ever selected for the teachers. The for each insertion for three months or more. teachers of every progressive county in the To remove paint stains from doors out any more dough IS cents per inch for each Insertion for John Link of Ovid, was in town Tues Meal state are uaing them thin year aa the basis of and windows put a handful of soda less thaD three months. Business notice, when fire cents per line for each insertion. Editor* day. a systematic course of study, hi the recent and a piece of glue the size of the top ial notices ten cents. A. E. Richardson continues to im commissioners ’ meeting at Ionising, Superin of a cup into u pail of hot water, as it Business cards, $1.00 per line per year. tendent of Public Instruction Fall strongly Marriage, birth and death notices inserted free. prove. not only removes the dirt, but leaves Obitnaty comments, resolutions, card of Rev. J R. Wooten, of Ovid, was in Attorney Fred R. Everett, of Cvid, urged every conunissioner to push the work a beautiful gloss without polishing. You can buy a big thanks, etc., will be charged for at the rate fcown ’Tuesday. in liis county, uud gave the commissioners To remove grease spots from a stove of five cents per line. was in town Monday. uenniaaion to grant credits on examination Correspondence containing local news is solici Mrs. L. E. Mack, of Ovid', spent Tues use purattin, uud then clean It all off ted from all parts of the county. The Misses Eunice and Ina Doty, of in “Theory and Art of Teaching, ” also in Loaf of the Best Anonymous communications not inserted under day in this place. Elsie, and Belle Stanhope, of Ovid, visi “Scieuce of Government ” to those who shall with soot? any circumstaucea. Richard Freeman, of St. Johns, is re ted St. Johns Saturday. have done the Heading Circle work thorough To remove medicine stains from sil Announcements of lodge and sooiety meetings, entertainments, etc., will be charged for at ported seriously ill. Mrs. Lewis E. Caster, of Grand Rap ly. In fact “White ’s Art of Teaching ” will verware dip the article In sulphuric BREAD at The five cents per line. Irving Bond is under Dr. Dodge ’s ids, visited the first of the week at the be the basis of the examination in "Theory ncid, repeat until the stain has disap care, ill with appendicitis. home of her cousiu, S. M. Stilsou. and Art of Teaching ” for the March examina peared, then wash In very hot water. Mrs. James Richardson is spending a The flag pole ip front of the coart tion and probably for June and August. Paluted woodwork or fine enumeled Calkins Cash Gro BUSINESS CARDS. few days in Howard City. house has been given a new coat of After carefully thinking over the matter, furniture can be cleaned with whiting and counseling with some of the princquls Mrs. E. Schemer, of Fowler, called on I>aint. A new flag rope has also been much more satisfactorily than by the MU8IC TEACHERS. installed. and teachers with whom I've had opportunity, cery for ^1 c. St Johns friends Tuesday. I have decided to ask- that we, as usual process of scrubbing with soap Mrs. Jennie Butler was called to and water. Take some'of the powder ARION E. DODGE. VOCAL AND IN- Clare A. Whaley left yesterday to teachers, organize ourselves into a county Nice Large Buns, per doz ...... c M strnmental Music. Over Spaulding A Co. visit at his home in Morenci. Bowing Green, yesterday, by the death class and use the above mentioned liooks as upou a plate, dip a piece of finunel into 10 of her sister, Mrs. Stevens, which oc the basis of our class study for the year. clear, warm water, wringing as nearly Fine Graham and Rj'e Bread Attorney A. G. Shepard, of Ovid, did curred Monday. ATTORNEYS. business in St. Johns Monday. As soon as the books can be obtained, theif dry us possible, fold into a small pad Cookies, per doz...... 8c Mrs. Amelia Halstead, of Maplo Rap A dispatch from LMingsbnrg October will be left at convenient points in the and take up us much of the whiting as ' EARLE BROWN. ATTORNEY AT LAW. ids, is visiting Mrs. A. A. Chick. 18, says: “J. LeBar’s store, one of the county so that each teacher can easily ob will adhere to it. Apply to the painted CAKE—Angel Food, Golden Rod, Wine Cake, Fruit . Money to loaD. Office CliDton Block. largest in town, has been closed on a tain a set, and at the same price at which surface, and a very little rubbing will Miss Harriet Danley spent the first mortgage held by the Union bank. ” they can lie purchased of the publishers, Cake, Raisin Cake, Jelly Roll, all, each ...... 10c WM. M. STOCK EK. of the week with friends in Ionia. which price I think is $2-00. In next week's remove any grease or dirt. Wush well Lansing Journal, October 9: “Miss with clean water and wipe dry with u Another car of sand grown Potatoes from Kalkaska OLDIERS AND COMRADES, I BEING Mrs. D. D. Smith spent Sunday with Susie Dutkee, of St. Johns, and Jas. issue l will mention the places in the county at one of your number, therefore know yont clean chamois. , Swants and also your rights by law, thereforeher son, Frank Smith, in Pewamo. Lawrence, of Albion, fame to Lansing which they can be obtained. The manner county. Dry and mealy. We shall keep them coming raepectfnlly solicit your patronage in the pros- Photographer R. E. Green was doing today to attend the banquet of the He in which we will discuss the subject mattter Matting may be freshened by wash all winter. •eatloue of claims for pensions, back pay .bounty business in Bay City last Thursday. bron class tonight. ” of these books, l will mention below in con ing It with a weak solution of salt and or rations. Also Notary Public. nection with the mention made of the plans WM. N. STOCKER. Mesdames M. Weller. F. M Spauld water and carefully drying each por JUST A FEW PRICES. Mrs. Robert Garry and daughter, Ella, of our associations for the year. of Lansing, were in town Tuesday. ing, J. B. Dodge and M. A. Hulse are tion ns it Is washed. This method of PERKIN A BALDWIN. It has always been and is still iny judg cleaning keeps the matting from turn 18 lbs. H. & E. Granulated Sugar...... $1.00 Mrs F. S. Crogo, of Mt. Pleasant, attending the Statrf Federation of ttorneys at law , money loaners ment that the aim and object of the teachers ’ 20 pounds extra C Sugar...... $1.00 spent Sunday with her husband here. Woman ’s clubs in Grand Rapids. They ing yellow. and Real Estate Agents. Office over will return Friday. association should be two-fold, viz: (l) the To clean carpets thoroughly sprinkle Chapman'sA Shoe Store, Clinton Ave., St. Johns. Mrs. C. Cornell, of Parshallville, is improvement of the teachers along education 21 lbs. Golden C. Sugar...... $1.00 Mrs. T. A. Mead returned yesterday thick with conrse salt, let lay half an LYON A'MOINET. visiting at the home of Mrs. J. J. Boyd. al and professional lines; (2) the increasing Lion or XXXX Coffee, bought before the advance, to her home in Charlevoix after a visit of educational sentiment in the community hour and sweep well with a stiff broom TTORNEY8 AT LAW. ST. JOHNS, MICH., Mrs. Elizabeth Walters, of Ovid, spent at the home of her brother, Frank until you have all the salt off. This per lb. package, while it lasts...... 10c l. Office over Geo. H. Chapman ’s store. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Berry. in which the association is held. Generally Younglove. Her mother,- Mrs. A. the city or large village, containing a good will not only clean the carpet, but will Nice clear side Pork...... lie OOOLINO A KELLEY. Miss Fannie Scull, of Ovid, is spend Younglove, accompanied her home for system of schools, possesses a strong school be 11 sure preventive against moths. TTORNEYS AT L\W,ST. JOHNS, MICH. ing a few days with Mrs. A. D. Eld- a visit sentiment, while the small village and rural California Hams...... 10c l Office on Walker street east. For white spots mude on ouk din ridge. The people of Clare and Isabella district with their smaller schools, - and scat ing table caused by a hot dish hold a Come to us for the most goods for the least money. NORTON A JAMISON. Mrs Elizabeth Walters, of Ovid, counties have so many more children tered population possess a lesser school senti hot iron a little above the marks, but TTORNEYS AT LAW, OFFICE OVER ST. spent Sunday at tli8 home of A. S. than they have property that they will ment; hence we should locate our associa not near enough to affect the varnish. k_ Johns National Rank. receive more primary school money tions chielly with the latter class in view. Berry. Withdraw the Iron for a moment to E. A E. L. WALBRIDGE. ATTORNEYS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sibley, of Lansing, from the state than they will pay back Therefore, after giving this question due J. and money loaners St. Johns. Michigan. in the state taxes. consideration, and also counseling with some allow the wood to cool; then place It spent Sunday at the home of H. E. over the spot again and continue until Mack. All Michigan railroads will sell a 2000 >f our teachers and association officers we have decided to hold somewhere abqut ten the white spots disappear. Rev. and Mrs. Cuthbert left Saturday interchangeable mileage book to go PHY81CIAN8. into effect in November, under agree associations during this year at such points for Davison, where they will reside in in tho county that every teacher and every LARGE LOAF OF BREAD, 4c. the future, ment of the ]Migsenger traffic officials, How to Remove lied Iron Rost. W. HOD8KIN GALE, M. O. agreed upon at a meeting ,in Chicago intron iu the county may have easy access Cover the spots with salt, moisten FFICE OVER STATE BANK. NIGHT Mrs. Emma Kean, of Harvev, Ill., is last week. The new book will be to some one or more of these associations; with lemon Juice, let stand a time, add O Calls at Tho Steel. Office Hours 11 to 12 a guest at the home of Dr. C. E. Knapp good on all trains and no question further, a part of the program of every asso «. m., 1 to 3 aDd 7 to i» p. m. and-family. ciation will consist of the discussion of the ing more salt and lemon. If not suc o»o»o*o»o«o*o»o»o*o*o*o*o« will be raised as to whether the person cessful with these, use for fast colors Report of Pomona- D. BQCAIR, M. D„ PHYSICIAN AND Joseph Scott left Tuesday for a visit subject matter of the Reading Circle Books. o presenting it is the purchaser. This muriatic acid. Spread the cloth over • H• Surgeon. Office, Clinton Blk, St, Johns. at the home of his brother, Benjamin will be a convenience to all people In next week’s issue mention will be made of the points over the county at which asso a large bowl of hot water, touch the Clinton County Pomona No. 26 met B. DODGE, M. D„ SURGEON AND Scott, of Holly. doing much traveling and has been with Essex Grange Wednesday, October —------? • Homoeopathic Physician. Office and resi- Mr. and Mrs. C Mather, of Pewamo, agreed to by all western roads with the ciations will be held. dry spots with a drop or two of the 5 Jdeace over Spaulding Si Co ’s Hardware Store. Sincerely, acid. When the rust disappears, rinse 7. The continuous rain kept many at REMEMBER • were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, H. S. possible exception of Rock Island. Tiieo' H. Townsend . several times In eleur water and then home but some of the plucky patrons o DR. 8. E. GILLAM, M. D. Holmes, Saturday. drove nearly 25 miles to attend. All HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE AND Mrs. A. J. Sewel went to Flint Satur In water lu which there is a little am- who. did attend felt well repaid for so We are O residence west of Court House. Office ruonla. Phoars 1 to 4 p. m., from 7 to 9 p. m. . day to visit her sister, Mrs R. E. Bell, IN PROBATE COURT UNITED HKKTHKEN, doing. Mrs. Anderson, master of Essex o and other relatives. Grange welcomed Pomona in a very in our new HENRY PALMER. M. D. How to Roll Water. cordial and pleasing manner. A bouuti o Mr. and Mrs. H. B Hall, of Lansing, Matters Before Judge Merrill During Services for next Sunday: Bengal, lHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, ojothamolo- spent Sunday in town the guests of Mr. 10:30 a. m.; West Bengal, 2:30 p. m.; “To boll water would seem to be a ful dinner and supper was provided for o I gist snd general practitioner. Office over Past Weelt. nnt s Drug Store. Hours 10 to 12 a. m. and - and Mrs. E L. Brazee. Bingham, 7 p. m. very simple thing, ” says a writer In all. The program was well carried out. Mrs. Arthur Stewart, of Bengal, and o Lafayette Silvernail, of Greenbush, is The pastor has been returned for an the Boston Cooking School Magazine, MARY P. HAVENS M. D., laid up with blood poisoning in one “and yet the late Charles Delmonlco Myron Moss, of Fs*ex, each had exc. 1 | <► o FFICE HOURS. 