The Clinton Independent.

VOL. XXXVI.—NO. 0. ST. JOHNS MICH., THUHSDAY, NOVEMBER 28 1901-TWELVE PAGES. WHOLE NO.—1829

met, and mentioned as one of theAe SPENDING $3,000,000. tiie assurance of a sufficient supply of RAISE BEETS. water, stating that for tiie Lansing NOT BEFORE JANUARY IS A BIG INSTITUTION. Ita Immense Business Demanded New plant it required 4.000,000 gallons of Contract Maile by the I.alifting Factory Ko IIIuk Stock. water per day. To secure this supply with the Farmers, and dispose of it again along with the New rolling stock, just ordered by The Factory at Lansing, Where refuse is something of a problem, but Will The Electric Cars be Run ­ The visit of St. Johns citizens to Roy E- Sweet, of Watertown, the Pere Marquette railroad for St. Johns people are staytrs and won ’t ning From St. Johns Lansing hits demonstrated the fact delivery In April next, with what has Sugar is Manufactured stop at a little matter of water. that a beet sugar factory Is a good and Miss Millie Mahar been ordered since the consolidation From Beets. There Is hardly any doubt hut what to Lansing. thing, and nearly all unite in saying Into the I'ere Marquette system, the necessary acreage could be secured. they would like to see one here. While of Bengal represents an outlay of about $3,000,000 Mr. Boutell promised to send a gentle ­ it will take a little time to arrange covering fifty-two engines, 2,080 man here soon to address a meeting of the details for such an enterprise freight cars and seventeen passenger farmers and others upon the subject there can be no reason for delay in go ­ coaches. The order just placd calls VISITED ON MONDAY LAST of sugar beet culture, and it has al­ STRINGING THE WIRES. ing ahead and getting the acreage. for ten 10-wheel locomotives for ready been arranged that a meeting Prof. Towar, of tiie Agricultural Col ­ WED ’NEATH EVERGREENS passenger service to be numbered 150 will be held at the Court House In lege, will be in St. Johns Saturday, to 159 Inclusive, and having electric this village on Saturday, Dec. 7, to be Dec. 7, and every farmer In Cliuton headlights and great power and speed; By a Party of Representative addressee! by Prof. P. G. Towar, of Cars Will be the Largest and county should hear him. That the 500 standard box cars, twelve passen­ tiie Agricultural College. farmers may know something about About Sixty five Invited Quests ger coaches, 200 standard gondola coal Business Men and Citizens The St. Johns gentlemen were very Best in Use on any Line the requirements of the Lansing fac­ cars and twenty cabooses, which will of St. Johns. favorably Impressed by their visit to in Michigan. tory. we give below a copy of the Con ­ —Friends and Relatives of be made by the American Car & the factory and with one accord feel tract entered into between the factory Foundry Co. at Detroit. Within the that a smilar institution in St. Johns and the farmer: the Happy Pair. past few days seven new locomotives would he a grand thing. Contract , Made this...... day of have been received and are already in At the request of Captain Boutell, If anyone had told the residents of ...... A. D., 190.. by and between...... service. There is such a rush of of .. .party of tiie first part, and the business at present, the officials say, the promoter of the Lansing beet St. Johns ten years ago that a steam Lansing Sugar < 'ompany, party of t he The hours of social enjoyment that it Is impossible to move the sugar factory, a party of representa ­ locomotive and a train of cars would second part, witnesseth as follows: through which we pass bind us to ­ freight promptly. tive citizens went to Lansing on Mon ­ ever come down Wight street as far Tiie party of tiie first part does gether in stronger ties which become hereby agree witli tiie Lansing Sugar day last for ttie purpose of looking as the corner of Cass street lie would more and more inseparable. They LUt of Letter*. Company, to plant, cultivate and Remaining in the Post Office at St. John*, over the factory in that city. Presi­ no doubt have been called a base fab­ harvest during the year 1902...... are to the social fabrice of church and Nov. 2«. 1901: dent.I. T. Mills of the Lansing, St. They Came to St. Johns Last ricator. But on Monday last that acres of sugar beets, on the following state v. hat warp and woof are to the Bruce, Miss Pearl Doyle. Miss Ellen described lands ...... by said first party Beadle. Mrs. Maude I,amerce & Earl Drs. •Johns & St. Louis railroad tendered Friday Night for a Fra­ very sight was witnessed. The con ­ strongest garment. Burg. Mr. Will Turner. Jas. G. the party free transportation, and struction train of the Lansing. St. said piece of land being described as lirlges, Mr. Ed. Watson. Mrs. Julia A. ternal Visit. follows, to-wit: ... .section, ... .town ­ It was one of these social gatherings W. II. BRUNSON. P M. General Superintendent II. B. (juick Johns & St. Louis electric railroad ship of ...... County of ...... State of that was appointed on an ideal Nov ­ placed an engine and three cars at its was there and a large force of men Michigan ember day, laden with sights and BUSINESS LOCALS. disposal. The train, taken as a whole, were engaged in ballasting the road ­ Said party agrees to plant the seed sounds and the subdued light and was most unique. It consisted of a bed. furnished by said second party; that BANQUET AT TIIE STEEL lie will sow fifteen pounds to the acre; atmosphere of a -beautiful Indian Money To Loan At Lowest Kate of Interest caboose, two flat cars and a locomo ­ At the special invitation of Presi­ that lie will plant, cultivate and harv­ summer, when about sixty-five invited H. J. Patterson . St. Johns. tive. Rows of long benches were dent Mills a party of St. Johns citi­ est tiie beets so raised by him under guests, friends and relatives, gathered arranged lengthwise of the flat cars. zens hoarded a train provided for the this contract, as he shall be from time Bingham Taxpayers. The Affair One of Most Success­ to time directed by said second party: on Thursday, November 21, 1901, at Stakes six or seven feet in height rose occasion —the ostensible object being tiie home of Mr. and Mrs. John Mahar, I will be at Wm. Leland ’s store, St. from the side, and over these, after ful Ever Held at St. Johns’ that lie will deliver said beets so raised Johns, on and after December 3, to re­ a visit to the Lansing beet sugar fac­ as directed by said second party, one- of Bengal, to witness tiie marriage of tiie fashion of a prairie schooner, was Popular Hotel. tory, hut having in mind at the same ceive taxes. One per cent collection stretched yards of heavy canvas. quarter of the crop not later than their daughter, Millie, to Roy E. fee to January 9. After that date, 4 time an inspection of tiie road. The October 15th next, one-quarter of the The following gentlemen comprised road from the fair grounds in St. Sweet, of Watertown. per cent. Chas . Lamb , Jr., crop not later than November 15th Treasurer. the party: Aldermen A. H. Kenyon, Johns to t he yards at Lansing is nearly As tiie clock pointed to the hour of A. E. Richardson, Edward Pooling, next, one-quarter of the crop not later ionia Lodge, No. 548, B I*. O. Elks an air line and The Independent than December 15th next and one- twelve Miss Gertrude Sedore, cousin * Delft" Blue Enamelled Ware -John II. Fildew, Jesse Stone and J. ventures tiie assertion that tiie road ­ B. Danley, Judge C. M. Merrill, Pro ­ came to St. Johns, Friday evening, qumrter not later than January 15th, of the groom, began to play the wed ­ Is warranted not to scale. A large bed is in much better shape than that 1903. All beets not delivered prior to secuting Attorney Win. M. Smith, Nov. 22, and held a social session at of some trunk line steam railroads to ­ ding march and the bridal party de ­ consignment just received at County Clerk McKee, Richard Davies, freezing weati er shall be placed in Spaulding & Co ’s. the Steel. Twenty-five representative day. The caboose in which tiie pass­ pits by first party and covered suffi­ scended the stairway. Little Gladys Willard Lyon, Tompkins Abbey, II. professional men of this village were engers rode was devoid ot springs, yet J. Patterson, Postmaster W. II. Brun ­ ciently to protect them from frost Mahar and Master Harold Murphy, as Riley Taxpayers, present at the festivities as guests of on some stretches of track it rode as until time of delivery; in harvesting ring bearers, led the way immediately son. Dr. J. B. Dodge, Dr. M. Weller, •mootlily as a drawing-room OOECh. I will beat the town hall on the first Oliver Plunkett, P. E. Walsworth, O. the Elks. The antlered herd arrived said beets first party will cut off tops followed by Rev. Eli Good, of Bengal. Tiie construction company has had clean and square at the base thereof, three Wednesdays in December and W. M unger. C. C. Vaughan, H. H. here about 8:30 p. m., by special train. Then the best man Richard Welling some hard propositions to surmount in so that no part of the stem, where and tiie bridesmaid Mrs. Mabel Wel­ the first two In January next and at Fitzgerald, Frank H. Rose, G. S. Cor- They were met by a delegation of the tiie construction of this road —one of my residence eveiy Friday till Jan.* 10, bit, Charles Fowler, A. P. Cowell, F. leaves have grown shall be paid for at ling, sister of the bride, followed by local Elks and escorted to the Steel. them being a high trestlework over the rate of fifteen cents per pound at the groom and bride who took their to receive taxes. William Krumm . M. Spaulding, Frank A. Hyatt, John the Lookingglass river at DeWitt vil­ T. Millman, C. E. YanSickle, L. J. Everything was In readiness for the Lansing and the amount for the san.e position in tiie southeast corner of Holiday Presents. lage, and another the celebrated sink ­ and any advances made by seconrl Calkins, Archie Cal kins, O. P. DeWitt, session at 9:30 o ’clock, when the dining tiie parlor, under a beautiful arcli of hole near A1 ward lake. party, to said first party, shall be de ­ evergreens trimmed witli white silk A good line of china, silver-ware, Warner Bunday, E. P. Waldron, Dart The statement in a Lansing paper watches and general fine jewelry to Hulse, William Field. Dr. Jones, room was thrown open, guests and ducted from the first payment of ribbons. The ring ceremony was used members to the number of one hun­ thatit took this first train some three beets delivered: in delivering beets, which was very beautiful and impres- select from may be found at Emmons ’ Charles I). Richmond. E. L. Valen­ dred tiling in and taking seats at tiie or four hours to make tiie trip is false, up-town jewelry store. tine, G. Pennell, II. Iloerner, A. W. said party will exercise due care and si ve. table. The dining room was very as it was made in an hour, and tiie not allow stones, dirt or other refuse Durkee, Merritt Frink, B. Kneeland, return trip at night was made in ex­ After the ceremony tiie party and Ham's Cold Blast Lanterns D. S. French. II. A. Sage, M. L. Ken­ prettily decorated witli chrysanthe­ to be mixed witli beets delivered either guests all repaired to the dining mums, palms and American beauties, actly forty-five minutes, including in wagons or cars. Are warranted not to blow out. yon, O. B. swain, A. W. Morrison, two stops. Just think of that, when room where two large tables were set John M. Dodge. Harry Mack. Charles tiie work of Knapp Brothers. Until It is mutually agreed that the title laden with tiie bountiful tilings that Sold by Spaulding & Co. 10:30 the banqueters were busily en ­ you remember that it has heretofore to said crop of beets to be grown from Sprague, Andrew Eldridge, Charles B. taken a half day to go to tiie capital could tempt the epicure. Giffels, William Holton, Charles More ­ gaged in making away witli all tiie seed furnished by said second party, The bride was dressed in white Lost —Blaek-and-Tan Hound. good tilings characteristic of tiie menu city! and on the lands above described, shall land. Dorr K. Stowell, George Soule. On the return trip the following re­ albatross, trimmed with white China Strayed from our meat market on of an Elks’ social session. vest in second party as soon as tiie silk and applique, and carried pink Monday, November 18th, 1901, black- George W. Emmons, Clarence Em­ Tiie Chairman brought the company solution was unanimously passed — mons. William M. Leland. John crop begins to grow, but the amount and white roses. The bridesmaid and-tan hound, 2 years old. white Resolved , that the thanks of the Relating, Rev. J. Ewing, Dr. Gohn, to order at 10:30 and guests and mem­ to be paid to said first party shall be was dressed in whiteChina silk, and breast, piece out of end of right ear, bers responded to appropriate toasts. business men and citizens of St. Johns based solely on the quantity of beets Jacob Foerch, William Krepps, A. and vicinity are hereby tendered to wore pink roses. and answers to name of “Fido ”. Re­ Rev. W. H. Thomas, a member of the actually delivered in accordance with Tin* afternoon was enjoyed socially LeBarron. George Waldron, George Ionia Lodge, was present and gave a tiie Lansing, St. Johns & St. Louis turn to market and receive reward. Wood, John Henderson, Joseph Shin- tiie terms of the contract. Tliis pro ­ and with painful reluctance the truest# Herman Schneider . very interesting exposition of Elkdom. Railway Co. for their kindness in fur­ vision is inserted in this contract for dorf, A. T. Smith. F. Vauconsant, Rev. nishing free transpotation to over 100 observed the hour of departure which Arie Binkhorst, Edward Brown, L. G. The affair was without doubt one of the express purpose of preventing any had come all too soon. the most successful ever held at the persons on the first trip over the new other person, persons, company, or Mixing boards, Ironing boards, McKnight, Frank Rerualia, Dr. M. C. electric road to Lansing, and for the The guests from abroad were—Mr. Livesev, R. G. Allison, W. J. Whit­ Steel. An Ionia orchestra interspersed companies from acquiring any inter ­ Bosom boards, Wash benches, etc., at courtesies shown us by the officials of and Mrs. Levi Sweat, parents <>f the paulding lock. liobt. Brown, J. .1. Warren, enlivening music during the evening. est in the title or right