9:00 TO 11 A. M.. 8:00 Mrs. Louisa Smith, administratrix of other year. lent papers. A vote was taken to have O FURNITURE hand, but is improving. used to say that very few people know Oto 1:00 p. m. Ladies’ diseases a specialty. the estate of Calvin P. Barrus, deceased, The Bengal Union Aid society will them sent to the county papers for pub- q o Mrs. L. Jones is attending the State late of Greenbush, has rendered her hold a chicken-pie social at the home of how to do it. ‘The secret is,’ he said. lication. Principal H. M. Wetzel and j * Store, Give US § Federation of Woman ’s clubs held in final account and been discharged. Mr. and Mrs. O. Crampton, Wednesday ‘In putting good fresh water into a high school pupils attended the after- O o DENTISTS. Grand Rapids this week. Lew A. Chose has been appointed ad evening, October 21. A cordial invita kettle, already quite warm, setting the noon session and helped in the program. ' - a call. Miss Rosa Martin is spending a few ministrator of the estate of John S. tion to all. water to boiling quickly and then tak Prin. Wetzel read a fine selection from o G. K. CORBIN, M. D., D. D. 8. days at the home of her father, Theo Chase, deceased, late of Elsie. The West Bengal Ladies Aid will ing It right off for use in tea, coffee or J. Wliitcomb Riley. Pomona will meet RADUATK OF THE UNIVERSITY OF dore Droster, of Pewamo. o & Michigan. Thirty years’experience in St. meet with Mrs. Dan Sturgis Wednesday other drinks before it is spoiled. To with Dewitt Grange Wednesday, No lohns. Trust entirely to his taste, ability, cou- Mrs. Lyman Alward, of Brush street, forenoon of next week. An argent in let it steam and simmer and. evaporate vember 4. Mk 8 . C. L. Pearce , leieace, and you will get the nearest approach picked a bunch of ripe strawberries HIGH SCORES vitation extended to all. Lectnrer. possible to perfection of results in dentistry. until the good water is In the atmos I OSGOODf from her vines this week. The Michigan conference of the Unit phere and only the lime and Iron and o * ARTHUR CORBIN, D. D. 8. Mrs. J. H. Peltier, of Saranac, came ed Brethren iu Christ was held at Mar f The happiest couple in the world In Bowling Made in H. L. Peek’s dregs loft in the kettle is what makes J shouhshould be a deaf husband and a blind IHOWNS, “BRIDGE WORK” (TEETH Tuesday to visit her parents, Mr. and cellas last week with Bishop E. B. Kep- Alley for Past Week. a great many people sick, and It is I wife, both taking Rock Mountain Tea. CJ without plates) and all latest processes. Mrs. C. Ranney, in Dewitt. hart, D. D., in the chair. The follow worse than no water at all.’ For wi-ll Keeps peace ing appointments by the stationing com in the family. 35 cents. ! OSGOODf Miss Nina Moss, of Detroit, left ter boiled like this and flavored with a 43, eTVan Si THOMAS 8. MANN, I>. D. 8. mittee may be of interest to the readers an Sickle . FFICE OVER ROSENTHAL’S STORE, Friday for Lansing, after spending a The prizes given in H. L. Feek’s few drops of lemon juice Mr. Delmon- week with Miss Nina Clark. of The Republican : Eli Good to Ben ST. JOHNS, men. O St. Johns, Michigan. bowling alley for highest scores during gal, T. Swauk to Branch, D. S. Arnold Ico used to charge as much as for hits M A Hit I AGES. S ------o Mrs. Charles Carleson, of Detroit, past week were awarded to F. Williams to Eureka and Ovid, R. R. Risley to best liquors, and he often recommend •o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o«o*o*o*o«o UNDERTAKERS. came Saturday to spand a week with w’ho bowled 211, and Floyd Durkee who ed It to his customers and friends who A quiet wedding occurred at the Free her sister, Mrs. Frank Crock. Oak Grove, diaries Corman to Marcel bowled 204 los. J. A. Blickenstoff to Berrien, J. A. complained of loss of appetite. It is Baptist parsonage of Bath, Sunday XT' I HU__ , — Other high scores were as follows: XL. CLINTON AVENUE.______Samuel Nelson, a Lansing electric Davis to Casco, R. H. Turner to Petos- worth trying. ” evening, October 11, the contracting lineman, was killed by the enrrent being F. Murdock, 207; H. L. Feek, 201; A. kev, C. E. Pilgrim to Grand Rapids first parties being Win. Wilson, of Bath MISCELLANEOUS. turned on by mistake, Monday. E. Wilson, 200; H. W. Morris, 199; township, and Miss Mary E. Odell, of and C. E. Krieble to Grand Rapids sec How to Use Beef Marrow. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Woodruff went to Earl Dodge, 192; M. Foster, 192. ond, M. L. Garberson to Caledonia, E. Rosco, Livingston county, Rev. I. B. H. M. OOHN. Owosso, Saturday, to spend a few days M. Koons to Grant, J. W. Meirs to Beef marrow taken from the soup Buffum officiating. ETERINARY SURGEON. OFFICE, FIL- with her sister, Mrs. F. E. Burt. Davenport-Eddy. Gladwin Co., B. H. Mowers to Six bones and round steuk Is excellent for dew A Millmau s Drug Store, residence cooking purposes. Cut It In small bits, V7 Walker St. E. St. Johns. Mich. Phone 29. Mrs. M. F. Trowbridge went to Pon On Wednesday evening of last week Lakes, Frank Risley to Otto, G. Otter- ST. JOHNS tiac yesterday to attend the funeral of Miss Ivaletta Eddy, daughter of Thomas bein to University at Westerville, Ohio, put it In a covered small Jar, set In a her brother-in-law, J. J. Green. Eddy, and Clarence Davenport, both of D. C. Sheldon to Casco circuit. pan of water and place over the fire BE CLINTON COUNTY SAVINGS BANK Mrs. E. Doty returned homo last Sun Eagle, were married at the home of the Only one presiding elder district with to simmer gently. When all melted, National Bank bride ’s ]»reuts. They were the recipi W. D. Stratton as presiding elder. strain through a thin cloth Into a clean ST. JOHNS, MICH. day after a week’s visit at the home of ESTABLISHED 1865. I. D. Richmond, on Brush street. ents of some benutifui gifts. Congratu pan, let settle for a few minutes, then Mrs. L. L. Coomer, of Fowler, spent lations are extended by the many METHODIST MENTION. press into small Jars and tie securely. Monday at the home of her daughter, friends of the highly esteemed young It will keep for months. CAPITAL, $60,000.00 I per cent. Interest on Deposits and Loans couple. Money on Approved Bonds and Real Mrs. Arthur Gilson, the latter being Preaching Sunday morning and eve SURPLUS, $10,000.00 quite ill. How to Make Mayonnaise Drrsslsz. Estate Security, Connecting the Roads. ning by the jiastor. Alter services at Mrs. Maria Botsford returned yester close of the evening sermon. Mix together one teaspoonful each of day to her home in Chesaning after The Lansing Republican says: The Services at Bengal Grange hall Sun mustard and salt, a few grains of cay JONH C. HICKS, President. visiting at the home of her brother, St. Johns road and the Michigan avenue day afternoon at half past two. OALUSHA PENNELL, Vlce-Pres’t. ALBRT J. BALDWIN, President. line will soon be connected Workmen enne and the yolks of two raw eggs. We nave them. Sears Gardner. The Woman ’s Social League are con Add slowly one-half a pint of olive oil. R. C. DEXTER, Cashier. G. PENNEL, Vice-President. began today to put in the overhead ducting a successful domestic sale this Oome and see them. Reserved seats will be on sale at the work on the Y at the corner of Cedar two tablespoonfuls of vinegar and P. E. WAL8WORTH, Treasurer. box office Saturday and Monday after week. Tell your friends about them — Btreet and Michigan avenue. The track Work on the stone walks about the two tablespoonfuls of lemon Juice. DIRECTORS: noons for the E. Panline Jolmson-Mc- has been completed for several weeks. Just before serving add two table Raye entertainment. church and parsonage property and on John C. Hicks, G. Pennell, 1TATE BANK OF ST. JOHNS. the enlargement of the choir loft is pro spoonfuls of thick cream, whipped. AH the ^ COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS Mrs. Mary J. Coon returned Tuesday Wamor Bnnday, C. E. Ball, Miss E. Pauline Johuson, an Indian gressing favorably this fine weather The cream may be omitted. If pre O. P. Dewitt, P. E. Walsworth, to her iiome in Harbor Springs after princess of the Mohawk tribe, will re Mr. Ernest Kuhns, of Greenbush, and ferred. Have everything cold, and set New Fall Styles in spending a week with her daughter, cite and read her own productions as an C. C. Vaughan. Mrs. John Wolcott. Miss Retta Fesler, of Gratiot county, the bowl Into a pun of Ice water or Photos and flountings authoress, in full Indian dress, at the were married by Rev. R. S. McGregor chopped Ice. Add the oil very slowly CAPITAL $50,000.00. Mrs. A. B. Cray, of Flushing, who opera house Monday evening, October at the Methodist parsonage October 8. SELLS DRAFTS AVAILABLE IN We are always ready for you has been visiting Mrs. J. Dunn and Mrs. at first. After the first few tnblesjioon- 19, under the auspices of the Woman ’s ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. and always please you. Make Net Assets of Stockholders, $000,000.00. C. O. DuBois for the past few days, left association of the Congregational fuls have been added It can be added Saturday for her home. church. Admission 26c, reserved seats BAPTI8T NOTES. more rapidly. sure that you get O-REEN’S PHO Mrs. A. C. Taylor and three children 36c. INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS TOS and you will be satisfied. The services last Sunday were exceed How to Make Scones of Potatoes. O. W. MUNGER. President. left Saturday for Port Huron where they will join M r. Taylor and will make ingly interesting. Several requested When a bowl of mashed potatoes Is JOHN H. CORBIT, Vice-President. their home in the future. prayers. left over, try making scones of them Transacts any Business oonsistent R. E. GREEN, J. W. FITZGERALD. Cashier. Sunday services:—10:80: Subject, Mrs. C. T. Babcock left Tuesday for Allison “The joy of Salvation ”; 12:00, Bible for supper or breakfast Add a little with Conservative Banking. Maker of Photographs, St. Johns. Detroit where she will spend a week. school, fi p. m., B. Y. P. U.t leader. hot milk and remush the potato; add a From there she will go to visit at her OPERA HOUSE little more salt, then flour enough to DIRECTORS: Mrs. Eva Scott; 7:00, Subject, “The old home in Sharon Center, Ohio. —----- PHONE 190== inestimable possession. ” mold the mixture Into flat cakes. »»»»»»»»»»&& O. W. Manger. Otis Fuller, J. H. Corblt Mrs. M. J. Lyon returned yesterday O. L- ELSLER., Lessee and Mgr. There will be an evangelistic service Toast them slowly so they will not esse Sullivan, John J. Reiser, J. K to her home in South Ovid after visit at the close of the evening service. burn and eat hot with butter. itagerald, G. E. Corbin, and Geo. W. ing at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Floate, of Maple Rapids. Emmons. CHURCH OF CHRIST. How to Make Sealing Was. I WE HAVE IT* Per Cent. Interest Peld on Time Depoelta John K. Miller, of Morrow county, Six ounces of resin, four of red lead, Ohio, is visiting at the home of his Thursday, Oct. 22. There will be no service next Lord ’s sister, Mrs. M. J. Lyon, of South Ovid, day as the minister and several of the two of vermilion and two of powdered Itst also with relatives in Maple Raiiids. The one that pleasGd you members are attending the national shellac melted together will make the Just what you want ITY NATIONAL BANK last season. Warner & Alt Thomas Green, who lives on R. F. D. convention at Detroit. best red sealing wax. For black wax HH| man's massive production of ' OF LANSING, HICH. No. 5, presented Walter Wyckotf a few the best Ivory black Is substituted for in the way of Footwear. days ago with two mammoth cabbages, Wedding invitations and cards at The the red lend and vermilion, for green their combined weight being 88 pounds. Republican office. verdigris Is used, for blue the coloring Be it lady or gentleman, boy or girl, Advertised letters for the week ending A matter Is verdlter or sinalt. for yellow October 13: Walter Dacome, George Etta «■ Carried. chrome and for purple n mixture of we know we are right on this class of Capital $100,000.00 8. Hawes, J. H. Junkin, M. G. Mont For curried eggs fry two thinly sliced vermilion nnd sinnlt. Sealing wax Is gomery, John A. Price, Harry L. Pil- MONTANA often scented with a little balsam of 1goods, because we have bought them Surplus $74,000.00 onions In two tablespoonfuls of butter beam, Miss Slate. until golden brown, add one teaspoon Peru. from the leading manufacturers in the Mrs. J. S. Adams and Mrs. C. E. ful of curry powder, cook another min VanSickle are in Grand Rapids this OUTLAW ute, then stir In one pint of milk. Cov How to Clean 911k. country. All we ask you is to look at week attending the state federation of It Is little known that silk may be i The most suooess'ul West er and simmer for fifteen minutes, DIRECTORS: Woman ’s clubs. They are delegates cleaned by sponging the soiled parts In them and see for yourself. We can give from the Woman ’s club of till* city. ern drama ever produoed. thleken with one scant tablespoonful Real bronohos A carload of cornstarch dissolved In a little cold the water that potatoes have been you fit, style, ease, durability and low E. F. Cooley Mrs. Ida Raw son invited a few neigh of soenery. The Sterling boiled In. E. W. Sparrow bors and member* of the family to din milk and cook for five mlnutea longer. Fred Shabel Young Actor, Mr W A1 Add salt and pepper, If needed, and § price. Jacob Stahl ner Tuesday, it being the 70th birthday Clarke as leadmg!man, sup How to InproT* Boiled Starch. Prank A. Hooker A. A. Nichola anniversrjy of her mot,I ->r, Mrs. Eliza six hard boiled eggs, cut Into slices. ported bv a company of se Boiled starch Is much Improved by B. F. Davia. Hicks. A delightful evening was paaaed. lected players Keep hot for ten minutes, and serve Mr. Aim Mrs. Ehen Gardner left with 6r without boiled rice. the addition of a little salt or dissolved 77ie GrtAt Stsge CoAch Hold-up. gum arable. A useful thing to remem f& M. FRINK Tuesday for Harbor Springs, where the former will *p*nd some time hunting Picturesque Kootenei VAlley. OAKTOKZA. ber la that the Iron will not stick to the The Gebriel ‘Brothers. BeanOe jf KM ¥* IUW AKffifl clothes If the starch used has been Interest paid on time deposits. and fishing and where Mrs. Gardner will visit net mother, Mrs. Mary J ttgsatve mixed with soapy water. Safety deposit boxes for rent. Ooon PRICES: 25c, 35c and 50c 6 □THE CLINTON REPUBLICAN, ST. JOHNS, MICH., OCTOBER 15, 19C3.
upbraided her, turned away from her How could he have been so cruel! She wus so young, his heurt yearned over ALABA8TINE Produces exquisitely beautiful effects on # THE her. He vowed that If God did permit walls and ceilings. Haay to apply, simply them to escape from the perils which mix with cold water. Better than kalao- ST. JOHNS TABLE CO:o. mine, paint or wall paper. It is not a kal THE G'RIT environed them he would make up to somine; it i a a sanitary, permanent her for every unkiud word spoken, ev cement coating which hardens on the walla, MANUFACTURES PIANOS destroying disease germs and vermin, never ery reproach, every cutting glance, by rubbing or scaling. Kalsomines mixed with that we sell an eternity of d°votiou. either not or cold water soon rub and scale I embody every point off. spoiling walls, clothing and furniture that ap|>eals to those f OF HOJVO'R The night, the t. 'eau, the loneliness, They contain glue, which decays and who want real • • • • • • Impressed him. \ rlmt had he ever nourithas the germs oI deadly dis L U M B E R eases. If your druggist or hardware dealer value. done to be so bless* j In the love of this will not get Alabastliie. refuse substitutes Cyrus Cottmsend *Brady 9 noble woman? H i life, as he hud suid, and imitations and order of us. Send for I Author pf "CAa -Voutbomort." **ln rvuao’o Mutt.- Etu. free samples of tintsand information about In all varieties and grains, from Birds IVER.S (SL POND hud been an UK one. In the courts he decorating. had played at hearts as he had pluyed ALABA8TINE CO., Grand RapMs, Mich. eye Maple to Quai ter Sawed Oak. CHICKERING Copyright. 1900. by CHA.HLES S C*R / B M E“* ‘S SOMS at war on the ships —for the fun of the I OB Water Street. NEW YORK CITY. STARR gurne. With her a serious purpose had I entered his life and was before him. HADDORFF, etc. SYNOPSIS. could hot De rurmer untrue, m ms The silence of the night was broken Instrument* that cannot be excelled. Chapter I.—While cruising in the ship Ranger very presence, though now like a flash only by the soft splash of the waves Paul Juues chases tlie English ship Maidstone LATH and SHINGLES upon the reefs. A beautiful woman seen she saw it all. as the little boat rocked gently through I If it is not how cheap, npon the wreck. II— Lieuteuuut Barry O’Neill, “He—he doubted It,” she whispered but how much piano (Marquia of Richemont), an officer of the them. The gentle wind grew fainter of the very beet quality are to be found worth you can pet for Kangar, boards the wreck and rescues a girl hesitatingly. “He handed the puper nnd fainter. Presently the flap of the and her aged companion. III.—The helpless to Edward und asked him If It—if it at our yards and at reasonable prices. your money, you will not maideu is Elizabeth Howard. w«rd of Admiral idle sail ngalust the mast apprised him ’ fail to see us. Lord Westbroke of Scarborough castle. She was all right. ” V ... that It had gone. Your inspection is solicited. I thinks her rescuers are pirate#. Jones gives up “And Coventry? ” '' a cabin to her use and promisee to land her at The white Sernpls and her consort Iduukee Liverpool. O'Neill smitten by the charms of “He took it and looked nt it, looked were far, far ahead, going fast and the fair captive. IV.—Miss Howard is betroth at me—I had forgotten him, I must leaving a long white wake across the ed to Major Edward Coventry of the English Nature sever produced a nan streaf ease ft army, son of her guardian. O’Neill takes her confess ”—she went on brokenly —“and sea. They seemed to have kept the I to resist the awfnl cMccti of opiates. \®l FLYNN ashore io a boat. They are met by an armed then he handed It back to Captain breeze which had failed the small boat. Thoasaade of nea who oaiht to be vlforooa JOHNS TABLE CO. officer. V.—O'Neill has words with Major Cov Penrsou and —and said it was correct and fall of eacrfy, are falling lato decay thrse(h | Walker St. E., . St. Johns entry about Paul Jones. They fight a duel and Coming up from the southward he the iafleeacs of “ dope. ” O’Neill spares the life of the Englishman. —the signature, I mean. ” Bat Its evil effects can he cared. VL—Borne English soldiers capture O'Neill. could see the black shapes of the Rich Suddenly Paul Jones appears on the scene “He knew, think you?” asked her ard nud her attendant ships. What with a cutter loaded with armed men. Eliza lover, with deadly calmness. would he have given to be upon the PALMO TABLETS beth prevents a fight. After explanations all “Yes, he knew, ” she faltered. arouud the Yankees put to sea. O'Neil: deck by the side of that dauntless cap are cartaf nea tad womea who have heea whispers to Elizabeth to wait for him one year. “And the sentry —our unheeded es tain! But even could he approach the wrecked by deadly drugs. VII.—Disguised as a Frenchman, O’Neill visits cape? ” This reaitdy cares you all through. Scarborough castle and is at once made a two ships that privilege would be de It actaally sod positively makes preaatarefy prisoner by Admiral Weetbrooke. Jones about ^Edward took his place — I might as •id people yaaag aad vlgoroaa. to attack the English fleet, VIII—Meeting nied him, for honor demanded that he Paine Tablets destroy that nnoataral craviag MURDOCK | with Elizabeth. Approaching wedding with well tell you all now, ” continued the present himself upon the deck of the far sleep-prodaclng dregs. Major Coventry, who greets O'Neill as a Triend girl desperately! This Is certalsly the greatest aiedlclae aa Serapls without delay. It might be earth. ... y IX -Elizabeth betrays her love for O'Neill. “Ah! ” he said coldly and sternly. We Supply You The admiral lea me how lie saved her life and that it would be too late even then to GO oents, 12 boxes for ffi.00. Guaranteed. spared Coventry ’s. The prisonor becomes a “And do you know, Lady Elizabeth, Bnve Coventry, but he would go and do Write for free book. , liest as Marquis de Richemont of France. X— what thp penalty is for such uctious *5 DAVIES SI'Neiil and Elizabeth iu a secret interview. bis best. When the l>oat lost way he V* apis »o save his rival cried, appalled at the naked fact. ed eagerly forward. The ships were In all Its stages there order. Iron castings furnished on from .lie halter. Elizabeth folli ws with a far off now, several miles away, and should be cieaulmess. All the latest up-to-date forged reprieve. Coventry cuts the hang rope “Aye, but it Is,” be replied, “and it Is nud swears that the reprieve is duly signed by as the breeze still held with them tne Ely’s Cream Balm short notice. We make one of machinery for doing this the admiral. XV.—O’Neill and Elizabeth es through your actions and my blind acquiescence therein that this honor distance wns increasing with every elca .1 m, soothes and henla work at lowest possible cape, with the aid of Coveutry. The admiral the diseased membrane. the best gasoline engines on the hoards the Serapi«. Paul Joues’fleet at baud able gentleman Is done to death. This passing moment. prices. Oome and see us XVI and XVII.—Elizabeth tells O'Neill of the “We Tt not advance! ” she cried, a It cures catarrli and drives at the old stand. forgery He wants to return to the Serapis and puts another face on the whole thing. away a cold iu the head market. All work guaranteed. save Coventry. You have made me a craven. I am note of Joy In her voice as her ear de qpiekly. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE dishonored, his life is sacrificed for tected the flapping of the sail. “The Cream Balm Is placed Into the nostrils, spreads CHAPTER XVII. me!” wind has died out. She laughed tri over the membrane and is absorbed. Relief is im mediate and a cure follows. It is not drying —doet DIFFERING STANDARDS. “I did not mean to do It. I did not umphantly. “We shall never reach IIE battle which will take them. ” not produce sneezing. Large Size, SO oents at Drug know, ” she walled, stricken to the gists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. Richmond & Holmes, place tonight yonder be heart by his bitter reproach. “And poor Coventry?' ’ said O’Neill. ELY BUOTUEK3, 6t5 Warren Street, New York. St. Johns. Mich. tween those ships dv'cldes “Aye, but you should have known. “I cannot help It.” she answered sim Lansing street north - - St. Johns my fate. I hope to God I But when women meddle In affairs of ply. “I think only of you. Now, if 1 may arrive In time to take my part in state the consequences oft exceed their could go back alone and take his place SENT FREE TO It! The Richard is fearfully short of narrow views. Pray God there may and let you go free I would cheerfully •o»o*o*o*o»o*o*o*o«o*o*o»o officers at best: Landnls. who has the yet be time to rectify the frightful hap do that. ” “What advantage would that be to o o Alliance, Is crazy nud a coward; Cotti- pening, ” said O’Neill bitterly, putting neau in the Pallas is an unknown the helm hard over as he spok*. The me?” be asked her. MEN AND WOMEN! O DR. ANDREW B. SPINNEY, o quantity, and the rest have fled. Jones boat swept around, the sail Jibed and “Well, there Is little use in our dis Improve the Opportunity o MUSIC cussing it any more,” she answered, V’orisirrly of Detroit. un«l proprietor of Iteed Ctlj o has only Richard Dale and a lot of they headed for the northeast. -mh 'iurluin- The old reliable KprelollnL, crowno, “for you cannot reach either ship uow rtlh forty year* of nnparnilelod siu-coas in treating To secure a Clinton County Atlas-map. The Re* o midshipmen with,him upon whom ho “What Is It that you would do?” cried Yen on-. Urinary, Set Hoi. and all forms of tlirunl, FOR THE HOME o can absolutely depend, nnd there are before it Is over. The wlud has gone ill-,,,.,-*. has ouch faith in hit ability to cure wker o Elizabeth In alarm, laying her hand on Slier* fail that he will Head one month ’H treatment publican one year and the Atlas-map for Two Dollars. o over two hundred prisoners In the the tiller. over to them, and we are still.” free He hoa no patent medicine to udrertlHe, non o pakr Hpxciric. Each caae t« carefully Htadied by it hold. He needs me. If this breeze “Follow the Serapls, ” h® answered “Ah, but I have auother way of get •elf. and will reoeive the moat careful attention. o Particular attention i« given to the treatment of th« o No instrument equals the holds on I think we may Intercept shortly. ting along. ” following Iongaitniiding dine are*. »ix.: ,\u-*l « utarrli o “How Is that? ” Polyrun, Muoounnnd Follicular DiaraxeM of the Throat WEDDING INVITATIONS at REPUBLICAN OFFICE o the Richard before the battle Is Joined. “For what T Foreign Growth* in the Larynx. Lartngiti* Hrom-hl- o