to tiie posses ­ groom, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sweet, S & Co ’s. George Karber, Reuben Brown. Wil- The party returned to Ionia at 2 a. in. the road. We think the road-bed sion of said beets. Mr. and Mrs. Will Sedore and family, The resident members of tiie order is the best ever constructed for an It is further agreed that beets Money to l.oan. liam Bood. Ed. Kneeland, Wilbur electric line and the balance of the Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Ward, and Mrs. Church, Will Plowman, Charles Cross, are: E. II. Lyon. W. C. Lyon, Dr. F. purchased under this contract John Murphy, of Watettown: Mr. and On improved farms. C. Dunn, J. Earle Rrown, A. T. Brain- equipment will doubtless be on a par shall be delivered to said second 29 m 3 E. L. Dooling . Sheriff Schavey, Tims. Bromley, Sr., with this. The new road has our best Mrs. Emmett Murphy, Lansing; Mr. Thos. Bromley Jr., Richard Gay, W. ard, (). L. Klsier, W. II. Richmond and party in the storage sheds in Lansing and Mrs. Ed. Mahar, East DeWitt; Frank Vauconsant. wishes for its success, and we attest and shall he paid for by second party Empire clothes wringers turn one- 11. Rurke. Seth Drake, Alexander our feeling in tiie matter by author­ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mahar and Mr. Morrison, H. C. Leland. Mr. Clark, R. at the rate of four dollars and fifty and Mrs. Will Mahar, Olive, and Pat* btif easier than outer wringers. izing that our names he subscribed to cents ($4..50) per ton for beets testing Spaulding A- Co. sell them. A. Lane, Charles DeRosa, Marshal this resolution. rick Mahar, Elsie, grandfather of the Keeney, Ellis Gould, Loring Grant, E. A CANNING FACTORY twelve (12) per cent of sugar, and thir­ bride. A. Durkee, County Treasurer Mor ­ President Mills states that the road ty-three and one-third cents (334) per For Rent. rison, A. Granger, Frank Percey, In Among lli»* Possibilities for St. .Io Iiiin In will be pushed through to Maple ton. for each one per cent, more or A desirable dwelling house first east Richard Moore. the Xr»r Future. Rapids, Ithaca and St. Louis as ori- less, for beets containing a greater or A SUCCESSFUL CAREER of Mrs. R. M. Steel’s residence. ginullv planned. less amount of sugar, oald payment E. P. Waldron . On account of an unavoidable delay A gentleman from Chicago is here occasioned by necessary repairs to the The pole gang is almost to the cor ­ shall be made on the 15th of each waking up interest among the people month for all beets delivered during A Former St. .lohiift Hoy Return* to ViHlt Wedding, Blrthdny and Holiday Presents. track at the curve at the end of Wight with a view to establishing a canning poration line of this village now. and street, the train did not leave St. the wire is being put up rapidly and th<* previous month. When beets are Relative* ami Friemln. The best stock to select from may factory in this place, where all kinds delivered in car-loads, the Sugar Com ­ be found at Walter Emmons ’ up-town Johns until about eleven o ’clock. of large and small fruits, and most this part of the work will be finished Reuben Vredenburg, of LaCrosse, Lansing was reached at noon ami at in a few days. But, another boiler Is pany agrees to unload them free. jewelry store. Repairing done at sat­ kinds of vegetables grown about here, In case second party ’s factory shall Wis., oldest son of the late Charles isfactory prices. about two o ’clock the entire party had may be made use of and a better being installed in the Piatt plant at Vreedenburg of this village, is here assembled at the sugar factory. Lansing, where power will be obtain ­ be destroyed or incapacitated, by tire, market and prices established. explosion or by tiie elements, all beets visiting Ills nephew, Warner Vreeden- A desirable line of genuine and imi­ Guides conducted the visitors It is estimated that a factory of ed at present, and it would be an im­ burg, his brother at Ovid and his through the testing rooms, the labor ­ possibility to commence running not delivered shall be properly cared tation Wedgewood ware at Emmons ’ this kind, of suitable size to make use for by first party and delivered as ord ­ brother Frank ’s widow, Mrs. Stephen np-town jewelry store. atory, the beet sheds and finally of the fruits and vegetables grown in regular cars thispresent year. There Crane, at Owosso. through the mammoth refining and isuuite a little more ballasting to do ered by second party, such extra neces­ this vicinity, would cost in tiie neigh­ sary expense of pitting and delivery to Mr. Vreedenburg, who is a large, See that beautiful collection of packing rooms. The sheds are mam­ borhood Of $10,000, ana some other work which will delay fine looking man, began a successful moth affairs, being 400 feet in length matters into tiie new year. It is now be borne by second party. China ware at popular prices at Walter Better nrices would insure the pro ­ Tiie second party shall not t>e re­ railroad career as fireman of a locomo ­ Emmons ’ up-town jewelry store. and having three brick-floored drive* duction of better fruit and vegetables, thought that regular service can be tive, which pulled the St Johns ac­ ways and three freight train installed by the 15th of January at quired to take any beets that are rot ­ and the money w hich is now sent away ten, or otherwise defective so as to commodation to and from Detroit tracks. Here is kept the supply of for such goods would be kept at home the latest. Money to loan on chattel mortgage render them unfit for making sugar. thirty-one years ago, when a round security. beets, and to look at them as they are and the home consumer lie Jietter sat­ The coaches to be used on this road hon.se was located here. He finally piled up in the sheds, one would think And it is further mutually agreed W. H. Richmond isfied. The land about St. Johns is were bought from the Jewett Car by first and second parties, their became an engineer, and during the it would take years to use them all up. well adapted to furnishing the raw company of Newark, O., and are of at Richaad Gay's Store, St. Johns. agents or representatives, that no late Pan-American, pulled and pushed . 20tf. The principal point of interest was material in abundance for just such the newest pattern for electric roads. the throttle of the locomotive which the large building where the sugar changes by additions or erasures shall an industry, which would furnish em­ They are of good size, being 584 feet be made to or in this contract. drew one of the finest passenger Light and Heavy Draylng. was made. Here were rows upon rows ployment for a goodly number of long and 84 feet wide. They have trains of the great Burlington system. of huge boilers and ponderous ma­ It is further mutually agreed that Having purchased the draying outfit iiands. three compartments, the general one this contract is not {valid until Mr. Vreedenburg was injured some and business of John L. Lyon, am pre­ chinery driven by powerful engines. The Independent will have some ­ for passengers, with a seating capacity time ago, which rendered it hard for The visitors were shown the process signed by the Agriculturist or an olfl- pared to do a general draying business. thing more tangible and positive about of 50 persons, a compartment for cer of the company. him to make long runs, therefore he Oders left at Parr Bro. ’s grocery will of manufacturing sugar in its differ ­ this in its next issue. smoking, and one for baggage and was offered a suburban run or super­ ent stages. Tiie sugar is produced ...... [L. 8.] receive prompt attention. express. They are to be heated by Lansing Sugar Comany. intendency of the shop at LaCrosse. Hudson Sherman . from a washing, cutting, boiling and hot water. Air brakes will be used. After having acquired, through drying process, and no pressing. A THE HOME PAN-AMERICAN By...... The cars cost $8 ,000, and are finer Agriculturist. good service, some of the best runs in For Hale. considerable amount of limestone is than anything in use on Inter-urban the Burlington system, he did not A new Evans Carpet Loom, a good used in whitening the sugar. Alcohol Was a I'm* Reproduction mid the Whole lines in the state at the present time. like to drop down to a suburban run; heating stove and a cook stove. is made from the refuse. The factory Entertainment Full of Interent. These cars will be received in Lansing cost in round numbers $700,000. U. B. NOTES. therefore he chose the superinten- C. H. Bennett , The reproduction of the Pan-Ameri- in a short time. dency, which position he now holds. Corner Gibbs St. and Clinton Av«. The retail merchants of Lansing can show at the home of Mr. and Mrs. He is capable and worthy’. state that they have realized great C. S. Scofield hist Friday evening, Services next Sunday as follows: benefits from those who produced the Popular With the People. under the auspices of the Young BAPTIST NOTES. Bengal, 10:30 a. in.: Bingham, 2:30 p. Mlftned Ilia Train. beets and the men, women and child­ People ’s Guild of St. John’s church, m.; West Bengal, 7 p. m. The Pacific Barber Shop, in the airy ren who are employed in cultivating, was one of the most elaborate and M. Brandt, of Grand Rapids, the and pleasant basement under Wilsons ’ weeding and caring for tiie crop. well rendered home entertainments There will he preaching in the Ben­ furrier, who was advertised to be at clothing store, has lately been refitted, Women and children earn from $1 to that has been presented for the gal and Riley church Sunday after­ Comfortably Situated. the store of Noble Burnett hist week and is now among the best, with first- $1.50 a day in weeding and cultivat­ patronage of St. Johns people for noon at 3 o ’clock. From a private letter of recent date with furs and to take orders for class service at popular prices. Chil­ ing. many a day. But whether it was on we learn that Mrs. It. I). Stearns and remodeling and repairing old ones, drens ’ hair cutting a specialty. The union Thanksgivingscrvice will W. W. Ferguson , Prop ’r. This factory had under contract this accountof the little rainor indifference 1 Ik * held Thursday at 10:30 a. m. Rev. daughter Bessie, formerly of St. Johns missed bis train and was unable to season 7,500 acres, 1,500 of which were It was not patronized more than half Arie Binkhorsi will preach the and now of Omaha, Nebraska, are keep bis engagement. Consequently in Canada. The managers claim that comfortably located at, 2519 Jones lie will be at the same place for the as liberally as Its good qualities merit­ sermon. There will be a union prayer OTATB BANK OF 8T. JOHN8. even now they should have had 500 ed. The trip through “Midway ” was meeting In the evening. street. Bessie has been given employ ­ same purpose, from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m. acres more. Some producers realized rtndered as attractive as the old Pan- ment on the Omaha Dally Bee, tomorrow, Friday. commercial and savings a gross profit of over $100 per acre. Sunday services: 10:30 a. m., sub­ soliciting advertising. She commenc ­ Am. itself by the good music, singing, ject: “.The half h;is not been told: ” The average cost of production is dancing, streets of Cairo, darkest ed on commission and did so well that Llrvniifd to Wed. CAPITAL, $50,090. about $32 per acree. The average 12 noon, bible school; 6 p. m., B. Y. she was put on a salary of $40 a month Africa, Indian Congress, Fair Japan, P. U., leader, Miss Pearl Foote; 7 p. Date Name. Aire. percent of sugar which the beets now Art Gallery, Trip to the Moon and and is promised a raise soon. Mrs. NET ASSETS OF STOCKHOLDERS, 1900,00 being received at tins factory is 14.8 m., there will be an Evangelistic Stearns’son, wlio had been living witli Nov. 80 —John C. Perry, Heniral ...... 10 Ault Nuremberg, where a German service. Mary M. Oates, llingham...... 28 percent of the weight of the beets. supper was served by young ladies in them, was recently married and is Nov. 20—Georire W. Burton. Ovid ...... 22 P.K PERRIN,President. The factory now gives employment now keeping house. J he many friends Katherine O. Kastman, Ovid...... 20 German costume. J. H.CORBIT. Vice-Preftideht. to 300 people; but when fully complet ­ It was a very enjoyable occasion and Lewis Bryant In Dead. of Mrs. Stearns and daughter rejoice Nov. 22—Lucius Morton. Union Home ...... 80 J. W. FITZGERALD.Cashier ed the average number on the pay roll was wrought at considerable expense, Lewis Bryant, one of the best and at their well being. Leon Bower, Union Home ...... 1H will l>e 150. time anti labor to Mr. Scofield, who Nov. 21—Ira W. Harper. St. Johns...... 42 most favorably known residents in the Minnie Belle Fish, St. Johns...... 80 DIRECTORS: In a consultation with Captain has and is still doing so much for the north part of this county, havinglived I)rrcnil).r Court Calendar. Boutell he stated, in answer toques- Nov. 25—Floyd B. Stewsrd. Watertown ...... 28 good and advancement of the church. near Union Home for many years, died Bessie IiOomis. Delta ...... 19 O. W. Munger, Otis Fuller. J. W. Fitzgerald t ions, that he could not say what could Tiie circuit court calendar for the A numlier of people were sick, who, at the home of his son John, at Eureka, Nov. 25—Oeorare M. Iloerner, Maple Rapids 45 J. H. Corblt, J. H. Fedewa, F. A. Travis be dependeded upon from hitn In the Decemtier term, which convenes Mon ­ otherwise, would Jiave been present Mondav night, Nov. 25, 1901. The day, Dec. 9. contains cases as follows: Mrs. llora Winnie Brewbaker, do 81 Geo W. Emmons P. K. Perrin, John J. way of putting In a similar factory at and enjoyed with others the J>est funeral took place yesterday, ue was Nov. 20— Robert J. Garry, Ovid ...... 22 St. Johns until satisfied that some 1 criminal, 51 issues of fact and law, Mabelle E. Voorhees, Ovid ...... 21 Kelser.G. E.Corbin. J.Sullivan. house home entertainment for a long a brother of Mrs. Peter Gardner, of 4a chancery. Some of these have been very necessary requirements could be time if ever before given in St. Johns. Nov 20— Ora C Parr, Maple Rapids ...... -..25 this village. upon the calendar for many terms. Ada I. Day. Htibbardskon ...... 87 8 Per Cent. Interest Pad on Time Depoe !

CILNTON INDEPENDENT. THURSDAY. NOV. 28. 1901.