Pray, dearest, as never before, for the “I shall row,” he said quietly. “Will ti*. Bronchial (Vmsuraiition. Spitting of Hlood, Loan ol “To give myself up if possible, and Voice, Enlarged Ton.il*, Incipient Consumption, Ant li o Edison success of our arms! It means life, you take the tiller?” ma, Diseases of the Heart, General Debility, Disease, o thus insure his freedom.” Peculiar to Women, Neuralgia and ail form* of Net- o and you, for me.” “No!” she replied defiantly, folding vou* Diseases, Disease* ef the Kidney* and Hluddei, o “I knew —I know it would be so,” she her arms. “I will not help you at Stricture*. Com.il pat ion. Pile*. Filature, Fistula, Irrita o • “It means life for me ns well,” she ble and Indolent fllcer*. Hip Diseases, Scrofula. Blood Phonograph o answered, nestling against him and whispered. “I loved him, ” she mur all!” •ndSkln Disease*. Surgical Diseases of all forms, the mured, turning uway. “I have sacri Eye. Ear. Face and Internal Organ*, including De o Call and hear Mr. Edison's la- q nerving herself up to the Inevitable “Elizabeth! Elizabeth! ” he mur formillea. Club Feet, Onm-Kye*. Tumor*, Hare Li|»>, ficed everything for him and he repudi etc. Alno.laundk-e, t>> Hi.epsin, Diarrhea, und all forint r o q confession. How he would take It she mured. of Liver, Stomach and Bowel Dimaae*. test improvements. ates, reproaches me. Oh, my God, why YOIJNG MEN led into evil habit*, not knowing th* did not know, or ruther she would not “I will not, I tell you!” she said. harm, and now nervou* wreck*, unlit for «tudy, xocial hast thou forsaken me?” she wailed in “Frankly, I do not wish to. What Is pleasure, or buninem, with Ion* of memory, headache, o BARGAINS permit herself to say. She was con weak liaok, palpitation, red nnd nunken eye*, pimple*, scious only of an Impelling necessity unconscious imitation of a greater Suf Edward, what are those ships, what Is tired niorningH.no ambition,aversion tOHOcietj.dn .un- o ferer. She drew away from him and *nd lo-we., deiKMlta in the urine,which i* panned too of. 1 Gramophone, good as « to tell him the whole story, though she the whole wide world to me beside ten, wnuetime* nmarting, milky nrine, kidney trouble o knelt down in the boat and buried her gonorrhoea, gleet, Htrieture, or any diseore of the next* new, ...... $17.50 ® j had deliberately waited until she be- your safety?” ■ I ayntetn. can bare find a safe anil speedy cure. Charge, (Cost $25.00) q face In her hands, leaning upon the reoHOiialile, eniaicinllv to the poor. l ure, guaranteed. o ! lieved he could do nothing. “I must do It alone as best I can, THK SIGNS OF SYPHILIS are blood and skin dia- • “Ah, yes, ’tis sweet of you to say so, weather gunwale. He looked at her then, ” said O’Neill, leaving her side utse*. painful swellings, bone pains, mucous patchei 1 It’stoYourlnterest „ o 1 $10 Mandolin ...... $5.00 O a moment, and before the pathetic in the mouth, hair loeee, pimple* on the bnck, and but not the same. Me they will hang, and going forward and unstepping the v irty growth*. These cured for life w ithout the use ------T0SAVE MONEY.------2 o abandonment of her grief his unger *f Injiictou* drugs. 1 Baritone, brass ...... $10.00 O 1 but not you,” he answered fondly. VAKfOOCELE, PILES. Etc.. Ccrkd at Once . melted. She was a woman. With her, HAVE YOU the seeds af any past disease lurking in o “Yes, they will,” she replied. * “I—I— our*y*tein? IMPOTE • CY, or Ixmsof Sexual Power, love was all. and do you contemplate MAKKIAGE? Do you feel o j I must confess It to you before we go eife in taking thi**tepT You can ’t afford to take tin) 0. G. PLUNKETT I “Elizabeth, ” he said tenderly, “the risk. We cure all suck cuses by building up thesysteit You can do it by buying your LUflBER, x 1 further. It 'weighs upon me. I also ■ nd purifying the blood. o o am guilty.” bitterness of having caused that good If you cannot be treated sncceesfnlly at home, he will PHOTOGRAPHER, ST. JOHNS. • ell you what he can trent you for nt the Sanitarium. “Guilty! You! Of what, pray? Of man's death, his apparent dishonor, . here yon can receive the best of treatment at the low LATH, DOORS, SHINGLES, SASH or IN- • •o*o*o»o«o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o«o overwhelmed me. I love you, as you ->t price of any Sanitarium in the country, nnd when loving me too much? ” he queried, •e ha* a tir*t-cln*» medical staff and the best of profea TERIOR FINISH WORK of J know, more than life Itself. You are -;onnl mine*. laughing in pure lightness of heart. Those unable to come to the 8nnitariam shiald write a woman. You see things differently. articular*, inclosing stamp, and receive question list “No, not that, ” she answered, “but Thousand* curod nt home by correspondence. Writ) that —that order —your reprieve. It There is nothing above love in a is. nnd if the ense is one thnt can be treated nt home .e ivill do so. t oii.ultntIon free. Oar bnpra "f’ yi It was—the admiral did not sign It,” she woman's heart. Come back to me. tlway* given, nnd good, honeat. careful treatment given addl'd desperately. Y’our place Is here, whatever happens. oevery patient. Addreen all mail to I love you the more for your great UKED CITY SANITARIUM, GOODRICH The secret was oat. Reed City. Michigan.* sacrifice, but now we must undo It THE RIKERD { “And who did it, then? ” he asked, Dr. A. B Spinney will be at still unsuspicious of her meaning. If we can. Heaven has not smiled Line “I did it myself.” she answered, upon our meeting. Perhaps, If we go with averted head. Jmnd in hand before God together, we ST. JOHNS, Steel Hotel, LUMBER Cot “It is not possible! ” he exclaimed, may find mercy, perhaps Joy!” Friday, October 2H, STEAMERS withdrawing from her a little In his She made no answer, but nestled astonishment. against him forgiven, contented. For From 7 a. m to 7:30 p. m “ ’Twns for you—for you I did It a time they sailed the sea lu silence. LANSING: NO. LANSING: Reproach me not —nay, you shall not! ” The clouds had broken and left a clear she cried, on fire to defend herself and sky, whence the moon had flooded the Art 'Calendars. Hich. Ave. E. Franklin Ave. E. her love, now the truth was told. ocean with her silvery light But the The Republican lias a full liue of art I “Captain Jones said six hours ’ delay breeze came fitfully nnd gradually calendar samples. Some very beautiful and you were saved. There was no died away where they were now under things for a little money. Those who $1.50 other way. I begged, implored, en the lee of the land. It was such a have not ordered should see these samp treated the admiral. Ho left me—went night as lovers dream of. They loved les. £ away. I saw the man fixing that nnd they were together, side by side, “ Why fatigue yournelf unnccestKirili/f" ^CHICAGO alone, In the soft autumnal night block —the rope —I ran to him to make mast and thrusting out the oars, which one more appeal. He was not there. adrift on a summer sea. There was DAILY SERVICE that In the past which kept them he handled with the skill of long prac On his desk wns an order giving me tice nnd strong arms. The difference L’ve Huskegon, 7:00 p. m. permission to see you, which he had silent and yet in their very proximity, In the hands that touched and clasped of speed between the boat nnd the two intended to give me nnd had refused Ships was now of course greater than “ Grand Haven 9:15 p.m. at the last moment and left unsigned. each other, the head that nestled on J The Hot Blast Air-Tight Florence! | his shoulder, the arm that encircled before. Arrive Chicago, 6:00 a. m. His watch was there nnd his seal. I “Why fatigue yourself unnecessari added the rest and signed and sealed her waist, the lips that met the eyes Cabins and state rooms have running that spoke —there was a sweetness ly?” she said to him at last, after he water, electric lights and call bells. It myself. Do not shrink from me!” had been rowing for some time. “You The Gold Coin Hard Goal Base Burner! I she pleaded, with changed mood again. which neither had ever known be fore. The gentle wind whispered of gain nothing. ’Tls useless.” “Your nnger —your disapproval —kills “No matter,” was his reply as he des me. Is there no excuse that you can love. The curling, lipping waves ca The Great Majestic Steel & Malleable Iron Range! I perately tugged at the oars. “I shall o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o«o« find for me?” Her appeal was so ten ressed the keel with sounds like kisses, nnd to it all their hearts kept time. at least have the consciousness of o der, her affectlou so apparent, she was knowing I did what I could.” But Thesefare our specialties in the stove line. Over two ™ o her own Justification. It wns a respite —a lull between two ‘ LEST WE FORGET ”D phases of the conflict There was love after pulling hard for an hour he o “No nmn would have done it,” he leaned over the hnndles of the oars hundred satisfied customers in St. Johns and vicinity ------o snid irresolutely, wavering. nnd there wns peace in the little boat, o • and wnr nnd tumult were far off on and, turning IiIh head, looked forward. The erecting of fitting mono- O “Rut every woman would,” she re She was right It was a perfectly who will testify to the merits of the goods. Stoves that o plied promptly, pressing her advan the horizon. ments to the memory of departed O hopeless task. The nearest ships were wear, Stoves that save you one-third the fuel bill, Stoves o tage. “Why are you so silent? Your By and by Ellznbeth slipped down now ten or u dozen miles away, and dear ones is something that should q precious honor is safe, and as for from the thwnrt and crouched down that make housewives happy, Stoves that make home o never be neglected. q going farther, when a flash of light mine” — In the boat at his feet O’Neill held pierced the darkness on the horizon, o • ” ’Twns nobly done, ” he answered the tiller with one hand, the other followed some time after by the roar cheerful. Let us save you money by selling you a c at last. In complete surrender. “There lightly stroked her golden head. She of a heavy gun. Our Marble and | Is not a woman in the world but would was perfectly content. Everything was o honor you for It Not .a man who out of her heart but lie nnd the pres TO BE CONTINUED. o Granite Monuments ♦ would #not love you. You have done ent. She was very still. He could se® FLORENCE that which I could not and for me. the soft curve of her cheek resting Low Rat** West and Northwest. § ARE ENDURING AS TIME. O My heart before, and now my life Is uphn her sweet white hand in the N4> SOOTI NO SMOKE! NO DIRTI o Via Chicago, Milwaukee & 8t. Panl OUR WORKMANSHIP O yours, my heart ’s den rust.” moonlight. After one of the little in Railway, every day until Novembel 80, o "I knew you would not like It” she tervals of silence he looked down upon It burns soft coal and all the smoke, soot and gases. * ARTISTIC AND BEAUTIFUL o 1908. o answered simply, "but there was no her again. She made no motion, and $88, Chicago to Sau Francisco, Los other way. I confess I wns terrified did not reply to a word he said softly, Angeles, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle and Will do more heating with less fuel than any other stove o Let ns show yon designs and when Edward”— and he discovered that she wns asleep. many other Pacific Coast points. $80 Chicago to Salt Lake City, Ogden, made, and will not fill up stove pipe or flues with soot. o figure with yon. "Good heavens! ” cried O’Neill. “He He did not wonder. The experience* saw the order? ” of the past few days would have killed Grand Junction and many other point* in Wo also have a fine lino of Wood Heaters, Stove Boards, Pattern Oil Cloths, Oil Oloth “Yes,” said the girl, cowering be Utah, Colorado and Wyoming. Low sny ordinary woman. How heroic she rates to hnndred* of other points. Bindings. Everything In seasonable goods. Agents for Sherwin-Williams Paints. fore him again. In truth, this phase had been! With what abandon she had Through train service, Chicago to Walter & Hofee of the transaction had actually es put aside everything for the purpose San Francisco Only $<’> for a double caped her memory. O Manufacturers of q of saving him! She had hesitated at berth, tourist sleeper, all the way. “Captain Pearson accepted It with To the Northwest via 8t. Panl or via jSPAULDING & CO.j O Monuments, Tablets St Mnrkerg • nothing. His love for her wns meas out questioning him? ” he queried. She ured by hla honor; her* for him was Omaha. Write today for folder R. C. q 107 Higham st., w.St. Johns. V would have given all the world to He boundless. ’Twas ever so. and be had Jones, 82 Campus Martins, Detroit. o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o*o* to him. but even In the 4g.rk.ueea she reproached .ber, jpo|i£n harshly to her, 24-9 *. . . .» 7 ...... ~ ~
THE CLINTON REPUBLICAN, ST. JOHNS, MICH., OCTOBER 15, 1903.
sha, In the government of MohUeff, CRAND TRUNK EXCURSIONS LEGAL Russia, on Wednesday a thousand Jews tried to rescue several Jewish VISIT NO. 108 Each Sunday, up to and iuclndiug Teacherg ’ Examinations. ERRAl'D OF MERCY FOR 1909 AND 1103. prisoners who were being removed Sunday, October 18. 1903, the Grand from the prison to the railway station. Trank will sell round trip excursion Until further notice Teachers ’ Examinations tickets to any i>oiut on Grand Trunk will be held as follows : The escort of mounted police drew St. Johns high school room, beginning second Friends From California Rescue railway system west of Detroit or Port Thursday of August. Happening* of the World In their swords and repulsed the attack. Huron, except to stations mentioned 8t. Johns eighth grade room, beginning third Ten arrests were made. below, at single fare for the round trip, Thursday of October. * the Addis Family I VI ■ • St. Johns high school room, beginning second The Start Brief Dispatches. To Increase Militia.—Sir Frederick providing train service will allow pass Thursday of March. Borden, minister of militia and de enger to make the round trip so as to St. Johns seventh grade room, beginning third ‘Detroit’s ZNoted ‘Physician, Thursday of Jane. In married life is generally fense in the Canadian house, on a vo*“ reach the selling point before midnight made on an equal footing whose remarkable success In PROGnAM. of $1,300,000 for arms and equipment, FROM THE “FLYING ROLLERS” of date of sale. Excursion tickets will First day—s. m., Orthography, Spelling, of health in man and wife. MONDAY. the treatment of Chronle Dis be valid on all regular Sunday trains or Arithmetic, oral and written, Theory and An. But how soon, in many said that ft was intended to have a ease is so well known, will make advertised excursion trains, provided p. m., Geography, Government, U. 8. History. Short In His Accounts. —A shortage force of 100,000 to be called on In the the following regular monthly Second day—a. m., Grammar. Physiology, cases, the wife loses the same are scheduled to stop at destina Reading and School Law. p. m., Algebra. Bot- advantage and fades in face and fails in of $8,000 iu the accounts of Jules case of anemergency. Of these, 40 Religious Sect at Benton Harbo*r visits. tion desired by passenger. Excursion any ana Physics (second grade.) General His flesh, while her husband grows even Stein, treasurer of the National Casket per cent will be enlisted at once and tory (second grade) Took Their Money —Deprived of tickets will not be sold between West Third Day (for first grade applicant* only more rugged and robust. Company of Rochester, N. Y., ft is ai nearly one-half will be called upon for Bay City, Saginaw aud Detroit; West General History, Physics and Geometry. There is one chief cause for this wifely leged. has been discovered by expert annual drill. Necessaries of Life—Rollers Are In Bay City, Saginaw aud Grand Rapids; Certificates of all grades will be granted ak failure and that is, the failure of the accountants. Fear of Exposure. Grand Rapids aud Detroit. the examinations at St. Johns In August and womanly health. When there is irregu March. Certificates of the second and third SATURDAY. grades will be granted at all other examina larity or an unhealthy drain, inflamma Bloody Fight at a Dance. —In a fight Excurniou to Detroit via Grand Trunk tions. tion, ulceration or female weakness, the which started at a dance in Columbus, Lawyer Killed Himself.—E. K. Dye Railway System. All examinations will begin at 8 o ’clock a. m. general health is soon impaired. Tex., between William Wink and Rein of Bedford, Ind., one of the best known T. H. TOWNSEND. Benton Harbor, Mich., Oct. 14.— Single fair for the round trip on all Commissioner of Schools. miWAJlD X hart Hildebrand, Wink was killed, Hil lawyers In southern Indiana, shot and John W. Haskins cf 24 Cedar avenue, trains October 15, 16, 17 and 19. Valid POR WOMEN debrand was shot in the neck and killed himself Friday. Ill-health. San Francisco, and Attorney J. H. returning to and including October 26, ROBATEORDER.-STATEOF MICHIGAN, probably fatally woundeo, Joe Becker, Enemies Blew Up His Home.—The Couuty of Clinton, —ss. At a session of the WHO CANNOT BE CORED. 1903, by deposit of ticket aud paying 50 PProbate Court for the County of Clinton, a spectator, was shot in the leg, and home of Foster McConnell, a con Williams of the same city have ar cents additional. For further particu no.lenatthe Probute Office, in the Village of Proprietors and makers of Dr. Pierce’s Beno Hildebrand was badly beaten stable of Joplin, Mo., who had made rived in the city on an errand of lars consult agent or write to Geo. W. St. Johns, on Wednesday, the 30th day of Sept Favorite Prescription now feel fully war ember, in the year oue thousand nine hun about the head. enemies among the rough element, mercy, that of rescuing Mr. and Mrs. Vaux A. G. P. & T. A., Adv. Dept., dred aud three. ranted in offering to pay $500 in legal Chicago. Ill. Present, Charles M. Merrill. Judge of Probate. money of the United States for any case Two Deaths Resulted. — William was wrecked by dynamite early Frt R. C. Addis, formerly of Nevada City, In the matter of the estate of MANLEY of Ueucorrliea, Female Weakness, Pro Beals, an aeronaut, was almost u flay. Mr. McConnell ’s two little chil Cal., from the Israelites, or ‘ Hying IRISH, deceased. Annual Fall Kxcurslou to Chicago via. On reading and filing the petition, duly veri lapsus, or Falling of Womb, which they stantly killed In San Francisco Sun dren were hurt, but the other members rollers,” by whom they have been neld Grand Trunk Railway System. fied. of Sarah M. Percey, praying that the cannot cure. All they ask is a fair and day while making a descent, falling of the family escaped injuries. last will and testament of said deceased may reasonable trial of their means of cure. against their will for several months. Extremely low fares to Chicago aud bn proved and admitted to probate, and that from a parachute when within forty Slashed the Emperor ’s Picture.—A Miranda J. Fowler and Sarau M. Percey may "A little over a year ago I wrote to you for Mr. and Mrs. Addis and three chil return for all trains, Thursday, October advice,” savs Mrs. Elizabeth J, Fisher, of Diana, :eet of the ground. Maud Henney, German youth was sentenced to three 22nd, valid returning to and including be appointed executors of stid estate W. Va "You advised me to use Dr. Pierce’s dren came from California last April Thereupon it is ordered, that THURSDAY, aged 17, riding on a street car, leaned years’ imprisonment for slashing with Monday, October 26th, 1903. For fur THE22nd DAY OF OCTOBER. A. D. 1908, atone Favorite Prescription and ‘ Golden Medical Dis cut too far in an endeavor to witness a knife one after another a row of por to join the “flying rollers, ” who repre ther particulars consult agent or write o'clock in the afternoon, bn assigned for the covery, ’ which I did. and with the most happy sented Benton Harbor as a paradise hearing of said petition, and that tho heirs-at- result. 1 was troubled with female weakness the descent and her head struck an traits of the German emperor ’s hang to Geo. W. Vaux, A. G. P. & T. A., law and legatees of said deceased and all other and bearing-down pains. Had a very bad pain iron po~t. She was killed. ing in the town hall of Nuremberg. where followers of this sect need work Adv. Dept. Chicago, Ill. persons interested in said will, aro required to nearly all the time in my left side, nervousness but two hours a day, but would have a appear at a session of said court then to be and headache. Was so weak I could hardly Lander Brings Cheerful News.— The portraits have been partially re walk across my room. Could not sit up only nice home until the end of the world, Low Fares to Culiforuia, Washington, holden at the Probate office in the Village of lust a little while at a time. My husband got Henry Savage Dander, the English stored at the expenditure of $600. St. Johns, and show cause, if any there be, why me some of Dr. Pierce’s medicine and I began which the leaders, Benjamin and Oregon and Montana. the will should uot be approved. artist and traveler, who has been en Homestead Mills Shut Down.— No Aud it is further ordered, that notice be given its use. Before I had taken two bottles I was Mary, declare will come in 1907 or One way Second Class Colonist tickets able to help do my work. I used three bottles gaged the past nine months exploring tices were posted in the 35 and 40-inch to the persons interested in said estate of the In all and it cured me. Now 1 do all my house sooner. Upon their arrival they were St, JOHNS, Steel Hotel, • will be on sale daily until November 30, pendency of the hearing thereof, by causing a the Philippines, arrived in San Fran mills at the Homestead, Pa., steel hb work. It is the best medicine I ever used." compelled to turn over all of their 1903. At extremely low fares to certain copy of this order to he published in T cisco Sunday from the Orient on the works Friday evening, announcing a Clinton Republican , a newspaper printed The Common Sense Medical Adviser, possessions, amounting to $1,000 in SATURDAY, OCT...... 24 points in the above named states, for and circulating in said county of Clinton, for | steamer Siberia. Mr. Dander stopped in paper covers, is sent free on receipt of shut down of both these big mills for cash, to Benjamin, upon the promise OFFICE HOCKS 0 a. in. to 4:3fi p.m. further particulars consult local agent three successive weeks previous to said day of 21 one-cent stamps to pay expense of at 400 islands altogether, many of an indefinite period. This is the most or write to Geo. W. Vaux, A. G. P. & hearing. that they would be cared for, and 26-8 CHARLES M. MERRILL, mailing only. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, which he asserts had never been visit important department of the Home T. A., Adv. Dept., Chicago, Ill. should they at any time need the (A True Copy.) Judge of Probate. Buffalo, N. Y. ed by a white man. Mr. Dander says stead works and employs over 2,000 OWOSSO, National Hotel, & money It would be forthcoming. They ROBATEORDER.-STATEOF MICHIGAN that success is gradually crowning men, all of whom are thrown out of ROBATE ORDER.—81'ATEOFMICHIGAN County of Clinton. —ss. At a session of the also signed an order giving the lead FRIDAY. OCTOBER U County of Clinton, ss. At a session of the PProbate Court for the county of Cliuton holden the establishment of American admin employment. PProbate Court for the County of Clinton, holden istration in the islands. ers of the sect the privilege of inter at the Probate Office in the Village ofSt. Johns, cepting all mall, thus shutting them at the Probate Office, in thoVillage iff St.Johns, on Friday, the 25th day of September, in the ON VERGE OF WAR. on Tuesday, the 13th day of October, iu the year one thousand nine hundred aud three selves away from communication with ITHACA, Imperial Hotel, year one thousand, nine hundred and three. Present, Charles M. Merrill, Judge of Probate. TUESDAY. Present,Charles M. Merrill. Judge of Probate. the outside world. In tiie matter of the estate of MARY E. Old Circus Trainer Dead.—Colonel Four of Central American Nations THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22 In the matter of the estate of HARRIET GIBBONS, deceased. Tried to Separate Family. N. POFF, deceased. On reading and filing the petition, duly veri Daniel E. Boone, a celebrated circus May Mix. Oh reading and filing the petition duly verified fied, of Harriet E. Oak man. Dray ing that the last manager and trainer of wild animals No sooner did they arrive than the of La Mott (i Bates, executor of the will of said will and testament of said deceased may be Panama, Oct. 14.—There are rea CONSULTATION FREE!!! decease t, praying that lie may be licensed to proved and admitted to probate and that is dead in Fan Francisco after a long leaders attempted to separate the fam By tlie latest scientific researches, both by sell the real estate belonging to said deceased for she or some other suitable person may he illness, aged 62 years. He was born sons to believe that Nicaragua and ily, leaving the wife on one farm, the improved instruments and methods, the doctor the purpose of distribution of the estato and appointed executrix of said estate. 