AFRICAN CHIEF'S REMARKS. It Was Merciless. Rose Taylor, the alleged queen of Crokrr Is Warm. Wednesday things were made warm the Flint blackmailers, will not be At the meeting of tiie Tammany ex­ "Why kiss? It Is like patting a MICHIGAN NjWnEmrEO OP. foi Mayor I'erry, of Grand Rapids, by tried until the January term of court m fii lit ms. ecutive committee yesterday ufternoon sugar tree. Prosecutor O. E. Ward lu examining A company lias been organized at Richard Cioker gave vent to his feel­ "Slap gome, pinch others, never pat him regarding the "pure water deal." Saginaw to make bricks from sand and ings: them unless to save a word. Battle Creek Loses an Important Perry was asked If he was city treas­ lime, Instead of clay. Tbe plant will What It Costs To Balance Chicago ’s "I am tired and sick of being hound ­ "A yellow woman is like muddy Tax Suit. urer of Grand Rapids, and if he run winter and summer. . Books. ed by tiie press, tiie pulpit and tiie pub­ hadn’t embezzled $lt$,000 of the city's David Carter, secretary nnd general lic. They resort to all manner of un ­ water, fit only for cooking. money. He replied that he did. "to manager of the Detroit & Cleveland derhand means and to all sorts of "When a woman weeps, pat her once; MIDLAND WANDERER’S RETURN pay bills contracted by the Democratic Navigation Co., died in his Detroit THE JURY IN THE BONINECASE. falsehoods to defeat us. I have been If she still weeps, beat her twice.” party.” home Thursday afternoon. tbe target of their abuse for months lie was asked if he didn ’t give Chi­ "Talk little to women; listen much. J. D. Norton and a companion wero and tiie victim of their lies, hut 1 made They talk for many ami listen for Tb« Dummlni of St. Mary's Klver and It* cago women jewels, and If his bonds ­ Smallpox Wiping Out the Indian* —The lost on a hunting trip north of Medbury no reply to the harsh things they said few. men didn't try to get tbe Jewels back. about mo. 1 now defy them; I have lm|Mrtknr« Kventi of latomt Pop - He was asked If be had ever paid his recently. They walked all night auj Klondike Conspiracy —Various Matters "When you want a woman take her were finally found nearly frozen. done so publicly, and I challenge them tulnlag to lb* Whole State lirlelljr and bondsmen. He replied that he bad of More or I.es» Importance Through­ If you can; If you cannot, make her MaJ. George W. Newcomb, a well to prove their charges against me. Interestingly Told. paid a portion of the $1(1,000. He was They don ’t dare to try it. Now, what feel her loss. asked If he wasn ’t at present building known citizen of Traverse City, was out the World. Tammany wants is new blood, new "One of my best wives hated me a new house. He said he was. thrown from his carriage In a runa ­ faces, new ideas —young men to awak­ Eiempl From Taxation. Then Ward fired the question as to way and perhaps fatally Injured. Tbe Ilonlne Jury. when I married her and loved me when en public interest. I expect great 1 told her to die. Tlie Battle Creek sanitarium has why he didn ’t pay bftek his bondsmen The Hotel Acme, at Youma. has The Jury which Is to try Mrs. Ida things from young men, and we can wou Its suit against the city and here­ instead of building a house. He re­ been closed by the health officer. There Ikuilue In Washington on the charge reward them for their efforts in this “One wife is as if the clock always after inay be exempt from all taxation. plied that he bought the house through is one case of smallpox and ten peo ­ of murdering the young census clerk, organization. I depend upon you, gen ­ marked high noon; there are other a building and loau association. Kor thirty years the sanitarium paid ple are quarantined In the hotel. Janies 8. Ayres, Jr., of Michigan, was tlemen. to get this new blood into hours on the clock. taxes, and accumulated property, The mayor then went on bitterly to Nushvllle claims to bold the palm Tammany Hull.” say that he would get square with finally selected Wednesday and the "Despise not all women built like valued at several hundred thousand for construction of cement walks. This trial opened Thursday. A number of cocoa nut trees; In every forest must be dollars. Their charter ran out on July Garmun and Cameron when they got Round to Show Up. season the village has built almost a colored men were called, but all of some cocoanut trees. t>. lKi.'l, the Institution was reorganized to New York, and that the federal au­ mile of walk, averaging five feet wide. them were excused. Mr. Douglas, rep­ Because be could find nobody In thorities would look after them. "If you do not like a woman ’s ear under the lienevolent laws of the state Frank Guy and Fred Fuerstaek, of resenting Mrs. Bonlne, said, after the Circle City or elsewhere In Alaska ns a benevolent institution, known as Few thought that Prosecutor Ward who could vouch for him, ami because cut it off; she will hear no less and would drag aside the veil from the Bay City, are under arrest for break­ court adjourned that lie would reserve the Michigan Medical and Benevolent ing Into a freight car at Lansing. They his o|>eniiig until after all the evidence lie lias a mining claim which made it may look more beautiful. Association. Since that time they mayor's dark past, but he did It coldly imperative for lilm to become a sub­ nnd deliberately. If not with a degree say they were *ooklng for a place to for tiie prosecution hnd been beard. "A woman fights with glances; a have paid taxes under protest, claim­ sleep. In his address, Assistant District At­ ject of tiie United States, Arthur man with spears. Some glances are ing that they were exempt under the of refined brutality. While the mayor, Holmes, formerly of Harrisville and The Austin F. Mining Oo., capital torney Hugh T. Taggart contended sharper than some spears. laws by which they were incorporated. previous to the ripping aside of the that the killing of young Ayres had Alpena, came all the way to Alpena to Their taxes amounted to $3,2-13.35, and veil, had boon fliiqmnt and caustic and $100,000. has filed ustlcles of associa ­ been felonious and malicious, and have the court declare him a citizen. "When a woman smiles and keeps they commenced suit against the c.ty inclined to be Ironical and sarcastic In tion. The Michigan headquarters are therefore was to be characterized as Tliis Is Holmes ’ own explanation of her teeth shut, marry her for a colula for the recovery of the same. The jury bis remarks, when the veil fell he at Iron Mountain, and the general office murder, as charged in the indictment. his Journey. Holmes* father w'as n who can bite when she laughs.” wilted. is In Chicago. was out five hours and returned a ver­ There was. he said, a tie between naturalized subject of Great Britain. "If there is trouble In your huts dict In favor of the sanitarium, with in­ The girls of the university who are the prisoner and the dead man In the Holmes, the son. had always supposed* shift the women; women must live to ­ terest added. Of course, the city will The Repair U Game. members of the Woman ’s League will lie was a citizen of the United States, fact thut Ayres was a student of den ­ gether a week before they fight. carry the case to tlie Supreme Court, Deputy Game Warden Brewster re­ soon Issue a single edition of the U. of tistry and she had studied medicine. owing to that fact. Having straight­ ns toe decision will l>e n vital one. If turned from his hunt in Lake Michi­ M. Daily. Lillian K. Sabine, oi De­ As a consequence she liecnine a fre­ ened the matter out he will return at "One wife is like one meal every the sanitarium wins in the end all of gan, having made the biggest seizure troit, will be editor-in-chief. quent visitor to his room in the hotel once to the far northern gold fields. day, and that one meal always boyada, the health food companies and other of nets nnd fish ever reported on the Three Rivers has set a formal ban where they l>oth lived, not only In the the same food; the stomach will not Institutions of the city propose to or ­ great lakes. He captured 18 miles of on Sunday shows by refusing to attend day time, blit night as well, "and. ” he American Girls Sold. stand It. ganize as benevolent Institutions. new trout nets belonging to tbe A. a concert given in that city, the band, added, “tiie door was not always open A London cable dispatch says: Eng ­ lish detectives acknowledge their ina ­ "Wives are like weeds, sometimes; Booth Co., of Chicago, and valued which was to give it, being discour ­ when she was there.” unless you choke them they choke Lltclinrtl Hckh IiiIiir Sense. aged l>efore tbe doors were opened. bility to stop the wholesale traffic in at $10,000. He has thus antagonized you; unless you cut they off they Seneca Lltchard, the Saline farmer, the fish trust, nnd big legal events are Dudley M. Wells, of Cohlwater. has Terrible Mining Disaster. young girls carried on by agents in who was found insensible just outside expected to follow. been disbarred from practicing before What Is likely to prove the most dis ­ this city who are shipping hundreds of poison you. of Ann Arbor two weeks ago, Is slow ­ The nets were found In Michigan the interior department at Washing­ astrous accident that lias ever occur ­ young women to South America. "Some wives nurse grievances like ly improving. When spoken to he water, the trust having set them there ton for having received illegal fees In red in a metallic mine in Colorado, re These men advertise in continental children and love them full aa well; contrary to Michigan law, and In di ­ the prosecution of pension claims. cities for servants. When they reach see that such wives have a family of emits a grunt and Friday night the suited Wednesday from a fire which London, they are mot by these men, nurses succeeded in getting him to eat rect defiance of the gair^ warden and Several eases of cattle stealing are burned the buildings at the mouth of grievances. his cruiser, Dornbos. The tug Harrow, who claim to lie relatives of the girls some bread and milk with evident rel­ reported in the eastern part of Clare tiie Bullion tunnel, through which and take them under their protection. "Be condescending always to a wife; ish. Conditions seem to point to the belonging to the Booth company, was county. A horse and buggy stolen six the Smuggler-Union mine is worked, they like It. Cocoanuts grow Blmply theory that a blood clot has formed on again sighted, but the expected battle weeks ago lias just been recovered, ami which tilled tiie mine with deadly From I/ondon these young women are the brain at the place where the motor did not materialize. having been deserted by the thieves. gas and smoke. It is lmjiossible to sent to Africa nnd South America, and to fall and lie around at the foot of in most cases it is asserted they are the tree. A man with many wives nerves take their origin. This is sus­ Brewster will cruise with a big force The trial of Newell C. Rnflibun, of give even an approximate estimate of actually sold. A dozen representatives tained by tiie fact that Lltchard is cap­ of deputies fully armed in case Booth Detoskey, Mich., the insurance swind ­ tiie loss of life, but it is believed that Is a cocoanut tree with much fallen of missionary societies who have un ­ fruit. able of receiving sensations, but is un ­ decides to have his tugs nnd crews in­ ler. charged with the murder of his It will reach nearly 100. Twenty-two dertaken to break up tiie traffic say able to stimulate more than part of his terfere. Thursday. 3.000 pounds of fish pal, Charles Goodman, at Jefferson ­ are known to have perished. The "Better to have a woman fear you Smuggler-Union mine is one of the they have failed to attain tlulr object, voluntary muscles. It is scarcely were confiscated and stored in the hold ville. Ind.. has been fixed for Dec. 19. because of tiie inactivity of tiie police than to think she can wave a doga to thought that Litcliard will ever regain of the boat oldest in tiie district and has several By the burning of Frank Stevens ’ abandoned openings, some of which a lover behind your back. A woman his perfect mental equilibrium, al­ The tug Edwards, which was sur­ house at Pomona Stevens ’ two little Xe»« in Uriel. though he may recover physically. If rendered, is now the property of the were available. A rescuing party cut admires a lion that will eat her more children burned to death. Their grand ­ than a monkey that will chatter for the clot theory is true, it will by this warden. Tbe tug Kerry, which sur­ a connection through from the com ­ Army officers discredit the story of mother. who was alone with them, mission workings adjoining and took her peanuts. ”—Obendaga, the Senega ­ time have caused a degeneration, which rendered Monday, returned to St. Joe escaped by climbing through a whi­ conspiracy to secure tiie independence can scarcely be repaired. for the first time Thursday. Deputy out some of tiie men. The dense of Alaska. lese chief, who has fifty-five wives. tlow. smoke continued to pour into the tun Brewster was informed by Game War­ Lleur. Hildebrand gets two years An Important Work. den Morse by wire that Illinois has a L. D. Link Is under arrest In Chi­ nel and it was not until late Wednes ­ cago with silverware stolen from day afternoon tlint it occurred to the In jail in Berlin for killing Lieut. The damming of St. Mary's rapids, a closed season on all excepting rough Blackowitz In a duel. water power second only to Niagara, fish, from Oct. 13 until Nov. 30. All Charles Gardner, of Battle Creek, Fri­ management to shut off tin* draft by day night. Over list pieces, worth blasting rock into tiie tunnel. The Floods have caused a three weeks’ is now being successfully done. With­ nets now set in Illinois are then con ­ $300, were taken, and all will be re­ YOU trary to law. property loss is nliout $30,000,- fully armistice between rebels and govern ­ out this work the level of Lake Su­ covered. covered bv insurance. ment troops in Colombia. CAN perior could not be maintained, and at Chicago parties are figuring on the the same time furnish water for two Tito Deer Hunter* Killed. Twenty-three senators ami thirty- erection of a big hotel in Snult Ste. Smallpox Killing: Indians. reven congressmen have arrived in * anything SHHRiyon invent or improve i also *•( ship canals and three water power While hunting for deer bred S. Oldt shooting at Charles F. Ball, of Lan­ Marie, which will be the largest tran ­ The increase in the number of cases Washington for the approaching ses­ * CAVp.AT TRADE MARK. COPYRIGHT or DESIM canals receiving their supply from Su­ sient house in the upper peninsula. It “PROTECTION. Send model, sketch, or photo. perior's mill pond. sing, mistaking him for a deer, killed of smallpox among the Indians on the sion. 1 for free examination and advice. him Instantly. The fatal shot pene­ is stated that the work will begin northwest reservations is becoming A large shipment of Mansers and The first step in this great work is early in the spring. nearing completion. The breakwater trated the heart. alarming, ns tiie disease is rapidly cartridges lias just left La Guayara BOOK ON PATENTS CfUttS and cofferdam necessary to allow the This accident occurred in the town ­ The Lake Superior Iron Co. spent spreading among the w hites. on a Venezuelan gunboat for the Co­ \TC.A.SNOW&CO. ship of Chester. 10 miles east of this $3,000 searching for the body of Ed ­ Secretary Hitchcock has received a lombian insurgents. Patent Lawyers. WASHINGTON, D.C. construction of the dam proper are ward Riberty, killed by a cave-in. It finished, the work of installing 10.000 place. An inquest was held there im­ telegram from Gov. Shaw, of Iowa, German Ambassador Von Holleben mediately. The verdict was accidental was necessary to drift fifty feet and asking that the government official^ co ­ bags of sand and an immense amount then sink a sliaPt fifty feet through says tiie kaiser feels the utmost of timber, and the pumping out of the shooting. operate w ith tiie state nnd city of ­ friendliness for tiie United States and BO YEARS* There was another case of accident ­ loose ground in order to reach the ficials t® prevent Indians on the Sac cofferdam is to begin at once. The body. lias no intention of doing anything un ­ EXPERIENC8 work will continue all winter. The al shooting on the same day, 12 miles and Fox agencies from wandering pleasant. estimated cost of the dam is over west of Gaylord, in the township of A Niles policeman named Tilery has among the whites, nnd thus distribui- Another letter from Mi«s Stone, the $230,000. Elmira. Harry Mangios was accident ­ published in a local paper a challenge ing the disease among the whites. to F. \V. Cook, editor of another pa­ American missionary held by the bri­ ally killed .at the home of his brother The Indians refuse to obey the quar­ gands, lias been received at Sofia. Bul­ after returning from, hunting. The per. to fight a duel to the death, the antine regulations, and a great many A Wnnderfr ’n Return. weapons to be revolvers of 38 calibre, garia. She ami lier companion, Mme. atents of them refused to submit to vaccina ­ P John McCormick, of Midland, left bis gun was in the hands of a younger Tsilkn, are well. brother when it was accidentally dis ­ and the distance 10 paces. ’SNleatli! tion. The death rate among the af­ hoe in a corn field over 20 years ago, Relud! Tiie pay rolls of the board of elec­ I HADE ITlAJIRl charged. flicted has been (JO per cent. This same Designs and mysteriously disappeared. His Station Agent Rothman at Flood- condition exists in a smaller degree tions of Greater New York show that wife and children instituted a search Copyrights Ac. A P. M. Colllalnn. wood, Dickson county, lias smallpox. at all of the .northwestern reservations. the recent city election cost tiie munic ­ Anyone sending a (ketch and description may for him, but to no avail. One day last ipality $<570,000. or $1 08 for each voter gnlckly ascertain our opinion free whether as week a bearded stranger walked into A rear-end collision occurred in the The town Is quarantined and trains The Indians even refuse medicine Invention Is probably patentable. Communion, Pere Marquette yards in Midland Sat­ don't stop there. All roads lending tu from white men. that was registered. tlons strictly conOdeiitlai. Handbook on Patents the house, where the family were seat­ the village are watched to prevent peo ­ Salisbury says: "England is. I be- sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. ed at dinner, and took a place at the urday afternoon, caused by nn engineer ~Patent* token through SunnUuiiu AAT Co. reoelve leaving a freight train on the main ple leaving. Communication is entire­ Tiie Yukon Fnlry Title. Peve, the only country in which dur ­ •y«cta( Mkf without charge. In the head of the table. In spite of the ing a great war eminent men write length of time that MJcCormick had track while he ran to the tank for wa­ ly shut off. Tlds comes from Vancouver, B, C.: ter. Another engine was following Train No. 2 on the Pere Marquette ami speak, publicly, ns if they be­ Scientific American, been away. Ills wife recognized him as Tiie Yukon insurrection story is not