222-South Peoria St., Guatemala are on the eve of declaring I husband on another and the three chil is enabled to discover the true nature of the carrying into effect the terms of the will of said Thereupon it is orderod. that THURSDAY, Chicago , III., Oct. 7, 1902. in Kentucky. disease and locate the organ or parts affected, THE 22nd DAY OF OCTOBER A. D.. 1903. at Both Committed Suicide.—Bernard war on Salvador and Honduras. dren to be taken care of in the schools. aud many diseases and complications which Thereupon it is ordered, that THURSDAY, one o'clock in the afternoon, be assigned for the Eight months ago I was so ill have heretofore proven most obstinate to the THE 5th DAY OF NOVEMBER. A. D., 1903. at hearing of said petition, and that the heirs at that I was compelled to lie or eit and Anna Schultz, husband and wife According to news received from The parents both objected to this and medical profession, yield like magic under his one o ’clock in the afternoon, be assigned foi law ana legatees of said deceased, aud all other down nearly all the time. My of Milwaukee, committed suicide at Central America, President Zeleya of were threatened with being turned out skill and systematic treatment. the hearing of said petition aud that the heirs persons interested in said will, are re There is 1.0 need to live in constant misery, at law and legatees of said deceased and all quired to appear at a session of said court tiien stomach was so weak and upset their home by inhaling illuminating Nicaragua and President Estrada Ca without their money. Addis and wife ft costs nothing to see him. for consultation is other persons interested in said estate are re to be holden at the Probate Office, in the that I could keep nothing on it gas. Continued ill-health is the rea brera of Guatemala are preparing to declared they would explain the work free and his prices for treatment are withiu quired to appear at a session of said court then village of St. Johns and show cause, if auy there the reach of all. He is a friend to the atllicted, to he holden at the Probate office in the village be, why the will should not be app oved. and I vomited frequently. I son ascribed for the act. ings of the sect, so an agreement was of St. Johns aud show cause, if any there be, could not urinate without great declare war against Salvador and Hon and will turn Dime away unaided. The mer Aud it is further ordered that notice be given Twenty-two Horses Burned. —A liv duras. Ten thousand Guatemalan sol made by which the family was allowed chant ming'es with the artisan while reeking why the prayer of the petitioner should not be to the persons interested in said estate, of the pain and I coughed so much that to remain together, but on a farm relief at his bauds and hundreds are cured granted. pendency of the hearing thereof, by causing a my throat and lungs were raw ery stable of D. Deavitt, in Sioux diers are reported to be marching to every year. And it is further ordered that a copy of copy of this order to be published in The Clin and sore. The doctors pro Falls, S. D., with its contents, includ ward the Salvadorean frontier with a away from other members of the tribe. OHRONIO DISEASES YIELD TO this order be published in The Clinton Re ton Republican , a newspaper printed and They were given but little food and publican , a newspaper printed aud circulat circulating in said county of Clinton, for three nounced it Bright ’s disease and ing twenty-three horses, has zeen do powerful force of artillery. At Santa EXPERT MEDICAL TREAT ing in said couuty of Clinton foi three succes successive weeks previous to said day of hear others said it was consumption. stroyed by fire. Doss, $70,000. Two Ana, thirty-five miles northwest of clothing, and the conditions began to MENT. READ WHAT THE sive weeks previous to said day of hearing. ing. tell on the health of the wife and chil 28-3 CHARLES M. MERRILL, 26-3 CHARLES M. MERRILL, It mattered little to me what firemen were severely injured. San Salvador, a Salvadorean army is PEOPLE SAY: (ATrueCopv.) Judge of Probate (A True Copy.) Judge of Probate. they called it and I had no de dren. Becoming desperate, Addis man Private Bank Failure.—A Fergus being organized under General Regal I had been afflicted for several years with a I3ROBATE NOTICE—Probate Court, Clinton sire to live. A sister visited me aged to smuggle a letter to the post- complication of troubles. Doctored a good Falls, Minn., special says: The bank ado. Many war elements have been deal without much help, was finally told I _L couDty, ss. Notice is hereby giveu that PROBATE ORDER—STATE OF MICHIGAN, from St. Louis and asked mo if office, sending It to his brother in San could not be cured. I called to see Dr. Walker all claims and demands against the estate of 1 County of Clinton, —ss. At a session of the I had ever tried Wine of Cardui. of Foxhome, a private institution con transported from the port of Acajutla JOHN S. CHASE, deceased, will bo heard Probate Court for the County of Clinton, Francisco. about my case aud took a course of his treat holden at the Probate Office, in the Village of I told her I had not and she ducted by Standring Brothers, has to Daunlon, which is near the Nicara ment, which, 1 am pleased to say, has helped by the Judge of Probate of said connty. at the He begged that his brother send him Probate office in the village of St. Johns, on St. Johns, on Tuesday, the 29th day of bought a bottle. I believe that closed its doors. The proprietors state guan frontier. Nicaraguan emigrants me greatly. the9th DAY OF APRIL, A. D. iy04, and that September, in the year one thousand nine hun $75 in order that he might get his fam Signod, MRS. LEONORA JOHNSON, it saved my life. I believe many that they will be able to pay all claims are receiving arms from General Re St. Johns, Mich. the creditors of said deceased are allowed six dred and three. ily away. This letter reached friends months from the date of this notice in which Present, Charles M. Merrill. Judge of Probate. women could save much suffer if given time to realize on real estate. galado, which have been transported Remarkable statement of Mrs. Lois E. Root, to present their claims for adjustment. In the matter of the estate of UNITY ing if they but knew of its value. to Amapala. It is reported that Sal in California Oct. 1. They immedi of St. Johns ; she says : i advise any who may Dated, October 8th, A. D. 1903 REEVE, deceased. ately began to try and get into com be suffering from gall stones to give Dr. Walk 28 .7 CHARLES M, MERRILL, On reading and filing the potition, duly veri WEDNESDAY. vador and Honduras will hack the er’s treatment a trial by all means Before Judge of Probate. fied, of Mrs. Nora Moots, praying that Mark T. liberal movement in Nicaragua headed munication with Mr. Addis, but all consulting him I suffered the most intense Woodruff or some other suitable person may To Control Bread Market.—Nine of agony for over a year. The Httsok came on be appointed administrator of said estate, by Dr. Francisco Baca against Presi Ciessages were intercepted. The po every few wetks. Only those who have been RO BATE ORDER—STATE OF MICHIGAN, the largest wholesale bakeries in Chi Couuty of Clinton, ss. At a session of the Thereupon it is ordered, that THURSDAY, lice were unable to locate Addis and troubled with them oan realized the severe pain THE 22nd DAY OF OCTOBER. A. D„ 1908, cago have organized the Chicago Mer dent Zelaya. they cause. I believe Dr. Walker has entirely PProbate Court for tho County of Clinton, holden his wife, who were held and closely pt the Probate Office, in the Village of St. Johns, at one o'clock in the aftornoon. be assigned for Don ’t you want freedom from chant Bakers’ club, which, it is al cured me, for 1 have had no sy mptoms of any the hearing of said petition, at the Probate watched because it was feared he attack for a long time. on Tuesday, the 18th day of October, in the Office in the village of St. Johns. pain? Take Wine of Cardui leged, will attempt to gain control of ARCHBISHOP KAIN DEAD. Signed, MRS. LOIS E. HOOT. year one thousand, nine hundred and three. might escape. Present, Charles M. Merrill, Judge of Probate. And it is further ordered, that notico be given and make one supreme effort to the local bread market. St, Julius, Mich. to the persons interested in said estate, of John H. Haskins, brother of Mrs. In the matter of the estate of BETSEY the time and place of said hearing by causing he well. You do not need to bo Killed Wife and Himself.—Frederick Noted Prelate of St. Louis Passes Mrs. C. A. Zimmerman, of St. Johns, gives A. HICKS, deceased. Addis, left San Francisco, coming di voluntary testimony for the benefit of all inter Mrs. Hattie L. Holton, administratrix of said a copy of this order to be published in Thb Crawford of Oshkosh, Wis., shot and Away In Baltimore. Clinton Republican , h newspaper printed a -ak, helpless sufferer. You rectly here. Upon his arrival he was ested as follows: ’’1 have suffered for years estate, having made application for the killed bis wife in Menasha, Wis., Baltimore, Oct. 14.—The Most Rev. from bronchitis aud Iuog tronbie; also had dis allowance of her final account and for her and circulating in said County of Clinton, for can have a woman ’s health and repulsed on every side and told that tressing noises iu m head. After treatment three successive weeks previous to said day of wounded a man named D. J. Jourdain discharge, hearing. do a woman ’s work in life. Why John Joseph Kain, archbishop of St. Addis was not a member of the colony with Dr. W. C. Walker a short time I feel so Thereupon it is ordered that THURSDAY, and then blew out his own brains. much better in every way. The roaring in my THE5th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D„ 1903, at 1 268 CHARLES M, MERRILL. Louis. Mo., died last night at the St. (ATrueCopy.) Judge of Probate. not secure a bottle of Wine of Crawford and his wife had been sep He remained firm and succeeded !n head has stopped, also the pain in my lungs. I o ’clock in the afternoon, be assigned for the Agnes sanitarium, this city, where he locating the family, whom he could can breathe better than I have for three years. examination of said account, at the Probate Cardui from your druggist to arated for some time. It is said that His treatment lias helped me wonderfully. ” ROBATE ORDER-STATE OF MICHIGAN had been a patient since May 12. Office in the village of St. Johns. day? Jourdain attempted to interfere be hardly recognize because of their ema Signed, MRS. C. A ZIMMERMAN, And it is further ordered, that notice be P County of Clinton —ss. At a session of the Death, which came peacefully, had ciated condition. They were attired in St. Johns, Mich, given to the persoos interested in said Probate Court for the County of Clinton, holden tween them. at the Probate Office, in the Village of St. Johns, been hourly expected by his attending the scantiest raiment imaginable. Mr. O. H. Munsell, who lives near Lansing, estate of the time and place of said hearing Old Lady Murdered.—Mrs. William Michigan, says, “For yeais I was afflicted with by causing a copy of this order be published on Thursday, the 1st day of October in the WlNEfCARDUl physicians for several days. Dr. J. M. Rollers Fear Exposure. kidney trouble. I had been treated by good in The Clinton Republican , a newspaper year one thousand nine hundred and three. Minch, an aged widow, who lives in a Stone and a number of priests and rel physicians, and also had taken lots of patent printed and circulating in said county of Present, Charles M. Merrill, Judgeof Probate, cabin at the edge of the woods near Haskins was closely watched by the medicines. 1 received help, but not cure, Clinton, for three successive weeks previous to In the matter of the estate of DANIEL atives, Including his sister, a sister “flying rollers,” who fear being ex j Hearing of Dr. Walker’s many cures in and said day of hearing. MANNING, deoeased. Mill Creek, Pa., was found dead ou of charity known in the religious world arouud St. Johns, I decided to try him. Suffice 28-3 CHARLES M-MERRILL, On reading and filing the petition, duly veri the mountain near her home. Her lit posed, and the family was brought to to say the doctor has completely cured me of (A True Copt .) Judge of Probate. fied, of Mary Manning, praying that Edward as Sister Mary Joseph, were at his the city, where proper clothing was those troubles." Manning or gome other suitable person tle eight-year-old grandson, who went This testimonial unsolicited hv him. may he appointed administrator of said estate. bedside when the end came. secured and they were taken to Chi OROBATEORDER.