A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Largeet otr- closely nnd before it could l>e stopped, Saginaw division left the track at longed to the enemy. ” sulstlon of any scientific Journal Terms. (I a her husband. The man is in a weak altogether without foundation. Some year: four months, »L Sold by on newsdealers. condition mentally, ami has difficulty ran into the stationary train, the ca­ Plymouth Wednesday morning. The hair-brained Americans drew up plans Two fleets of 18 steel constructed lu telling where he has been. If be boose of the latter running upon the engine turned over and Engineer Joe for forcibly deposing the government canal lxiats. which have lieeii plying MUNN £Co. 38,B "* h"’ New Tort attempts to claim the farm there will engine. The caboose took fire and was Wiggins and his fireman climbed out and police in the Yukon, somewhat the Erie canal for the last two years, Blanch Offlo*. OA V St_ Washington. U. CL be trouble, as his sons have grown up destroyed. Throe freight cars were of the cab window after the upset. similar to tiie historical Jameson raid have been sold to the United States and improved the property until it is wrecked, hut no one hurt, though there Neither was hurt. In tiie Transvaal. Mnj. Woods, M. P., government for service In the Philip­ now worth many times its original were several narrow escapes. Both At the McMillan copj*er mine, near discovered the scheme and took pines. value. cast and west passenger trains were de ­ Rock Lake, four nrtners, while at­ prompt steps to suppress it. American I’ll© Louisville & Nashville railroad layed throe hours. tempting to throw' out a quantity of officials at Skagway co-operating. The lias advanced tiie wages 10 per cent Oil mill Asphalt. dynamite in a blast tale, were fright­ discovery of the scheme is supposed to of nil tiie shopmen in Louisville who State Geologist Lane has returned MINOR MICHIGAN MATTERS. fully injured by a premature explosion. have nipped it In the hud. It is | formerly drew' $1.73 a day or over. It is believed all will be totally blind said the scheme originated in Seattle Kodol from the upper peninsula with some AI tout 1.000 men will be benefited. The A pure food factory is one of the pos ­ and two may die. and $250,000 was available to aid the samples of "live” asphalt which lie sibilities of the near future for Cold- Increase was unsolicited. found near Escannbn. The deposits The will of Henry Druillard. of Port \enture. The information has been Dyspepsia Cure water. Huron, has been filed. It bequeaths obtained from ex-pollee officers of the Ex-President Cleveland ’s cold is were first found by farmers, who use broken up and It is only a matter of the oil found in the fissures of the Masonic organizations will erect n to a son-in-law a blue suit, tbe old gen ­ Yukon ]>o]U-e force and members of Digests what you eat. SllO.tHiO temple on the lake shore at tleman ’s best bat. best necktie and the gambling fraternity who have two or throe days when lie will lie It artificially digests the food and aids rock for axle grease, it being excellent fully recovered. Only a part of his lubricating oil. While making St. Joseph. best pair of glasses. His daughter is come to the coast cities for the win­ Nature In strengthening and rocon- William Olne.v, of Tekonsha, raised given half the canned fruit in tlie cel­ ter. and Is gradually confirmed by the right lung was attacked by pneumonia •tructlng the exhausted digestive of* Investigations huge pieces of rock and that readily y. Mded to treatment. were blasted out and fount 1,100 bushels of coin on eight acres pf lar and half a crock of butter. officials who have just come down gang. It Is the latest discovered digests to contain cavities filled with ground tills year. O. A. Schnrsch. the young society from the north. Another letter has been received In ant and tonic. No other preparation oil. Whether there Is oil or asphalt Five murder trials arc on in Mich­ man nnd once bookkeeper of the Sofia, Bulgaria, from Miss Ellen M can approach It In efficiency. It In* In sufficient quantities to make the igan. They arc in Detroit. Ithaca. Fourth National bank of Grand Rap­ Crnifrt by (lie KI go res. Stone Her health lias been somewhat •tantly relieves and permanently curat find a valuable one. the state geologist Howell, Charlotte nnd Menominee. ids. changed his plea of not guilty of One man Insane, one broken in affected by her continual confinement Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn health, nnd half a dozen under a reg ­ ami hard fare, hut she expresses her­ Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea. is not prepared to say. Samuel Berry, who died recently In having stolen $2,300 of bank funds to guilty. He was sentenced to five years ular course of treatment is the price self as still confident of ultimate re­ Sick Headache,Oast ralgla,Cramps ant Deerfield, was tin* father of fourteen paid for the examination and attempt­ lease. all other resultsof Imperfectdlgestlon. A Rnnnrknlilp Cnif. children, nil of whom survive him. in the Detroit house of correction. T. H. Stevens Vail, a reporter on the ed balancing of the tangled ac­ The residence of IT. A. Garrett, of Price 50c. and ft. large sire contains *4 times Seneca Lltchard. the unfortunate Sa­ It is thought that Lenawee county ■mall size, book all at»utdyspep»lamaU®dfr®( line fownsnlp farmer, who was knock ­ New York Sun. died suddenly at his counts of the city of Chicago. Men Akron. O., was wrecked Thursday by farmers have lost more than $30,000 who began the work four months ago nn explosion of natural gas. Mr. Gar­ Prepared by E. C. DeWITT A CO-. Chicane. ed senseless on the night of tlie 13th worth of hogs by disease this fall. home in that city, after a severe attack by a Detroit-Ann Arlnir motor car, still of tonsilitis. He was born twenty-nine are suffering from failing eyesight, rett was terribly burned, nnd his wife, For 8m1® or C K. Van 8ickl®. lies unconscious at the University hos­ Over 14V4 tons of poultry were years ago in Detroit, and was a grand ­ or, worn out from tiie constant strain who was sick in bed. was thrown pital. His case grows more and more dressed one day this week in Ray's son of Rear-Admiral Thomas Holdup upon their nerves, are on the verge against a wall with such force that of a mystery as the days go by and he poultry packing house at CoUlwatcr. Stevens, of the United States nnvy. of a collapse. Sixty men have been she will probably die. remains little better than a corpse, ex­ Jane Eyre Nelson, of Battle Creek, n Charles Kesbenn. prominent among engaged oil the Job. Mayor Harrison Mayor Tom L. Johnson, of Cleve­ cept for the faint beating of his heart. descendant of Ixml Nelson, has left for the Menominee Indians of the Shawa­ says it is tiie worst tiling ever tackled. land. lias asked for a mandamus to CALIFORNIA Tuesday night completed 204 hours of England to attend the coronation of the no reservation, is missing, nnd his compel the state hoard of equalization unconsciousness. king, by invitnflon. tril>esmen believe lie lias been Rliot by Lincoln anil McKinley. to renssess the railroads of tiie state Thousands of bogus tickets arc out while hunters. They promise to wreak At the seventh annual banquet of for tiie purpose of taxation, their val­ BEST PERSONALLY CONDUCTED A Indrnl. in Hastings for a prize piano drawing vengeance on white hunkers in this the Society of Mayflower Descendants uation to l>e determined by the market TOURIST EXCURSIONS at Delmonleo ’s Senator McLaurln, of The trial of Joseph Detzlaff, charged and everybody is playing a merry tune locality if their fears prove to be well value of their securities. Leave CHICAGO with the murder of Ills wife, is on in over the discovery. founded. South Carolina, said: "There are only George Galloway, of Cleveland. O., Menominee. Detzlaff"s 13-year-old son The Mt. Morris treasury Is empty, A young woman has been operating two men in our history who fully un ­ derstood the south—Lincoln nnd* Mc­ charged with drunkenness, was sen- Tuesdays and Thursdays said that, in a talk with his father last and the village council lias authorized in Detroit and detectives have been fenced to be trounced by his wife, who Sunday In Jail, the latter said he was an issue of $300 bonds, the first In the looking for her. Her scheme Is to gain Kinley. If Lincoln hnd lived there pleaded for his release. "If you ’ll VIA THE sorry he had not killed the whole fam­ history of the town. access to residences, sometimes by re­ would have been an end to carpetbag- promise to take a broomstick.” said ily. The family consists of seven chil­ ism among us. and if McKinley had A Grand Ha\cn man claims to have questing that she he allowed to step the Judge, “and give him what lie de ­ GREAT dren between the ages of 7 and 14. inside to arrange her clothing. Then lived he would have reunited the dis ­ serves, when you get him home. I’ll The prisoner smiles often (luring the found a stove floating in Lake Michi­ cordant sections of the south, for, gan. Still drinks are sold at the old she takes anything in sight, preferably discharge him." Mrs. Galloway examination of the witnesses. Jewelry and clothing. more than any other man, he under ­ ROCK ISLAND price in that town. stood them.” agreed. ” Ed. Beckwith lost two fingers In a Frank Allwrtson, living near West Tbe Pere Marquette freight crews M. Baudin. French minister of pub­ have blockaded the street crossings of Punished the Sentry, lic works, lins obtained sanction to a ROUTE Flint factory Thursday, and J. H. Branch, shot a large buck weighing A Bogota, Colombia, correspondent Glynn hnd tlie same misfortune at nearly 240 pounds when dressed, nnd Norlhvllle beyond the time limit allow ­ scheme to reduce gradually the hours ed by the law so much that the council cables ns follows: A sentinel at Te- and Scenic Line. Fostoria. Dr. Sheets, of Charlotte, got one quendnmn Kails in the latter part of of labor in the coal mines. Tiie plan weighing 230 pounds dressed. has taken action on the matter, and provides for nine hours’ labor, begin ­ The Proutj Motor Oo.. of Chicago, authorized the prompt arrest of any October declined to honor tbe passport will establish a factory In Lansing for The death of John Leek, colored, at of United States Minister Chas. Bur­ ning next July, eight and one-half Tourist Car viaSouthern Route leaves Nichols’ hospital, probably removes who shall hereafter be complained of hours in 1904. nnd eight In 1909. the manufacture of gasoline road mo for the offense. dette Hurt nnd fired one shot at tne Chicago every Tuesday. tors. the last chance of solving the murder Tlio cabinet meeting Tuesday lasted Charles K. Warner, of Flint, who diplomat. The minister was not in­ The mason work on the new part of mystery connected with the death of jured. The government has severely about two and a half hours. The George Arnold, of Battle Creek. was sentenced to the Detroit Houa<> of punished the sentinel nnd is seeing whole time was spent In the reading Dally First Class Sleeper Thmi.gh Between the Olds Motor Works In Lansing is Correction for two years, after having nearly done, and the plant will la* run ­ Joe Wrinkle, a notorious character that the minister is fully protected. of the president ’s message and in Chicago and Kan Francisco. ning by Dec. 15. who escaped Jail in Alpena two years been convicted of being guilty of crim­ commenting upon Its various features. ago and was captured at Sarnia, has inal conspiracy, decided, after a confer ­ Crossing the best scenery of the Rockies and Anything concerning sugar l>rcts Is Abraham Ephraim Elmer, believed The message Is long and Is said to be Sierra Nevada* by ISayilglit. Direct connec ­ pleaded guilty to criminal Mssault. ence with his relatives and attorney, vigorous In tone, in that respect at tion to Loa Angeles. Bent Dining Car Service Just now of greet Interest In Shiawas­ to have been tbe oldest man in tbe through. Dopson and McCIfntock. the other two that ho would not tip*ton] his case to United States, is dead at Utica. N. K least quite characteristic of President see county, where a factory is to be Implicated In the crime, are serving the Supreme CDurt. but would serve Write for Information and literature to built next spring. His relatives say be was nearly 120 i Roosevelt. No other business was F. D. LYON, T. P. A.. lime. Ida time years old. transacted. 11 Fort Street West, Detroit, Kioto JOHN SEBASTIAN. O. P. A . CHICAGO. CLINTON INDEPENDENT. THURSDAY, NOV. 28. 1901.

Martna stopped herself shortly at his question. RICE WILL CA<=E OPENED, FOUR SISTERS DIE IN FIRE. “I was going to burn this paper, but Testimony Heard a* to Testament* ol Kesult of Use of Kerosene In Starting maybe I’d better not, ” she muttered. Murdered Millionaire. Blase In Stove. She sat down again, quite spent New York, Nov. 26.—The first testi­ Pittsburg, Nov. 26.—Four persons from the day ’s perplexities. She did mony In the contest over the wills ol Problems of Great Importance to were burned to death and two serious ­ uot coherently plan what sne should William Marsh Iiice, the Texas capi­ ly injured in a tire at 4:30 o ’clock a. m. do. She let matters drift for the next Be Solved. few days. talist who died here last year undet which destroyed the residence of J. G. circumstances that led to charges ol Then one morning Mr. Crell came OUTLINE OF YEAR’S WORK. Miller on Charles street In Knoxville, to her house with a notary and a deed murder, has been heard before Surro ­ a suburb of this city. The aead: Mil­ all drawn up for her to sign. He gave gate Fitzgerald. Albert T. Patrick ler, Rose, ageu 23 years, terribly her the deed to sign. She trembled counsel, who drew the second will In The Hav-Faunref»t* Treaty to Be Dis­ burned, died on the way to the hospi­ and before she could write her name 1900, la in the Tombs charged with thf posed of First—Indications Are That tal; Miller, Amelia, aged 19 years, suf­ murder of Rice. He was represented the pen fell to the floor. She would the Session* Mill Continue UutU S«*t focated by the smoke; Miller, Amanda, in court by Cantwell & Moore. William rot pick It up. “I won ’t sell the land, ” September. aged 16 years, suffocated by the smoke; she said. "Let this place go If It will, L. Iiornblower spoke for the executoi Miller, Sylvia, aged 9 years, suffocated. and Jacky and I are going to live on of the first will, dated In 1896, which Washington. Nov. 26.—The fifty-sev ­ The injured: Miller, J. G., the father, the shack on the river land. ” has been in the custody of Capt. Jamet enth Congress will meet next Monday Jumped from second-story window, leg Nothing the perplexed lawyer could A. Baker of Houston, attorney In and all indications warrant the belief broken and bruised, will recover; Mil­ say would alter thU decision, and at Texas for the dead millionaire. John that It will be one of the busiest and ler, Mrs., badly burned and on verge of last he took the notary away. M. Bowers represented Rice Institute most important congresses In years. nervous prostration. Two other daugh ­ However, sincerely desirous of sav­ of Texas, to which the bulk of Rice's David B. Henderson of Iowa will suc­ ters, 11 and 13 years old, escaped with­ ing the old woman from the conse ­ property was left by the will of 1896. ceed himself as speaker of the House out injury. The fire was caused by quences of what seemed a strange Other helrs-at-law and minor benefi­ and Senator William P. Frye of Maine pouring kerosene Into the stove to vagary, Mr. Crell came to her another ciaries under both wills also were rep­ will preside over the Senate. The start the fire for breakfast. The oil in day, saying that he had arranged by resented by counsel. committees of the two houses will be the can ignited, and the explosion telegraph to postpone the time of pay­ made up much the same as at the last ing the mortgage. which followed scattered the burning GREEK CABINET QUITS. session. The President's message, now But Martha stubbornly refused to oil over the room. The flames spread In the hands of the printer, will be giv ­ alter her plans. She put a little furni ­ Ministers Resign Despite King's Plead ­ so quickly that Mr. Miller was com ­ ture Into the two-roomed log shack ings. en a final reading at the Cabinet ses­ pelled to Jump from the Becond-story rather deterrrlned-looklng man, ap­ on the river property, and moved Athens, Nov. 26.—In spite of the sion of Tuesday and will be delivered window after rescuing his wife and pearing in the doorway. there with Jacky. earnest entreaties of King George the to Congress on the afternoon of Mon ­ two of hfs younger daughters. He was St< phen Butts, a relative of “There won't be any crime in Jusi Grecian cabinet has resigned. This is day, December 2. These matters will Mrs. Mfller was just recovering from the man who had married Martha’s borrowing the land while I live,” she the direct result of the demonstrations come up for consideration In the fol ­ a severe illness and is almost distract ­ THAlfewVINO only daughter, who, with her husband, told herself. of the students against the proposed; lowing order: The Hay-Pauncefote ed over the terrible affair. Fears are fij*. now was d ad. One evening, when they had been translation of the gospels into modern treaty, abrogating the old Cliyton-Bul- entertained that she will not survive He presently sta’ed the object of his In the shack some weeks, as he sat Greek. As to the new cabinet It is, wer convention; a bill authorizing the the shock. visit. He had come to town from his studying the depressed lines that had like the old, liberal. The party of M. construction of the Nicaragua Canal, ranch, wishing to taae Jacky back with with proper appropriations; a river come Into her face, an Idea occurred Theokotls will therefore support the AGAINST MRS. B0NINE. him. He and his wife would be glad and harbor bill,carrying appropriations to Jacky. new ministers. After an audience Farther (evidence Heard In the Wash­ The anow upon the hillside lay. to adopt the boy, he said. of $70,000,000; Legislation for Cuba, “Granny, ” he broke out, "the reason with King George M. Zalmls, ington Harder Trial And thatchrd the cottage roof, • No, Bu.ts,” Martha replied, with a Porto Rico and the Philippines; a The web of vines by the Pilgrim ’s door we’re not very cheerful here Is Just Washington, Nov. 26.