-BTATE OF MICHIGAN Grand Trout Railway System into the woods with her, told a story Signed, O. H. MUNSELL, 1 County of Clinton —*s. At a session of Thereupon it is ordered, that THURSDAY, cago, enroute to their home in Cali Lansing. Mich. the Probate Court for the County of Clinton THE 29th DAY OF OCTOBER. A. D.. 1903. at that an old man with long whiskers None, perhaps, feei mof6 grateful to Dr. holden at the Probate Office, in the village of one o'clock in the afternoon be assigned for the and two sticks choked his grand GENERAL MARKETS. fornia. Walker than does Mrs. Stella Blunt, of Middle- St. Johns, on Tuesday, the 13th day of October, in hearing of said petition, at the Proba^ Office WEST BOUND. The feeling against the Israelites in ton, Gratiot county. Her remarkable state the year one thousand nine hundred aud three. in the village of St. Johns. mother to death. ment follows: “I uad been a great sufferer Present, Charles M. Merrill, Judge of Probate. And it is farther ordered, that notice be given No. 19. Morning Mail and Express to Wednesday, Oct. 14. this vicinity has for months been from female troubles aud nervous prostration Gd. Haven ...... 11:05 a. nr. Lion Tore Her Flesh. —An exciting In the matter of the estate of SARAH J. to the persons interested in said estate, of the DETROIT.—Wheat: No. 1 white, growing more bitter, and this action for over a year. Every little while I would LAWRASON, deceased. time and place of said hearing, by causing a No. 18, Mail to Gd. Haven ...... 8:17 p. m. scene took place in a circus in Berlin. have a fit that would last me some time. I copy of this order to be published in The Clin No. 11, Grand Haven Mail and Ex Frank C. Pock, executor of the last will and 85c; No. 2 red, 85c; Dec., 85c; May, of taking the family’s means and hold treated with twodiffereut physicians who failed testament of said deceased, havirg m >THE CLINTON REPUBLICAN, ST. JOHNS, MICH., OCTOBER 15, 19C3.
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ELSIE HAPPENINGS Mrs. Loretta Pennington iB quite joorly at present. Elite vi. Flint Mu tew. Fairfield. Dr. Cobleigh is again in the drug I A big foot ball game will be played at store for a short time. Elsie on Saturday, October 17, between Owing to the continued illnessof Mrs. Born on Friday morning to Mr. and the Flint Mutes ahd the home team. Mrs. George Pearl a son. Game called at 2 p. m. The Flint Sidney Loop, the officers of the Duplain Mutes are one of the strongest teams in Arbor, located at Elsie, of which Mrs. Born last week to Mr. and Mrs. the state and have lost only one game Loop is a member, have been very much Clande Barber, a daughter. in two years and that to the- U. of M. in sympathy with the family and have Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brokaw In the air is rather suggestive—a sort of advance agent warning you of the ap champions. The Elsie boys are deter rendered their assistance in every pos- on Wednesday a ten pound boy. mined to win the game and are prepar ible way. On Tuesday ubout a dozen drove to his home and did a fine job of Mrs. Niles and daughter, Mrs. Ella proaching winter, reminding you of the need of procuring warm underwear, hosiery, ing to put up a tierce battle. work for him in cutting corn and pull Doty, of Grand Ledge, were in town ou ing beans Words were inadequate to Thursday. gloves, mittens, cloaks, furs, beddings, etc. I. O. O. F. Dance. express his appreciation as the work they The Ladies’ Aid society of the M. E. There will be a dauce at the I. O. O. did was worth many dollars to him in church will meet with Mrs. C. O. You will no doubt have to purchase some of these goods and the question of F. temple, Elsie, Thursday evening, time of need. Mr. Loop was one of the Fletcher, UYiday, October 23. All are October 22. Music by Atkins ’ orchestra. early gleaners of the order, has held var invited. where to buy ought to be an important one with you. The object of this adv. is to in Bill, 50c, Come and enjoy a good ious offices and is a very enthusiastic Herman Hardy and family are in the dance. member. process of moving to Grand Ledge, form you that we are prepared with an elegant stock of goods, purchased for cash at At six o'clock, Wednesday evening, where he is to have employment in the the very lowest ebb of the 1903 market, and will be let out to our customers at prices Elsie News in Brief. October 7, at the M. E. parsonage at table factory. Henderson, by Rev. Taylor, occurred John Strong, of Oneida, and Miss as low as is consistent on the grade of goods we handle. George Briggs was in Ashley Monday. the marriage of Jennie, youngest daugh Nell Stokes, of Grand Ledge, attended ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Howell, of the wedding of their friends, Miss Iva r Uriah Ferguson is visiting his mother Fairfield, and Chas. Carrol, of Chapin. Eddy and C. Davenport, ou Wednesday in Burton. The bride is an accomplished young lady evening. Underwear. • Furs. Coats. Mrs. Prey, of Perry, is visiting rela and a fine musician. The groom is a Married, by Rev. VanAntwcrp at the tives in town. prosperous young gentleman and very home of the bride ’s pareuts on Wednes Men’s fleeced, an elegant gar A very nice line of very nice goods. Some are here, many more are com D. L. Wilkinson, of Ithaca, was in popular. Mr. Carrol has a fine house day evening, Miss Iva Eddy and Clar ment, flat seam, at...... The new coat calls for furs and the ing. We are again offering the fa town Thursday. nearly completed for his bride about 1W ence Davenport, both of Eagle. Ouly 50c N. Brass and family were in St. miles north of Chapin where they will the nearest relatives were present. Children ’s, a good fleeced gar earlier you buy the better your chan mous “Wooltex ” Coats that are Johns Saturday. be at home to their many friends about Light refreshqients were served. sold under a positive guarantee. You November 1. ment, full sizes, ribbed, at. . ces are for good furs. We have them Mrs. Arthur Higgins is visiting rela The Niles Cemetery association held 25c can not make a mistake on these Mrs. O. R. Warner is visiting in Erie, their annual fair at the town hall on at all prices. See our line. tives at Lansing. Penn. Ladies’—'They range from 25c to the “Uncle Joe” Cunningham is under Saturday afternoon and evening.' They goods. the doctor ’s care. served chicken pie supper which was tine grades of all wool, in separate South Watertown. well patronized. The prize was a Me garments and Union suits. Mrs. Morris Lewis, of Ovid, is visit Kinley rocker, which was drawn by Blankets & Comforts Oil Cloths and Linoleums. ing relatives in town. Mrs. Ezekiel Brown. John Myers, of Battle Creek, was in Elehue Elwood and wife are prepar An elegant line, purchased at the For kitchens, bath rooms, dining town Saturday evening. ing to move to Lansing. Mr. Elwood Carpets. old price, and will be sold at prices rooms, and under the stoves. Mrs. N. H. Payne and son Willie lias a position in the Olds Auto Works Fowler. Oil Clothe from 1 yd to 2 yds wide. were in St. Johns Monday. for the winter. ----- Walter Easton and Many of them going, many more that very few merchants are able to Linoleum from 2 yde to 4 yde wide. Earl McPeak with their wives spent E. Lance is home from Mancelona. N. G. Pierce and family visited rela Sunday at the home of Gottleib Maier. here to go. The line is kept up very match. See what we can do for you Don ’t leave it until the last minute tives in Owosso over Sunday. ----- James Pennington and wife went F. H. Hall was in Flushing Sunday. complete the entire year. in this line. —Buy now. A. B. Sell and family were in Owosso to Eagle last Saturday night to attend Ida Gross, of Ionia, is home for a week- over Sunday visiting relatives. the lair given by the Niles Cemetery Mr. and Mrs. Brennemen are visiting in Inez Warren and Bertha Beebe, of society.----- The Ladies’ Star Aid society Ohio. Duplain, were in town Friday. meets with Mrs. Ina Buehler this week Dr.“Weller was in town Monday ou Thursday. A temperance program will business. E. B. Voorhees and family, of Ovid, be given. were in town Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Wm. Everetts was in St. Johns Tom Kennedy, of Ovid, is working Thursday. JOHN HICKS for Frank Galehouse in the livery. Bengal. Mrs. Ant. Kreckler was in Portland pisses Bertha Travis and Irene last week. ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN. Siokles were in Ann Arbor Sunday. Harry Baker visited Saturday and C. Gruler was in Petoskey a few days L. Sunday with friends in Ovid.----- Roy last week. Miss Elsie Crell, who has been at Pope and family, with his grandmother, Duplain the past week, is again at home. Mrs. Temple, visitea relatives in Du J. Theleu and family were at M. Mrs. Clias. Clement and Miss Ger plain Saturday and Sunday.----- Mes- Gross ’ last week. trude Davis were in Owosso Wednes Geo. Baldwin, Isaac and Willie Wood COMMON FOLKS. dames Cougdon, Hunt, Bliss and Harris, It often seems to us that there must K« K K * ft K^'K K * K K & ft ft c* K day. of St. Johns, attended the Aid society at were in St. Johns. be an almost unendurable dead level The Elsie Rebeccas went to Bannister Mrs. Blakeslee’s last Thursday. ----- Mrs. C. Meyer is spending a few days with Wodnesday evening and gave t hat lodge Clinton Hill, of Petoskey, visited at the his son, C. F. Meyer. of monotony connected with the lives a surprise. home of her son, Tyler, the past week. and the work of many of the so called DrsKENN EDY & KERGAN Chas. Dane and family spent Sunday Nine out of every ten men have been guilty of transgressions agalnstl Edwin Rockwell, of Homestead, was -----The residences of Mr. Hear and with Mr. Odiug, of Riley. common people —the men who Just dig Mrs. May Harjicr are receiving a new ditches or shovel dirt or carry coal or nature In their youth. Nature never excuses, no metier how young.I in Elsie from Friday until Monday vis Chas. VauAmburganddaugter, Sallie, thoughtless or ignorant he may be. The punishment and suffering! iting relatives. coat of paint. ----- Rev. Good lias been cry ------watch a machine do the same thing corresponds with the crime. The only escape fror. Its ruinous resultsl returned as pastor of this charge for an were in St. Johns Thursday. ment is guaranteed by the manu is proper scientific treatment to counteract its effects. Mrs. Richard Fizzell left Monday for facturer* against any defect in over and over again day after day. the The weakness must be stopped —the NERVES must be built up anril other year. Some of his friends called Joe Wheelor and family returned to material or construction. This army of pntlent toilers In mine and Mt. Clemens, where she will be treated their home in Detroit Friday. I Invigorated, the blood must be purified, the PHYSICA L SYSTEM must! on him last Monday evening. ----- Rev. guarantee is without time limit, factory, whose life history Is reflected be vitalized, the BRAIN must be nourished. Our hew Method Treat-1 for rheumatism. McGregor will preach in Bengal grange and holds good the world over. Mr. Fildew and Mr. Millman, of St In the ant hill or beehive; men and wo pH ment provides all these requirements. Under its L.tluence the brain be-l Mrs. Ralph Mason and daughter and hall next Sunday. All try and come Johns, were in town Sunday. K'l comes active; the blood purified so that all pimples, blotches and ulcersl mother, Mrs. Orlie Austin, were in and thus show our appreciation of our men of just mediocre ability, who seem LJ disappear; the nerves become strong as steel, so that nervousness I Mrs. Macpherson and sou, George, vis to cheerfully recognize their narrow IW bashfulness and despondency disappear; the eyes become bright, the! Owosso Monday. pastor. —-Mr. Pope has purchased a ited Hugh at Saginaw Sunday. Ia J face full and clear, energy returns to the body, and the moral and physl-l L. A. Sigafoose and Omar Botsford, small piece of property near Mr. Conn ’s limitations nnd wisely fall to foster M| cal systems are Invigorated —no more waste from the system. Thel of Eureka, were in town on business this last week. Mr. Pope has been quite Mrs. Holly and daughter, Eva, of Pe- ambitions which tlieir good sense teach H various organs become natural and manly. We Invite all the nfflictedl wamo, were in town Thursday. H to call and consult us confidentially and free of charge. Cures Guaraa-I Wednesday afternoon. ill the last few days.----- Misses Loa I 1,000,000 es them can never be realized. They \li teed or no Fay. We treat and cure: Varicocele. Blood Diseases, Skin I Henry Litchfield is visiting his Travis and Bessie Gunnison visited at H. Sutton and family and Mrs. Sage are born, marry and die Just common UU Blseases, Stricture, Nervous Debility, Kidney and Bladder Diseases. [ mother, Mrs. Julia Preston, ana his the home of Charles Travis over Sun were at S. J. Redfem’s Sunday. Waltham watches people, seemingly content nnd happy comruiiTATzoir free. books tree. ! brother, E. A. Litchfield. day, returning later to their schools in Rev. Fr. C. T. B. Krebbs attended If there Is enough to eat. drink and If unable to call, write for a QUESTION BLANK for Home Treatment. | Lansing. ----- Lorenzo Towslee, of Ohio, forty hours at Westphalia Sunday. O. O Dunham and family, of Mc- visited his cousin, Mrs. J. N. Plowmau, now in use wear and a little competence for old Bain. are visiting his mother, Mrs. Geo. Altvater went to Saginaw where age. Depressing and monotonous as DRS. KENNEDY & KERGAN. last week.______he l»as a position in a grocery store. 148 SHZLBT ST., DETROIT, MICK. Dunham, also a brother and sister. We have a large assortment of these lives seem to be, yet in a sense Mrs. Sliickles and chtldreu, of Owos Ant. Weaver brought Mrs. Wm. Ever they are or may be invested with mtich KJ.K K o ft K i< K K * K K so, were guests of Mrs. Walter Blunt Victor etts some red raspberries that grew this Waltham Watches in Gold, Gold of human happiness. The virtue of and Mrs. Bert Shickles over Sunday. fall. Mrs. P. Clayton, of Conway, Mich., Filled, Silver and Nickel Cases. contentment Is theirs, and that ’s a good Mr. Hiers and family have moved to Miss Kate Carrow is taking care of deal. Then there Is a larger fund of visited at Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Stevens ’ Max Doeriug, who is very ill with ap I Ovid, Mrs. Neal having taken possession Sunday and Monday ----- S. Foster lost a pendicitis. Who has the human sympathy at their command — of her own home, which Mr. Miers just valuable horse Saturday night ----- Ser the cheerful willingness to help each vacated. • vices at the U. B. church everv Sabbath Everybody ’s liable to itching piles. other and bear each other ’s burdens — Wm Hermeston and bride, of Canada, at 2:30. Rich and jjoor, old and young —terrible RIGHT TIME?than with more ambitious folk; then who are on their wedding tour, visited the torture they suffer. Oulj one suro the unruffled current of their lives ex N. G. Pierce and wife the latter part of cure. Doau ’s Ointment. Absolutely empts them from much worriment and the week. , The Cause of Many safe; can ’t fail. The man who has temptation, nnd so It comes that these Harmon Saylor, who has been visit common people, the great rank and ing relatives in Ohio the past month, Kompleat Assort, i returned home Sunday, accompanied Sudden Deaths. tile of our American population, em South Uilcy. Allison’s Time body about nil the patriotism, moral by his sister, There Is a disease prevailing in this Little Arthur Preston Prey died Octo- country most dangerous because so decep worth and Integrity of the nation. No W RITE today for my ^ Gorden Jones* family now ride in a Every Time life Is a failure which patiently and 13, aged 5 months and 14 days. The tive. Many sudden new surrey. Complexion complete catalogue of funeral will be held at the house Thurs deaths are caused by loyally takes up the burden of living It — heart disease, Mr. Henry Krumm, of east Riley, is Allison ’s Jewelry Store, in any sphere of honorable employ day at 2 o ’clock. very ill with typhoid. Trusses, Suspensories, J Fred Clark accompanied Milton West pneumonia, heart St. Johns. ment. which does Its best, whether It as far as Detroit Sunday, Mr. West go failure or apoplexy Mr. and Mrs. Fields are entertaining be as a digger of ditches, a hewer of etc. Or, better still, ▲ ing on to Toronto, where he will enter are often the result company from Lansing. wood or a drawer of water. The man call and see them. ▲ college. His friends all wish him suc of kidney disease. If Miss Pearl Parkhouse is visiting her Have the Nareary Bright. who toils day by day, who pays bis It I haven't what you want, let me know cess. kidney ti cousin, Miss Jennie Jastram, of Riley. Babies are quick to uotice beauty. It debts, who recognizes the responsibili and I will put it In «tock. lowed to advance the Mr. and Mrs. Burt Cutlar entertained need not be of the highest artistic type, ♦ The roof of the depot caught fire kidney-poisoned ties of good citizenship, who is kind to Sunday afternoon about 2 o ’clock from company from Wacousta over Sunday. but a bright carpet, some pictures rep his family and neighbors, has well ful ,------SOME LEADERS------. blood will attack the resenting events in child life, a sunny a cinder from a through freight. One ______vital organs or the Mrs. Fred Jones and children, of Wa filled the purpose of his existence even LaBlache ..«...... I ...... Mennen’s pail of water put it out and only a kidneys themselves break down and waste cousta, visited her sister, Mrs. Smalley, room where the furniture is whole though his name may not be known Saunders...... I Woodland Violet small hole in the roof was burned. away cell by cell. last Saturday. and elean —In fact, a bright and cheer outside his own little community or Pinaud’s Violet.. | ...... Tetlow’s Bladder troubles most always result from Mr. and Mrs Chapin and Mr. and Mrs. ful nursery will leave Its pleasnnt im have never appeared in the columns Pozzonl’s ...... | Java Wedding invitations at ‘The Repuf .- a derangement of the kidneys and a cure Is Jones visited at the home of Mr. and pression ou the childish mind long aft of his local puper. Satin Skin...... | ...... Lorenz A perfect fit guaranteed. LiCANoffice. obtained quickest by a proper treatment of Mrs. Fields last Sunday. er the occupant has passed through Its the kidneys. If you are feeling badly you Mr. and Mrs Ayres, of Nebraska, Mrs. portals to do battle with the great LOOKING ON THE BIIIGHT SIDE. can make no mistake by taking Dr. Kilmer's Sherman, of St Johns, Mr. and Mrs. world lying beyond and will be the cor “It has been an off year with me this Watertown Center. Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and Fred Ottmer, Mrs. Bums, and Mr. and bladder remedy. nerstone of many pleasant memories, year," said a farmer friend of ours a Mrs. Henry Boss visited at the homo of whereas the many prisonlike dens short time ago. “You see. I got my Mr. and Mrs. August Lonier are visit It corrects inability to hold urine and scald Will Melton last Thursday. ing their son, Frank and family, in ing pain in passing It, and overcomes that which pass for nurseries will never be land too rich for my oats, and they all Wisconsin .... A. C. Dorman returned unpleasant necessity of being compelled to Mr. and Mrs. Sias entertained Mr. thought of save with feelings of dis went down and did not fill. Then I Hunt’s Drug Store, f and Mrs. Charles Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. to his home in Chicago Saturday.... go often during the day, and to get up many like, for first impressions even in small was hindered by the wet weather and ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Cash Clark gave a fare times during the night. The mild and the Homer Molineanx, Mr. and Mrs. West moreland and Mr. and Mrs. John children are the ones to Inst the lon did not get my corn planted In good 10 CLINTON AVE- 1 well surprise party at their home last extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon gest, and the early surroundings nre season, and the frost caught It. But,” Monday evening in honor of Mrs. Lura realized. It stands the highest for its won Doyle last Sunday to dinner. » / bound to make their mark 011 the minds he added, “we have kept out of debt, t t Easton. The L. O. T. M. M. presented derful cures of the most distressing cases. that are at that time In their most re her with a gold L. O. T. M. M. pin and Swamp-Root is pleasant to take and sold East Bingham- and we had three good years before. a china sugar bowl and creamer. Re by all druggists in fifty-cent and one-dollai ceptive state. We have plenty to eat. our health is freshments were served. Mrs. Easton sized bottles. You may good, the cows and the hens have done left Tuesday night for her new home have a sample bottle of Mrs. Honeywell and daughter, of well, and we have much to be thank in Hinsdale, Ill.... The Watertown this wonderful new dis Dakota, are here helping to care for her ABSOLUTELY FREE ful for.” That ’s the right sort of spirit Center school observed Pioneer day in a covery and a book that mother, Mrs Wastler, who is very ill looking on the bright side of things with lung trouble. very fitting manner. The history of tells all about it, both iinm* of Swamp-Root, Handy Little Volume That Should Be and feeling grateful for the many the school since 1848 was nicely written sen* free by mall. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Every Home. blessings conferred. Good luck soon by Miss Myrtie Dayton. Binghamton, N. Y. When writing mention Delta Mills. comes to this sort of man and stays reading this generous offer In this paper. with him. fFURNITURE STORZ Don ’t make any mistake, but remem The Republican has published a The Kind You Have Always doogtrt Aunt Jane McRoberts is quite sick.— handy little volume of the laws of Mich Bean the /) 1,10 * I,ID ,uu nil,B siwip. ber the name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kil THE RIOT OF WEEDS. —Ernest Yerdon, of Fenton, and sister, igan, compiled by the Hon. Chas. W. I T/ie Kind that makes mer’s Swamp-Root, and the address, Mrs. O. Creyts, of Lansing, were in Oh. the weeds, the weeds! What a Binghamton, N. Y., on every bottle. McGill, of the Attorney General ’s office, town Sunday.----- Mrs. Rena Bixby, of Lansing. New laws and amendments riotous and luxuriant time they have Petoskey, is visiting l>er parents. Geo. made by the last legislature are also in had this year—wild hemp and sunflow Watson and wife.----- Charles Morrow cluded. Forms for the more common er by the roadside, morning glories and and wife, of St. Louis, and Mrs. B. M. lega1 blanks are also to be found in the foxtail In the cornfields, ragweed and Beach, of Grand Ledge, visited at the book. It often happens that a person Ironweed smothering out the blue home of W. J. Bathrick last week.----- wants to know what the law is on a James Loomis is improving the looks of grass In the pastures, while purslane I You glad you bought We have a new supply of up-to-date Dress particular subject, and with this book pre-empted the garden; weeds In the his house by building some porches. C. at hand, the question can be settled at hog lot, along fence row, in Reboot Goods in Waistings, Skirting and jSuitings, O. Hildreth, of Lansing, is doing the once. Similar books are being put out work. in various counties of the state and in yard, throttling all other vegetation which we are offering at very moderate prices. other states. The liook and a with their rampant and dominant life. Gunnisonville. year’s advance subscription to The Re Rapping the fertility of the soil and Your inspection is desired. Respectfully, publican for 11.00. It will be sent by only proving, so far as we are concern cMothmgbut the best, mail on receipt of price. ed. at least, Ywo things —one that near Hawley Palmer, father of Mrs. Lottie Lott and Mrs. Sarah Rupp, of this ly every farmer has more land than h* vicinity, died in Lansing at the home of 0OS//VESS can profitably work, and another that his son, George Palmer, October 12. the sheep has a mission on the western Funeral was held at the house and in fnrm not yet understood and appre M. R. VAN DEUSEN terment made at Gunnisonville. ciated. | E, I, HULL, - St ^fohns . DETnO/T, Asf/Crt. ^ SPECIAL ATTENTION TO UNDERTAKING The heat place In America tor young men and No such thing os “summer complaint ” ’Tisn ’t safe to be a day without Dr. *om«n to Mom n Baalim* Education, Shorthand, ELSIE, MICH. Thomas' Eclectric Oil In the house. Kachan teal Drawing or Penmenahlp. Thorough where Dr. Fowler’s Extract of Wild •am of Actual Rnalnaaa Saaalon entire yaar. Stu.lente Strawberry is kept handy. Nature’s Never can tell what moment an acci any tlina. Catalogue Fran. Reference. all dent is going to happen. It. w.r. JKWr.t.1., free. p. R. sPCNCER,See. remedy for loaeness of the bowels.
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