—The trial of touch of asperity, “I shou.dn ’t feel a former premier, completed a cabinet \\ as filled with Icy woof. because we haven’t enough honor ­ trans-Paclflc cable; reduction of the Mrs. Lola Ida Bonine for the murder The boughs were leafless on the trees. b.t relieved to be rid of Jacky.” made up as follows: Premier and war revenue taxes; the pending reci­ Across the barren plain ableness. ’* of James Seymour Ayres, Jr., last May, “And 1 must stay to take care of minister of foreign affairs, M. Zalmls; The north wind swept despairingly Then, as Martha caught her breath, procity treaties; revision of the tariff was resumed in the morning In the And moaned like one In pain. Granny, ” chimed In the ehlld, slipping minister of the Interior, M. Trlanda- she glanced at him sharply. schedules; an investigation of the war criminal court No. I. J. Frank Drew, his Arm, pink hand Into the wrinkled Fyllako8; minister of marine, M. To- (It whimpered like some hungry child “We ought to have grandfather ’s with Spain on the naval side and prob ­ the capitol policeman, who was on That clasps Its parent's hand brown one. medal hanging up as It was at the palis; minister of public worship, M.1 ably a special Inquiry Into the Samp- And pleads for bread when there Is none Butts argu d the matter awhile. He Monferrato; minister of finance, M. the stand last Friday when the court In all the dreary land.) cottage, ” he explained. “You see,i Bon-Schley controversy; the Chinese adjourned, resumed his testimony. He Above the little Plymouth town, wanted the boy. Finally he went Negrls; minister of war. Colonel Kor- Grauny, we’re always so proud and, exclusion question; tightening of the swore that he had several times seen Circling with empty maw, away, saying t. at he would not accept happy when we look at it and remem­ pas. Mocking their hunger, flew the crow, immigration laws to prevent the en ­ the defeldant come out of Ayree ’ room. Shrieking his “haw, haw, haw." Maltha's decision as float. He would ber what a brave soldier he was. II May Stop Coal Shipping. trance of an irchLts; the establl hment The last occasion was about a week be iu town again for Thanksgiv­ makes us wish to be all honorable and Patience, a blue-eyed maiden. Pittsburg, Nov. 26.— Members of the of a Department of Commerce, with before the tragedy. It was at night, (Her eyes with tears were dim). ing. right ourselves. Why Granny! ” Masters and Pilots ’ association struck special functions with reference to From hunger feeble, trembling knelt That afte noon Martha went to the Martha had suddenly dropped her about 9 o ’clock. On cross-examination And raised her voice to Him. for an advance of 33 per cent In trusts; a bill by Senator Elkins to office of her lawyer, Mr. Crell. face in her hands, and was swaying he testified that he looked over the “Dear Dod," she said In pleading tones, wages. The towboat owners are pre­ change some of the Interstate com ­ Tender, plaintive and sweet. Mr. Crell greeted her cordially. “I’m her poor old body to and fro. transom into the room on the morning "We's almost 'tarved, an ’ won't 'oo paring to start their boats with heavy merce laws; ratification of a treaty glad you called in today, Mrs. Brent,” “Jacky! Jacky!” she cried out, “Go when Ayres ’ body was discovered. He please coal shipments within the next twen­ for the acquisition of the Danish West was closely questioned as to the loca ­ Send down some lings to eat?” he said, giving her a chair. "I wanted get the medal, quickly! ” Indies; ratification of treaties with to 8^6 you. ” He flew for It, quite distracted at ty-four hours, and assert they will tion of the furniture, clothing, and Then all day long her watchful eyes have no trouble in getting all the Nicaragua and Costa Rico for the ac­ the position of the body, to which; he Gazed down the village street, “No good n°wi! “ he said. "I’ve the remarkable efTect of his words, fie quirement of territory for the Nicar­ Not doubting but she soon wo..id see heaid fr: m Mr. Ford, but I'm sirry to pilots needed to man vessels at the old has testified upon direct examination. Some one with "lings to eat." had merely repeated things she had agua Canal. In addition to these spec­ j rate, but the strikers say this will be He testified tha,t there was space And. lo! before the sun had set, be obl'ged to t 11 jou that he writes he often said to him. ial features the regular legislation for With wild fowl laden down. impossible. The pilots have been get ­ enough behind the door for a person does not s e much use of continuing Martha had controlled her agitation the conduct of the government will be Four hunteis from the forest drear to have stood there while the door was Came marching Into town. your pens! n cas\ He cannot d scover when he came hack to her side after ting $2,000 a year, and demand $3,000. under consideration. Present indica ­ any cae who knew Sergeant William a few minutes. She was sitting up About 10.000.000 bushels of coal await opened to admit another person. And (as in answer to the prayer), tions are that Congress will not get To add to all the cheer. Clay n James Brent ” very straight and calm, and there was shipment on the present high water. through the work now mapped until And banish famine from the place. James Brent had retaken his true a brightness in her eyes, as If the FOURTEEN BOXERS EXECUTED. Duke’s Auto Is Sma.hrd. late In the summer, possibly August Came Indians with deer. name when he got his discharge from spirit behind them was working 1’nnistiment Is Mated Out to a Hatch of The Joyous villagers rushed out Rome, Nov. 26.—During a motor car or September. The ladened ones to meet. the army three ye rs before his death, strongly. Her mouth had <*ropped Chinamen. But Patience knelt and said: "Fanks, and came to live In this western town, from the set look It had recently worn. race from Turin to Bologna between Tacoma. Nov. 26.—Word has just Dod, the duke of Abruzzi and Sinor Cotel-1 TWO NEGROES ARE LYNCHED. For sendin' lings to eat." and now it seemed Impossible to prove It trembled slightly. been received through the oriental that he and Serg >ant Clay were the “Jacky,” shT said, “stand before me, lettl the machine of the former, while South Carolina anil Louisiana Mohs In ­ mails that Capt. Chou, commander of same man. my man. Jacky, you say that think­ going at the rate of fifty miles an I dict Death I'ennlty. the Chou Chou garrison, and thirteen Columbia, S. C.. Nov. 26.—News was His w.dow mortgaged the home to ing of grandfather ought to make us hour, came into collision with a mile-1 others who participated in the Boxer lawyer Fo.d, the pension attorney, brave and honorable. Do you mean stone. The car was smashed, but the received of the lynching in Anderson massacres at Hang Chow, China, have who seeing no chance of w.nnlng the U?” duke escaped with trifling injuries. He county Sunday of an unknown negro. been put to death by the sword. A case demanded payment of the mort ­ “Oh, yes, Granny." was compelled, of course, to abandon Saturday afternoon the man went to great diplomatic victory is claimed for gage. Crell told of Ford ’s demands. “And if he was ready to do his duty the race. Signor Cotelletti covered 224 the home of Mrs. Perry Craft and Japan over Russ'a in regard to Korean Maitha startel. Sue grew very in his way, we must do ours In our miles in six hours and a half. asked for something to eat. When she concessions. Japan has received a white. She had a poor head for busi­ way as bravely?” turned to get him a plate of food he concession at Chapok Po, near Ma- “Ye-es, Granny. ” Vclfnin Messenger Dead. ness matters, and she had not fully shot her through the back, inflicting sampo, for which Russia was prepared "Then, Jacky, we shall. I’ll do mine Washington. D. C.. Nov. 26.—Wil­ resized, when she mortgaged her a fatal wound. The negro fled and to put up a fight. Several months ago and you ’ll do yours, little lad, even liam Gwin who for thirty years has was all night and Sunday pursued by propeity to meet.the expenses of em­ served as chief messenger to the secre­ Russian men of war landed marines at though it’s the hardest trial that hundreds of men with bloodhounds. ploying the Washington lawyer, that tary of state Is dead. He had been In Masampo. A survey was made of 750 could come for us to be parted. ” There are no details of the manner of she must lose It If she did not get her • • * feeble health for some time but per­ acres of land and an absolute title, or his death. pension. In the latter event the ten The next morning Martha carried sisted in sticking to his work and was long lease, demanded from the Korean "Trust in the Lord with all thy heart New Orleans, T.a., Nov. 26.—Frank years ’ arrears* due her would easily the deed to Mr. Crell and told him the at his post last Saturday. He died government. Russia’s attempts to • • • He shall direct thy path.” have paid up the mortgage. Thomas, a negro, was lynched on thus get a footho ’.d in Korea have been Old Martha Brent, murmuring story of how she had found It and last night from a chronic stomach “I hope we may be ab e to save the of her resolve to restore the land to complaint. He witnessed the signing Amelia plantation, eight miles south defeated. Japanese diplomacy exerted matches of her day ’s verses, little real­ place some way,” said Mr. Crell, ob ­ of Shreveport, Sunday afternoon by a at Seoul, not only prevented a compli ­ ized that a chal enge to h r fal h was Willis. of the latest Hay-Pauncefote treaty at serving her dlstre a. “How about sell­ “Oh, Mrs. Brent!” he exclaimed the state department last week. • mob of 200 negroes. Thomas was driv ­ ance with Russia's request, but secur­ close at hand. ing that land on the river?’’ ing In a wagon with a 14-year-old ne­ ed a deed of the disputed territory to She was duUing some books on a when he was through reading it, “Oh. sir, I cannot sell that; It—* ’ ltayner Kefus-s 1‘ay from Schley. gro boy named Wilburn, who owed the Japanese government. ■he f In her tit 1: g o m, and just then springing up to grasp her hand. “How Martha, half extending the deed from Washington, Nov. 26.—Attorney Ray- she accidentally knocked one of them glad we are you brought me this at Thomas 30 cents. The man demanded under her Ehawl, dr.w It sharply back last! You say you were not able to ner has declined to receive a cent of the coin and when the lad pleaded his MRS, DALE IS HYSTERICAL to the floor. into hiding. The books had belonged to Martha’s read all of it? Well, Frederick Willis counsel fees from Schley, or even to inability to pay Thomas shot him Woman Confident Her Husband Will A fierce flood of terror set every have the admiral pay his living ex­ through the head. The lynching fol ­ Not Appear Against Her. nerve In her old body trembling. penses while In Washington for nearly lowed. New York. Nov. 26.—Mrs. Elizabeth “What did you say, sir?” she asked, three months during the recent in ­ Howe Dale, who is detained in custody weakly. Mr. Crtll exp ained that It quiry. Admiral Schley, recognizing TAKE FOR J_ 0 N_ P R E CIPIC E. In a hospital at Hoboken, N. J., pend ­ would be wise to sell the land. “I’m this noble and magnanimous act of Daring Deed of American Soldiers on ing investigation of the cause of death sure your husband would approve, ” he Attorney Rayner, has presented him a of her little daughter, continues hys­ said. Bohol Island. beautiful watch, and to Mrs. Rayner an Manila, Nov. 26.—Captain Edward P. terical and unfit to be arraigned in Martha rose f om her chair abruptly. exquisite diamond brooch. I-Awton ’s company of the Nineteenth court. She insists that her husband, *'Y(S. T believe J.mes would want Infantry has attacked and captured an Harvey S. Dale of Chicago, will not me to sell it,” she declare 1; “he’d want Dr. Krsnso Is Out on Hall. London, Nov. 26.—William T. Insurgent fort on Bohol Island, south nppear against her. Dale was expected anything rather than Jacky and I'd be to reach Hoboken today from the west, Stead and Harold Rylett, who fur­ of Cebu, In the VIsayan group. This without a home!” She went away but thus far the police authorities have quickly. nished the £4,000 bail demanded for fort was surrounded by a precipice and the only entrance to the higher ground received no response to any of the nu ­ Martha did not work well that after­ the release of Dr. Krause, ex-governor was guarded by a stockade with a line merous telegrams that have been sent noon. Here ml-.d was distracted. She of Johannesburg, charged with high to him asking him to come east. treason and inciting to murder, were of intrenchments behind It. Captain kept slipping her hand Into her pocket Waller, who is held on a statutory to ft?el the d ed. It's possession con ­ warned by the magistrate that If Dr. Lawton sent Sergeant McMahon and charge, will be given a hearing In the fused her actions. Krause failed to appear for trial they twenty men to climb the precipice and attack the fort in the rear. Sergeant evening. Unable to st >nd the strain any long ­ could anticipate being prosecuted on McMahon’s party accomplished their er she st.rted to Cril.’s office to tell the charge of conspiracy to defeat the Building; Boom Boosts Wtgri. task after three hours’ climbing the story. But on the way she met end of Justice. Chicago, Nov. 26.—Chicago is ex­ Jacky ri turning from school. through the thick growth of under ­ periencing a boom In building that has (Jusi-n Wllhelmlna Better. “Come, you ’re tired. I^et’s hurry brush and vines that covered the al­ sent workingmen's wages above the The Hague, Nov. 26.—Queen Wil- home,” said Jacky. “W*iy, that’s not most perpendicular cliff. They took union scale in some instances. helmina is improving so satisfactorily the enemy by surprise and drove them the way home. Granny! You're start­ Ernest R. Graham, who Is superin ­ that Prince Henry will leave Het-Loo from the fort. As the insurgents es­ ing uptown. See, It’s well I came to tending the construction of the new at once on a short visit to Prussia. fetch ycu. T..ke my shoulder; I’m caped they had to pas? the remainder Marshall Field & Co. store, says some of daptaln Lawton's command at a pretty big now. ” of the bricklayers are receiving as ACCIDENTALLY KNOCKED ONE TO Martha’s determination wilted weak­ Tel graphic Clicks. distance of 150 yards. Here the enemy high as 56 and 60 cents an hour. Fire­ “HOW GLAD WE ARK.” suffered terrible losses. THE FLOOR. ly away. She went home with her boy. Judge M. A. Rogers of Denver com ­ proofing contractors are said to be was a soldier serving with your hus­ husband. She dusted them daily, but It was not until they were seated at mitted suicide by blowing himself to Will Close Up All Dives. willing to pay five cents an hour extra band, and the land Is left him In grat ­ she never had op ned them since his supper that her sense of right put In a pieces with dynamite. New York, Nov. 26. —"Tell every fqr the right kind of men. Work on death, ten years b fore. Above the claim again. itude for once saving Brent ’s life. It Alson J. Streeter died at his home la mentioned here that Brent served dive keeper in this precinct that If the postoffice is being delayed on ac­ book shelf hung a bronze medal her "I’ve taken the second wrong step, In New Windsor, Ill. Labor candidate under the assumed name of Clay. Now anybody dares to violate the law I’ll count of tho Impossibility of securing husband had wen fo- bravery in Inttle. and I’ve got to stop here!” She pulled for president in 1888. all to do is to find Willis, and through go in with a night stick and clean out granite cutters. Architectural Iron ­ Stooping to get the fallen book. Mar­ herself up. Bodies of the eight officials of the him prove Brent ’s identity, and wv the place.” Every policeman who workers, bricklayers, flre-proofers, tha also phked up a p per that had She knew that If the worst came to Pocahontas mine at Blueflelds, W. Va., shall get your pension! ” marched out of the Fifth avenue sta­ marble men. and mechanics generally tumbled out of It. It was a deed con ­ the worst she might go to the poor- • • • who were killed by Are damp, recov ­ tion to go on night duty carried this are In great demand. ferring a small piece of property below house, and tried to pursuade him to go ered by searchers. Thanksgiving Day, when Stephen command of Acting Captain James the town to one Frederick Willis. to Butts’. New submarine boat Fulton remains District Judas Murdered. Butts drove In from his ranch, Martha Churchill to be repeated broadcast "Well, now, to think; I never knew Jacky's face clouded; he flung him­ under water fifteen hours. Men who Ban Diego, Cal., Nov. 26. —The mur­ was back In her cottage. He looked throughout the "red light” district. James deeded that away!” thought self back in hts chair. spent the night at the bottom of Pe- der of Leardo Flerror, Judge of the at her pleasantly as she opened Vhe “Now, Granny, ” he cried, with tears, conlc Bay enjoyed the experience. Teat Debate Leads te Murder. Alamo district In Lower California, is Martha. door for him. She had Just laid the paper aside, "you ’re talking as though you wanted is considered highly satisfactory. Paris, Nov. 26. —At a meeting of the reported from below the line, and the "I haven’t come to urge you to let when the door bur.-t op n and a little me to go and you said you didn't; Kentucky troop* raided the camp of municipal council of Roquebrune M. crime Is laid at the door of Pedro Mo­ you promised that I might always stay us have the boy, Martha.” be said striking union miners near Norton- rales, the border outlaw sought on boy came flying in. kindly. "Jenny said I shouldn't, Blnce Orstnl. one of the councilors, after a ‘Granny! ’* he whispered, hurriedly, with you. ” ville. Twenty-one strikers are taken heated discussion drew a revolver and both sides of the line for almost every Martha's face fell from the wheed­ you ’re so set by each other." prisoners and the camp Is abolished. crime from murder down. The outlaw “you won ’t let h.'m take me from you He had hla wagon loaded with shot dead M. Slgaut, the deputy mayor, ling expression It had assumed. She Alfred O. Vanderbilt, head of the was away from his haunts near the will you? ’* pumpkins and butter and eggs and and the mayor ’a brother, who had tried gave up the effort to persuade the family of millionaires, has a son and “Why, Jarky!” sa'd Martha. other good things produced on his to arrest Oralnl. The latter escaped. line atthe time the crime was commit ­ child to wish to leave her as beyond heir. The boy's beautiful flushed face ranch. He stored them away In Mar­ ted, and he had threatened Flerror, was uptu ned to hers full of eager en ­ her strength. She rose abruptly after Sunday ’s advent In Chicago was tha’s chair. Wins KIghteea at Revival. MKsIssIppI Town Wiped Oat. a few minutes and walked to the stove treaty. “He shall dlreat r» paths.” she marked by two Crimea, the results of Chicago, Nov. 26.—Commander Booth She lifted a lid and snatched the deed which were that a woman was burned Memphis, Tenn., Nov. 26. —Jones ­ “Promise, you won't. Granny!** murmured, with new *srvor. Tucker preached to hundreds at Stu- "No. no. Jacky ** she sai l, patting from her pocket. to death by a lamp In the hands of an town, Miss., was practically destroyed debaker hall Sunday night and his head; “you never shall leave Oran- “Why. what are you doing now? ’ angry man, and a man lies at the by Are. Fourteen stores and six resi­ eighteen persons were converted. This nv unwil ’lngly." Jacky asked, surprised at the nervous county hospital In a critical condition dences were burned. The total loss ‘llornlrg Martha * ’ said a large. Intensity of her actions. from gunshot wounds Inflicted by un-i makes a total of 100 who have been will be about $76,000. The origin of the Identified assailants. converted since the meetings began. lire Is not yet known. THE CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THTJBSAY NOVEMBEK 28, 1901.

There was a time when the United this country In the past has been to EUREKA. A PhjiloUa Testifies. States imported horses regularly and so compel the respect of other nations “I have taken Kodol Dyspepsia Cure For Business The Independent. there was nojnecessity-for.maintalnlng had practically no exporting record in From Our Correspondent. and have never used anything in my immense military and naval forces In life that did me the good that did, ” that line. In the last fiscal year, how­ order to prevent an attack. These Mrs. B. II. Gower is seriously 111. For Pleasure •■OBOE 8. COKBIT. * • • Proprietor saysCounty Physician Geo. W. Scroggs, ever, we exported 05,000 head, and in facts have been emphasized In the Rev. A. N. Henery, of Burton, of Hall county, Ga. “Being a physician FRANK H. ROSE, - Editor and Manager the past five years have sold horses hearing of the President and it has called on old friends Friday and Sat­ I have prescribed It and found It to been suggested that unless the Massa­ urday. give the best results.” If the food you abroad to the value of $17,000,000. chusetts Senator receives something No flatter Which Mrs. Almeada Hank, of Ludlngton, eat remains undigested in yourstomach THE TARIFF WILL hKMAIN UN­ in the nature of a hint to be more is visiting her parents, J. J. Kieser it decays there and poisons thesystem. CHANGED. A few years ago the cost of tiling prudent he is likely to injure the You can prevent this by dieting, but party and embarrass the President. and wife. I f you wish to visit the country the largest gnu made was not more that means starvation. Kodol Dyspep­ Whatever may be the opiuion of The Preiident administered what The V. B. Mite society will meet or take a pleasant ride around than a few dollars. Now it costs $*27 sia Cure digests what you eat. You President Roosevelt on the subject, it some folks describe as the coup do with Mrs. Cora Post Thursday. Dec. need suffer from neither dyspepsia nor town the place to getyourout- to tire a single shot from a 10-inch rifle, grace to Senator Platt on Friday when 4, at 10 o ’clock. starvation. The worst cases quickly is safe to say that nothing will be he appointed State Senator Nevada fit is at or more than enough to pay the wages Grandma Ingersoll spent the latter cured. Never falls. C. E. Van Sickle . done at the coming session of congress N. Stranahan to the collectorship of of a private soldier in the regular army part of the week with her son, L. B. in the direction of a revision of the the port of New York. This, of course, Ingersoll, in Duulain. tariff or of reciprocity. Tt is a mat ter for five long years. means theremoval of Geo. R. Bidewell, A thousand things by it are done, of whom Pratt has said he would re­ Grant Cleveland and family went to far better than most things do one. of history that the lamented McKinley main collector as long as he (Pratt) re­ Bradlv, Midland county, Saturday for We refer to Rocky Mountain Tea made a few days visit with friends. Earls’s Livery in his last public utterance, made the Washington Letter. mained in tile Senate. It remains to by the Madison Medicine Co. 35c. day previous to his death, emphati­ be seen if Senator Platt will yield Nelta Turner, Jessie Price, Guy and C. E. Van Sickle . • From Our Regular Correspondent. cally stated, and urged upon his party, without protest. The appointment Bert Eaegle, Mrs. Alice Gower are Barn where you can get a nob ­ is, of course, a triumph for the faction are those suffering with the measels. that the time had come for a change , Washington , Nov . 24. 1901. by team and a handsome car­ The announcement from Senator of New York republicans beaded by Mrs. Eugene Hart and Miss Nettie from its traditional and fundamental Vest, of Missouri, that he will under Governor Odell which have been wag ­ Whitieker attended the Hungarian riage at any and all times. policy. The passing of the years had no circumstances consider a reelection ing a bitter campaign against Bidwell. Court Concert at St. Johns Wednesday ■t itffth.ww If you are going for a pleasure shown him that to shut the nations to the Senate will prove a matter of Coming as this does in the immediate evening. ride he can fit you out in royal wake of the election of Low in New out of our markets was not the way to regret to the democrats not only of L. C. Carpenter has moved his meat * A good looking^, style. Missouri but of the country. He lias York City it means to confirm the bone and poor look- open the door of the world s markets market into Mrs. Bolds ’ building, Ing harness Is the If you are going on business been a loyal democrat and a consistent theory that Platt’s power in New York where lie has a first class line of goods worst kind of a com- , to our products, lie had learned that, tighter for democratic measures in the is waning. on hand. blnatlon. •' his teams will get you there. if we expected to receive favors, we Senate for nearly two decades. Sena­ Mr. Roosevelt is strongly in favor of tor Vest laughed when asked what reciprocity and of a more emphatic Miss Maude Crawford, of St. Louis, Eureka must be prepared to reciprocate. The kind than Rlaine ever dared champion. came Monday to stay with her aunt, Prices Very Reasonable. will be done in the matter of the Mrs. Mary Botsford,'for an indefinite 'All old absurdity about “protecting our trusts. He said that during the last The President believes in reciprocity Harness Oil Teams and carriages furnished infant industries ” was moss-grown Congress the republicans in the House with European countries. Referring length of time. ily n__ 4 horse lock better, hut makes the , for all special occasions. and worm-eaten and no longer tit to passed a bill making the provisions of to this fact, a democratic statesman leather soft and pliable, pul.; it In con- I Sherman law more effective but the recently asked me what the President I’d leave my happy home and cross the dltionlo lust—twice r" 1long Best service for least money at serve as a prop for the high tariff wall. proposed in regard to Great Britain, deep blue sea, as it ordinarily ’ republicans never permitted it income •T«T" e&DB—sit And since our manufacturers were to a vote in the Senate. They referred “which country, ” he went on to say, Rather than be without Charley and •!««•. Usds by able to send their wares abroad and, it to the Judiciary Committee and “buys more than forty per cent of our my Rocky Mountain Tea. 5TANDARD Earle’s Livery where the market was open to them, there it died. Every effort of the Europern exports. Is it possible that, C. E. Van Sickle . OIL CO. because England has always admitted undersell foreign manufacturers in democrats to have it reported was de ­ Oscar Earl, Prop. feated. “That shows pretty conclu ­ American goods free from duty, we WESTPHALIA. Give the face of cheap labor and high sively how the republican party stands are going to negotiate reciprocity W. P. Earle, Mgr. transportation charges, it was equally on the trust question ” concluded the treaties with her neighbors that will From the Portland Review. Your an absurdity to attempt to prop the Senator. enable them to sell in the American markets at a lower rate than England? Adam Pohl, of Detroit, is visiting Horse a crumbling tariff wall with the claim The cold experienced by the Alaskan explorers would feel like a genial Or will we begin our reciprocity legis ­ here. Chancel BUSINESS DIRECTORY. that the tariff was necessary to pro ­ warmth compared with the chill that lation fairly and squarely by granting The**. Ilengesbach ahd wife were in* tect American labor. Hence a new the spoilsmen have received during the freedom of our markets to the na ­ Lansing one day last week. policy had become an absolute neces­ the past week from announcements tion that always and irrespective of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arens wish to Attorneys. and rumors that have emanated from of our treatment of iier, lias given us thank their friends- for the kindness sity. the White house. The President has tlie freedom of hers? What have Mr. KARL DROWN, Attorney at Law, St This was clearly understood by the shown them both before and after tiie * Johns .Mich, office in the Clinton block declared that “all appointments in Roosevelt and his reciprocity friends death of their beloved son, assuring late president, and his memorable our dependences ” will be made solely to tell us about Eoglund? them that their kindnesses are greatly ONEY TO LOAN on real estate security Buffulo speech was a warning note on the ground of merit. This assur­ There are still a number of claims appreciated. The Cure that Curas M by Henry E. Walbridge, St. Johns. 1690 for prize money growing out of the struck to prepare his party for the ance was made to Mr. Clinton It. The death of little Joseph A. Arens, Coughs, Woodruff, chairman of the committee Spanish war still in litigation but the Counselor and Solicitor. St, Johns, Mick inevitable change which the far-seeing on dependences of the National Civil awards that have been determined the four-year-old son of Joseph Arens, Colds, statesman saw to be impending. Service Reform League. Further­ upon as follows: Grand totals: who is associated in business here with YON A JIOINKT, Attorneys at Law, St. Admiral Sampson, $25,417.44 Tlieo. Ilengesbach, lias called forth Grippe, J Johns, M ich.Office over Chapman's store. Will the warning be heeded? Little more the President has allowed it to the sympathy of tiie community for be known that he will oppose Repre­ Admiral Dewey, $9,570, Whooping; Cough, Asthma* PAULDING, NORTON Ac DOOLINO more than two months have elapsed sentative Hopkin's scheme for trans ­ Admiral Schley, $18.12 the afflicted parents. The little one Attorneys at Law. Office over St. Johns was taken sick a few weeks ago with Bronchitis and Incipient NationalS Bank. 1596 since those brave words were so ferring the clerks of the Census There is still pending in the courts Consumption Is prize money amounting to approxi ­ what appeared to be tonsilitis, but bravely spoken and the leader ’s lips Bureau to the Civil Service classified developed later into stomach trouble, M, H. CASTLE. Attorney at law. Money were closed in death, but already there list, and it is rumored that all the mately $4,000,000 and if those cases in W toloan. Office head of Clinton avenue, “laborers ” in the departments, most which Admiral Schley is interested death occurring last Thursday and the eastslde. 11% are indubitable signs that the poign ­ funeral services Saturday. Mrs. Arens of whom, like Maclay of the Navy should be favorably decided upon they yy"ILL H. HRUNSON, Attorneytorncyi at Law and ancy of the party ’s grief has been would bring Admiral Schley’s share gave birth to a child about 15 days Department, are laborers in name ago and was unable to see her sick son Solicitor In Chancery. Office over the assuaged. The keen edge of its sor ­ only, are to be placed within the juris up to about $1,000. In this connection OTTOS post-office, St. Johns, Mich. 1510 the fact that some legal experts esti­ or to attend the funeral. Drs. row has worn off. Although the new diction of the Civil Service Commis ­ Strachan and Schoenith were agreed KNRY K. W ALII RIDGE, Attorney at sion. mate the cost to Admiral Schley of H Law, St. Johns, Mich. 1387 president declared, and no one doubts The President recently told Repre­ the recent Court of Inquiry at not as to the cause'of the child’s death his sincerity, that he would unswerv ­ less than $20,000, is interesting. and deny tlicit there was at any time ERRINS A HALDWIN, Attorneys at sentative Sherman, of the committee danger of contagion. Beautiful P Law, Money Loaners and Real Estate ingly follow the path blazed for him on Interstate and Foreign Commerce, flowers were furnisned for tiie funeral. CURE, A vents. Offlceover Chapman's, Clinton Are., by his great predecessor, it is now that he would make no recommenda ­ St. Johns. tion in his message of any particular known that the leaders of the party CAUSE FOR THANKS. 25 8^50 d*/ company or method of acquiring a We. the jury, find that the deceased Dentistry. haye determined that there shall be Pacific cable, but that lie would em­ What Hub Abel Thinks alxmt Our National came to his death from heart failure, no “tinkering with the tariff” so long phasize the necessity of Congress mak­ II. KENYON, Dentists. Over Weils’ Holiday. caused by not taking Rocky Mountain .• Grocery. 8t. Johns. Mlcb. as they can prevent it. That they ing some provision for one. After Tea made by Madison Medicine Co. 35c. G. II. MANN, d . D.8. Offlceover leaving the President, Mr. Sherman Bath , Nov. 25, 1901. C. E. Van Sickle. can prevent it at least temporarily no said that he would, at the first session, Spaulding A Co. 8 hardware, op ­ one doubts. That they will do so is Editor Independent :—According posite The Steel Hotel. Surgery introduce a bill, authorizing the Post ­ With Each 50c. aspeclalty. Office hours.8 to 1> equally certain. IIow long they will master General to enter into a contract to the annual stereotyped proclama ­ THE ISLAND NEWS. a.m., 1:30 to 5 p. m., 7 to 8. eve'g be able to stem the tide that has set witli any persons or corporation for tion of the Chief Executive of our the purpose of securing the construc ­ E. CORHIN, M. D„ D. D. 9. To get the in against the high tariff policy is state, we are to lay aside all worldly Trom Our Correspondent. • beneflt of theexperlence. medical know ­ tion of such a cable. Mr. Sherman is Worth of Tea Gledge and surgical skill which are indispensa ­ another question. opposed tothe government's laying its cares next Thursday and give thinks Henry White now rides in a new- ble to perfection of results in dentistry, apply own cable and his bill will practically to a kind Providence for the good buggy. to Corbin & Son, St. Johns. things we have enjoyed the past year. be the same as that introduced last Wm. Pinkney and wife were in St. 1 WILL give homas s. mann , d . d . s:, middle of year and held up by those members of To an untutored mind it seems strange Johns Friday. JOIN THE DEMOCRAT PARTY. that we should pick out one of the upper block, same floor as Perrin A Congress who favor government own ­ Edd Craig and wife visited at St TBaldwin. St. Johns, Mich. When the roll of the senate is made ership. little, cold, lealless, shortest days in tiie year to thank the Lord Johns Saturday. Free of Charge up next month it will show senators Some very pointed questions have Physicians. been put to the President during the for His goodness, when we use the Lewis Cox and wife, of Essex, visited representing only two parties, repub­ past week to ascertain how far he is other GG4 in proclaiming the greatness, at Henry Nash’s Sunday. W. POLLARD, M. D„ PHYSICIAN goodness and glory of the G. O. P. -AN- • AND SURGEON, St Johns, Mich. Office licans and democrats. The last senate prepared to endorse the speech which Mrs. Beatty, of Ionia, visited her Jover State Bank ; residence cor. Ottawa and roll showed populists and silver repub­ Senator Lodge made in Boston recent ­ Under the new version we are taught mother, Mrs. Peter Pinkney one day Cass Sts. All calls answered night or day. ly and which, becauseof the close inti ­ by the machine organs that all we are last week. licans, as well. But the populists and or may ever expect to be, we owe to V. DOOLINO, Physician and Surgeon. macy between the President and the Mr. and Mrs. Walter White visited Office over Allison's store. St. Johns. silver senators will entirely disappear, iunior Senator from Massachusetts, the G. O. 1’. and the tariff. at Charles Hale’s near St. Louis, from because the senators who have hither­ has been given wide publicity. While Every little upstart of an orator, 'IT N. LEONARD, M. D., Physician, Sur- who can ’t tell a high protective tariff Friday till Monday. to been designated as such have an ­ the President is too good a friend of Wm. Pinkney and Wesley Gordanier E• geon and Electrologlst,Ovid, Mich. Senator Lodge to “turn him down ” from a horse-rake, will keep you up nounced themselves now as members till half past midnight telling of the with their wives visited at George B. DODGE. M. D., Surgeon and Homeo- unless it became absolutely necessary, Jewitt’s in Essex Sunday. Like I haveon exhibition In my • patblc Physician. Office and residence of one of the two old parties. Senators it is believed that he considers that beauties of having your sheep protect ­ window. Jover Spaulding&Co ’s hardware,opptbeSteel. Jones and Stewart, of Nevada, who ed by a duty of 11 cents when we only There was a party at Alton Jaquish’s his friend was a little reckless in his Tuesday night in honor of his thirty- C. DUNN, M. D., Physician and Sur- hitherto put themselves down as silver utterances. Mr. Lodge ’s statement get 10 cents for our wool. From • geon. Office over Spaulding A Conqta- December till May and from May till eighth birthday. A fine time was had Pny's hardware store, St. Johns, Mich. Office senators, are now republicans, and that for any foreign nation to secure a hours 1 to 4, 7 to 8 p. m. naval station on this side of the At­ after election, every year, we hear by all. will enter the republican caucus. nothing but praise and puff for the lantic or the Pacific would be regarded Miss Edna Hale, of St. Louis, who Z2P0UNDSSRCWIISUGIR HART, M. I>., Physician and Sur Senator Teller has also deserted the as a direct violation of the Monroe G. O. P., and not one jot or little of has been visiting relatives and friends H • geon. Eureka, Mlcb. 1217 silver ranks, and will sit on the demo ­ Doctrine has a strong taint of jingoism credit is given to Providence by the here for the past six weeks, returned machinists until the very last days of home Friday. For $1.00. V^M. Ha VENS, M. D., Homeopathic Phy- cratic side and go into the democratic and his demand for “a navy so strong sioian and Surgeon. Offlceover Heller’s that no other nation would dare to at­ November. I am counted an “odd Bazaar. caucus. tack us” is not in accordance with sheep” in the flock by the upholstered end of the party, but I am going to STURGION HAY.WI8. R. S.K.GILLAM,Physician and Surgeon. The only two populists remaining in American principles. The policy of Office at residence, opposite court house make a suggestion whether it is en ­ I am still selling the Dwest. Office hours 1 to 4 p. m and 6 to 9 p. in* the senate make the official announce ­ dorsed by the county committee or ment that they will be classed here­ Ann Arbor Railroad Makes It a Regular Celebrated Coffee, not. I am fully aware, however, that Station for ltd Car Ferries. after as democrats. Senator Heitfeld anything that hasn’t the approval of two pounds for Undertakers. tiie chairman of the county committee The Ann Arbor Railroad car ferries of Idaho, who has been known as a are now making regular stops at Stur­ ILL & EDD OSGOOD. Undertakers populist, and Senator Fred Dubois, blown in the bottle isn ’t worth a sugar 25 Cents. W opp. post-office,St. Johns, Mich. beet, and whosoever tries to get any geon Bay, Wis. Steamer leaves Frank ­ formerly a republican, but elected as “machine oil ” save through the chair­ fort Monday. Wednesday and Friday, a silver man. will be known as demo ­ man ’s faucet will wake up to find he 9:30 a. in.; Sturgeon Bay, 3:30 p. m.; is not only left, but that his name is arrives at Menominee 5:30 p. in. crats, thus wiping out the populist Sleep Going east steamer leaves Menomi ­ LOUIS SAWADY. Maple Rapids party in the upper branch of congress. Dennis, or pants, or over-alls, and he is beat, whether there is any sweet­ nee same days 11:30 p. m.; Sturgeon Senator Dubois not only intends to ness in him or not. Bay 1:30 a. m. and arrives Frankfort WARMTH, STYLE, DURA- enter the democrat caucus, but ex­ 1 would make a motion that here­ following morning 7:30 a. in. Stage Line pects to be put on the democrat steer­ is Nature’s time for rest; after we set apart one of the cold, BILITY, SATISFACTION! short days In Autumn to tell of the Real Estate Transaction* I,eave Maple Rapids 8:30 a.m. dally; arrive ing committee of the senate This and the man who does not glory, grandeur and expansion of the in time to connect with 10:61 train west. change on the part of the senator from Charles I. Richmond and wife to Horace M. Leave St. Johns 8 :30 a.m., arrive Maple Rap­ take sufficient time to sleep G. O. P., and use the other :N>4 days in S. Holmes and wife, land on s e J, of se J, Idaho is remarkable, because when lie the year in trying to observe tiie ten ids 11:30 a.m. sec 8, Bingham, lots 39, 40 and 41, 1*. L. Leave Maple Rapids 1:30 p.rn., arrlyo St. was last in the senate he was secretary or who cannot sleep when commandments. Suppose we try it Vanconsant ’s addition, St. .Johns, also und for a year and see bow it works. I Johns 4:30 p.m. of the republican caucus and on the he makes the effort, is | interest in land one 4, of se J, sec 8, Brandt, Leave St. Johns on arrival of western mail, believe that Providence has done at Bingham; $5,000. republican steering committee. wearing out his nervous least 364 times more toward making PRACTICAL arrive Maple Rapids H:30 p.m. strength and consuming his tliis tiie land of the free and home of Horacde S. Holmes and wife to Charles Good accommodation for travelers. the working man thas the G. O. P. I I. Richmond, 80 a on s fr, ne L sec 30, Special attention given to express and doing A qoRRKsroNDKNT is unable to see vital power. Dr. Miles’ also believe that he has done more Lebanon; $3,200. errands. Charges low. Orders left at DeWItt’s whole­ why Thanksgiving day is set io late toward bringing about a “wave of Mary E. Dykeetal Justus W. Hastings, Furrier, Nervine brings sweet, sale house will be given prompt attention in the year when the.days are so short prosperity ” than congress* ever has. land on w J,iw fr’l i, sec 7, Watertown; soothing, refreshing sleep. Of course I don ’t suppose such great $375, q c. 131 Stage kept at Mrs. Wiggins ’ barn. Last stop and dreary. He should know, what in St. Johns at Farmers’ hotel. Don ’t let another night lights as Burrows and McMillan will Julia Mathews et al Chadduck and we supposed everyone knew, thatthis agree with me, but I insist that the Scully sw J, of n w L of n w J of s w is the season of the year when the pass. Get it to-day. creator of tiie universe is more worthy sec 16, Lebanon; $1,500. Monroe HART S' STRATTON, to be honored than selfish wire pulling luscious turkey is at his ripest, and “I had hard nervous spells, lost all John L. Parker to Mary A. Parker, part Proprietors. statesmen, and that tiie pluck, push, of out lot 2, Ovid; $20. when the pumpkin pie and mince pie appetite for food and for ei^ht weeks ingenuity and git of the American ST., are in full bloom. Many attempts was unable to sleep at night. The people is more to be desired than the Edward A. Durkee and wife to Philander only thing that helped me was Dt. Carr, 40 aann J, sec 16, Olive; $1,200. Gd. Rapids, Mich. have been made to ripen the turkey Miles’ Nervine. It cured me. ’ tariff. Bub Abel. Grand Trout Railway System Mrs. II. Jackson , Bowling Green, Mo. Philander Carr to Edward A. Durkee, and bring the other two flowers men­ 20 a on n c J-, of n e J, sec 30, Iluplain; tioned to maturity earlier in the year, TIm« Children's Friend. $700. West-Round from St. Johns . but so far these efforts have failed. You ’ll have a cold this winter. May­ Shiawassee County Bank to Louisa SEAL GARMENTS to ORDER No. 19—Morning Exp.toGd. Haven, 10:51 am The turkey, and the mince pie and be you have one now. Your children Young, mid ’d J, of lot 4 and nnd ’d J of n \ No. 13—Mall and Chicago Exp. to will suffer too. For coughs, croup, of lot 6, block 11, St. Johns; $0,176.44. A SPECIALTY. Gd. Haven ...... 3:12pm the pumpkin pie remain, as they were Dr. Miles' No 11—Express to Grand Rapids 7:67 pm bronchitis, grip and other wintcrconi- Andrew A. Palmer and wife to Edward Alterations and repairs to all Fur in tlie days of our puritan fathers, the plaints One Minute Cough Cure never No. 17 —Western Exp. to Gd. Haven 7:25aro A. Durkee, 40 a on n 4, of se sec 16, Goods promptly and satisfactorily Nos. 19.18,11, Dally except Sunday peculiar glories of the late autumn, fails. Acts promptly. It is very pleas­ Olive; $1,000. made. Orders left with NOBLE No. 17 Dally. and we know of nothing more beauti­ Nervine ant to tiie taste and perfectly harmless. Samuel Soults and wife to John C. ful. more satisfying to the .esthetic C. R. George, Winchester, Ky., writes: Woodman, et al., lots 1, 7 and 8, block 2, BURNETT, Dry Goods Merchant, East -Bound . soothes the nerves, nour ­ “Our little girl- was attacked with No. 12—Express to Petrol and East 8:28 am soul of man. as we drive along the Bath. $360. St. Johns, will receive prompt and ishes tne brain, and re­ croup late one night and was so hoarse No. 20 -Mall to Detroit ...... 11:20 am country roads, than to see a large tied she could hardly speak. We gave her a Eiiwan! C. Griffiths and wife to Charles careful attention. No. 18— Evening Exp. to Detroit and of turkeys bordered with rows of dark freshes the entire organism. few doses of One Minute Cough Cure. J. Clark, Cobb Randall & Wooll ’s add, lot fctf- MR. BRANDT will visit St. East...... -...... «...... 4:49 pm 23, block 3, Elsie, $660. brown mince pies and dotted with the Sold by druggists on guarantee. It relieved her Immediately and she Johns and may be consulted at Noble No. 14 -Eastern Exp. to Durand and went to sleep. When she awoke next William T. Voorheis and wife to Clayton golden yellow of the pumpkin. We Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind. Burnett ’s store on FRIDAY, NOV. East...... -...... 9:09 pm morning she had no signs of hoarseness A. Johnson w 20 ft of lot 20, block 8, Ovid Nos. 20. 18, 12, Dally except Sunday. would not have it otherwise. or croup. ” C. E. Van Sickle . $125. 29, 1901, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. No. 14, Dally. THE CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THDESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1901. PERSONAL. Frank Aldrich was in Grand Rapids Don’t Neglect aking last Monday. THE SPECIALIST, B S. W. Ingraham and wife visited in St. Johns last week. is coMiirai Royal Powder Miss Lena Bailey Is a guest of Miss ^ Absolutely 'Pure Maud Gates at Owcsso. Your Health.... Mrs. Chas. H. McFarlan left Wed ­ Makes the food more delicious and wholesome nesday morning fur Northville. The STALEY ALL-WOOL UNDER­ ______NOV At. 1AKIWO SOWPf * CO., N«W TOOK.______Miss Anna Dooling spent last Sun ­ day with her brother in Detroit. WEAR prevents sudden changes of Miss Linda Crewman is visiting her temperature affecting the body. It EX PL A NATION. full Moon. When he sobered up he friend, Miss Whitney, at Olivet. had only 25 cents. That was the last Mrs. A. I'. Cowell started yesterday takes up the perspiration and gently We have been delayed in mailing quarter! When he got home his morning for a visit at Coldwater. this issue of The Independent on mother-in-law met him with a rolling S. A. Sturgis was transacting busi­ stimulates the skin. Made from pure account of the non-arrival of some pin and then there was a total eclipse, ness in Shepardsville last Saturday. animal wool and guaranteed to wear cuts for the large two page ad. of and he saw stars besides. ” Rev. B. McDermand is suffering John Hicks which appears in this A cavalcade of five wagons and from a severe attack of rheumatism. and give perfect satisfaction. issue, but the great bargains there buggies passed through this village Roy Aenderson, of Pontiac, is spend ­ late Saturday evening en route from ing the day bis parents in this village. offered will more than make up for Allen county, Indiana, to Ithaca, a Underwear $1 to $2.50 a Garment the delay. Miss Minnie Reed, of this village, distance of 200 miles, in tiie wagons visited Maple Rapids friends last were five men and their trunks and week. baggage. The travelers were Henry Overshirts $1 to $2.50 each. LOCAL JOTTINGS. Saylor, a typical Hoosier, and the Silas Huested, of Muir, came to this others were ills sons and brothers. village last week to buy a mail Circuit court will not convene until One of tiie wagons came into port on wagon. Monday, December 9. three wheels and laid at Shindorf ’s Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dimon, of Owosso, dry dock some time for repairs. Say­ are visiting 11. M. Lyon and family, Alfred W. Burrough died at his HE WILL BE IN ST. JOHNS, CLARK & HULSE lor paid no compliments to Michigan in Essex. home in Eagle cn Friday last. roaas nor'Michigan weather. Mrs. Calvin Mock and little at A dancing school will be commenc ­ The Ionia Standard of Nov. 22. says: daughter went to Flint Tuesday for a STEEL HOTEL ed at Harmony hall Wednesday even ­ ‘•Ionia lodge No. 54S, B. P. O. E., will short visit. ing, December 4. go to St. Johns bv special train this William Lake started yesterday Postmaster Brunson addressed a Friday evening, for a social session. morning for a short trip to Pontiac Thursday, Dec. 12. ? ANY meeting of the Pomona Grange at Ionia lodge has quite a sprinkling of and Detroit. ONE DAY' ONLY EACH MONTH. DeWitt yesterday. members in our neighboring town, Miss Jennie Richmond went to OFFICE HOCKS 9 A. M to 7 V. M. and a royal good time is a certainty, Detroit this morning to eat Thanks­ Union Thanksgiving service at the for if there is any one tiling in which >.f HE giving turkey. Baptist church at 10:30 this morning, St. Johns excels, it is in entertaining Rev. Binkliorst will preach the sermon. its visiting guests. No Elk should Roy Fitzgerald, of Detroit, arrived miss tiie trip. The Oddfellows, too, home Tuesday evening to spend Consultation, Examination and ltev. Win. Doty and Miss Daniels, of Thanksgiving. DEAF? NOISES? we are informed, are to journey to St. Wacousta were married on Tuesday, Advice Free. ALL CASES OF Rev. Holmes of Grand Rapids, officiat ­ Johns for a fraternal visit, tiie date Wilbur Church, of Detroit, snent ing. fixed being Friday night of next week. last Sunday with his cousin, Miss Flora Church, tills village. During tiie month of October 2.548 DEAFNESS OR HARD HEARING Married, in St. Johns, Nov. 27. 1901, Mrs. J. G. Watkins went to Ann DR. MCDONALD by R. .1. Woodruff. Es<|.. Walter A. deaths in Michigan were returned to the state department. In Clinton Arbor last Saturday to spend a couple Is one of the Greatest Living Special­ ARE ROW CURABLE Stuard and Miss Augusta May ('amp- of weeks with her son Jay. by our new invention. Only those born deaf are incurable. bell, both of Corunna. ounty 24 deaths were reported for ists in the treatment of all Chronic the month. They occurred as follows: Mrs. Frank Weller left on Tuesday Diseases. His extensive practic and Phenando Ellis and wife welcomed Riley 3, Olive 3, Ovid village 3, Fowler for El wood. Did., where she will visit superior knowledge enable him to HEAD M\m CEASE IMMEDIATELY. a stranger to their home November 2. Green bush 2. DeWitt 2, Dallas 2, for some time with her brother. cure every curable disease. All F. A. VSiLRWtAN, OF JALTiWiORF, GAYS: 20th. It was a 10-lb. daughter. Mother Bath 1. Bingham 1, Essex 1, Lebanon Mrs. A. J. Baldwin is spending tiie chronic diseases of the Brain, Spine, Baltimore , Md., March ;o. 1901. and child are doing well. Gfntlftnrn Bc-inr* entirely erred of deafne««. thanks to ycur treatment, I will new give you 1. Victor 1, Watertown 1, St. Johns 1. winter months with her daughter, Nerves. • Blood. Skin, Heart, Lungs, a full history ci t::y c:\ r, U- K- e.:<-d r.t \ our rarer lion. The M. E. Aid society, of Bengal, No deaths were reported from the Mrs. McCall, in Knoxville, Tenn. Liver. Stomach, Kidneys and Bowles, About five \ -.3 ;v,o :i:v rijbt car began to ;nng, and this kept on getting won e. until I lo-T places not mentioned. Seven of tiie scientifically and successfully treated my hearing in In • ri tin.W will meet with Mrs. A. C. Blakeslee William Ferrier and wife will spend I underwent a treatment f.- • catarrh, for three month*, without riiv nieces*, consulted n num ­ Thursday, December 5, at 10 o ’clock. persons were 65 years old and over, 1 their Thanksgiving at Lansing with DR. MCDONALD'S success i.i the ber of physici.va:no 7 o:'v. t, the mo t eminent car specialist ot this city, who told me tin t A cordial invitation to all. under one year of age and 2 between 1 their daughter, Mrs. F. W. Blair. treatment of Female Diseases is simp only an oper.-:.. .1 could h 'p me. and even tl:_t only temporarily. Gut the head uciscj would and 4 years of age. Violent causes 1 ly marvelous. His treatment makes theii cease. 1 •. the i:- ari;-. : in the afT.-cU i e:.: would be lost forever Oscar LaBar and Miss Lena Brun- II. A. Trump left Tuesday for his like- ir advert! tt -t nccidcu al’y in a New York paper, and ordered jroar treat- death, pneumonia 1 and pulmonary sickly women stronge. beautiful and men * Ait. - I bn .1 used ii only a few davs according to your directions, the noises ceased, r.nd dage, both of Essex, were married at tuberculosis 3. “Uncle Sam” gold mines iti Oregon, attractive. Weak men, old or young to-- -ft -v>-cck«. my heatiu ia the di«cc rd tar ha* been entirely restored. I thank you tlie residence of the officiating clergy ­ to remain a comparatively short time. heartily and ly.g to remain Very tn.'.y yon-s. cured in every case and saved from a T-\ A. WURMAN, Broadway, Baltimore, Md. man, Rev. E. Mudge, in Maple Rapids School officers throughout the state Bird Cushman, of Lansing, and Guy life of suffering. Deafness, Rheuma­ Nov. 19. appear to have the idea that tiie Mead, of Bath, visited Landlord Shaw tism, and Paralysis, cured through Our treatment docs not lr.ie.rfc c with tjour usual occupation, The King ’s Daughters have been apportionment of primary school in ­ and family, of the Farmers, over Sun ­ his celebrated Blood and Nerve Rem­ terest money made by tiie superinten ­ day. “aster1 vea gak guhe ycjrself at home actively engaged during the past edies and Essential Oils charged with INTERNATIONAL AURAL CUN'1', r3s i A SALLE AVE., CHICAGO, III. week selling tickets and preparing for dent of public instruction this month Miss Leone Shaw, teacher of the electricity. THE DEAF MADE TO the charity ball and party at tiie Steel was based on the school census of this Jason school, Riley, is spending hear : the lame to walk : this evening. year, and scores of them are writing Thanksgiving at tier home in tills Catarrh. Throat and Lung Diseases for advices why the amount appor ­ village. cured. Dr. McDonald cures Fits and Recollect the special service by the tioned their respective jurisdictions is Miss Minnie Stephenson went to Nervous Diseases. Eczema and all K&K.K&K K & K K&K K & K K&K Brotherhood at St. John’s church to ­ not greater. The fact is that the Howell yesterday to spend Thanks­ Skin Diseases cured. morrow (Friday) evening. A full apportionment was necessarily based DR. McDONALD has been called attendance of their own church people on the school census of 1900. This giving day witli her cousin, Miss Bachelor. the Wizard of the Medical Profession, DON’T BE AN ASS. is expected. Everybody invited. year's census was not taken in the because lie reads all diseases at a If you are buying a pair of shoe* or a suit of I various districts until September, and Mrs. Harry W. Payne, who has been glance, without asking any questions. Clothe* you are particular as to the honesty and I Married, Wednesday evening, Nov' returns could not lie made in time to visiting her mother, Mrs. T. I>. Sick folk, call on Dr. McDonald. It reputation of the merchant. Your health is ofl 20, at the residence of the bride ’s Abbey, has returned to her home in moreimportanen than either, yet you let quack*, | be used as a basis for tills year ’s is a pleasure to meet him. Dr. Mc­ medical fakirs and other humbugs deceive you by I parents in Elsie, Arza J. Austin and apportionment. Grand Rapids. Donald never turns the poor from his their deceptive offers of Something for notbing.l Miss Lena Harrington, both of Elsie, Attorneys II. E. Walbridge and J. C. door. After being defrauds I by these medical sharks you I Rev. A. A. Stephens officiating. (think all doctors are rogues, whereas, you alone I Spread* Like Wildfire. Dooling were professionally engaged CONSULTATION FREE. Pare to blame. Why not first demand from them! The infant and only child of Mr. and in an important suit at Detroit tiie evidences of their honesty and responsibility as I Mrs. Harry Andrews, of this village, When tilings are “the best” they Hrst of tiie week. Those unable to call can address specialists. We have been located in Detroit 25 years and can give best of bank become “tiie best selling. ” Abraham I references. died Sunday, Nov. 24, 1901. of measles. Miss Vera Morris, of Owosso, and DR. D. A. MCDONALD, DC A nCD Are you a victim? Have you lost hope? Are you contempla-l Funeral Tuesday at the home; inter ­ Hare, a leading druggist, of Bellevi'le, late of St. Johns, visited the Pan- *• ^ “ LZ L. n ting marriage? Has your bio-d Ix-eu diseased? Have you I ment in the South Bingham cemetery. O., writes: ••Electric Bitters are the lany weakness ? Our New Method Treatment will cure you. What it hast bestselling bitters I have handled in 20 American exhibit at C. S. Scofield ’s I done for others it will do for you. CONSULTATION FREE. No matter who has treated I last Friday evening. I you, write for ati honest opinion free of charge. Charges reasonable. ZOOKS FREE. Lafayette Mull, who moved with years.” You know why? Most diseases |—“The Golden Monitor ” (illustrated 1, on Diseases of Men. his family from this place to Pewauio begin in disorders of stomach, liver, Guy Norton and Roy Hamilton, WNo Name, used without written consent. Private. Ho students at Ann Arbor, areenjoving 1 I. T. b Medicine neat C. O. I). No name* on boxes or envelope*. some three months ago, has returned kidneys, bowels, blood and nerves. Everything confidential. Question List and cost of Treat* and is located on east Steele street. Electric Bitters tones up the stomach, Thanksgiving day at their respective meat FREK. Sickness and disappointments the regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, homes in this village. cause. purities the blood, strengthens the “Sol ” Cre&slnger, a former banker DRS. KENNEDY & KERGAN, Married, on Monday afternoon. Nov. nerves, hence cures multitudes of at Maple Rapids, was in town last No. 14 8 HHBLBY ITHKBT. DETROIT, MICH. maladies. It builds up the entire week. He is now a leading real estate Horton 25,1901, at the residence of the offici ­ system. Puts new life and vigor into ating clergyman in this village, Geo. dealer in Los Angeles, Cal. j IS NOW PERMANENTLY LO­ K&K K&K K & K KAK K&K K K M. Iloerner and Mrs. Dora W. Brew- any weak, sickly, run-down man or Art Wilson returned last Saturday' baker, both of Maple Rapids, Rev. R. woman. Price 50 cents.JSoid by Fildew from a few days ’ sport spent in bunt ­ CATED IN THE GORSUCH and Millman, druggists. S. McGregor officiating. ing in Montcalm county. He carried BLOCK, 56 CLINTON AVE., a grip but no game was visible. The twin evangelists, who held OPP. “THE STEEL,” WHERE meetings in the Congregational church Extends It a Territory. Geo. Bravshaw. late of this township all last week, separated last Sunday and now in the employ of F. A. Travis MAY BE FOUND AT ALL Tiie Michigan Condensed Milk Co. upon his farm near Pinkney. Wash­ morning, one occupying the pulpit in of this city lias distributed recently TIMES the Baptist church, and the other in tenaw county, spent a portion of last hundreds of circulars to farmers living week with friends hereabouts. the M. E. church. They departed on and near the line of the Lansing, Monday. St. Johns & St. Louis railway, in Mrs. Kate Livesay, who had been visiting five weeks in the home of her Flour, Feed, SHOES Hundreds of people visited the which it is said that as soon as tiie railway is in operation,-milk will be brother-in-law. I>r. M. C. Livesay, of present northern terminus of the new this village, returned to her home in Lansing, St. Johns and St. Louis purchased by them and brought to their factory over the new road. At Fairfield, Livingston county, last Hay, Straw,I electric railroad, at the junction of Tuesday. Wright and Cass streets, last Sunday. present the price of cartage hinders The interest Is chiefly from tlie fact the shipment of milk outside a com- Mrs. James Fuller, of Ionia, arrived ■Wood, etc... STRONG LINES that it is to be an electric road. paritively small radius. The electric here Saturday and is spending a vaca­ road will go close to the Condensed tion In the home of her sister-in-law. GOODS DELIVERED TO ANY The wife of John Outcalt died at Milk Co. ’s factory, and rates charged Mrs. G. E. Corbin. Mrs. Fuller and PART OF THE CITY. her homeinOlive township,Saturday, will be low enough to make It profit ­ the Corbin family went to Mason Well, come Nov. 23, of measles, in her 4!>tii year. able, both to the company and the yesterday to spend Thanksgiving day “What’s new in Men’s Shoes for Fall?”-in and we The funeral which was held from the farmers to thus extend the Held of with their aged mother. will take Olive church last Monday, was operation. —State Republican. Cash Paid for pleasure in showing you. There are new ideas and styles. Come in to look largely attended. The interment, was Card of Thank*. or buy —just as you see fit. We are strong on Men ’s Shoes -most men know made in the North Olive cemetery. Astounding Dlmovcrj. We desire to extend our heartfelt thanks Hides % Pelts 1 it and most men buy here. Our well shod customers assist in spreading our Commencing with Monday last the From Coopersville. Mich., comes to our friends and neighbors who ktndly train which left Detroit at 4:10 and word of a wonderful discovery of a assisted 11s in our bereavement In the loss of CALL AND GET PRICES. THEY reputation as St. Johns at 7:58 p. m., now runs only pleasant t astinig liquid t hat when used our dear husband and father and also our WILL BE FOUND TO BE AS LOW as far as Grand Rapids, connecting before retiring by any one troubled dear mother and grandmother ; and also for AS THE SAME GRADE OF with the G. It. & I. at the junction. the beautiful floral offerings. with a bad cough always ensures a GOODS CAN BE SOLD FOR The afternoon train will make con ­ good night’s rest. “It will soon cure Mus. Julia Wood And Children . THE SHOE STORE OF ST. JOHNS. nections with the boats at Grand the cough too. ” writes Mrs. S. Hitnel- Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Leonard . ELSEWHERE. Haven. burger. “for three generations of our Mr. and Mrs. Warren Peet. family have used Dr. King ’s New Dis­ Mr. and . Mrs. Edwin Juhy . aagrancEE But, as we previously remarked, come in and see the New Fall and Winter The Independent is in receipt of covery for consumption and never Styles. We are only asking now to show you —we like to show our Shoes. a copy of an Atlas of Canada, contain ­ found its equal for coughs and colds. ” Excursion* Via Grand Trunk Railway CHICHESTER’S ENGLISH ing maps of the world and of different System. They’re so different portions of the Dominion of Canada; It’s an unrivaled life-saver when used also excellent photographic scenes, for desperate lung diseases. Guaranteed General change of time effective illustrating public buildings and bottles 5oc and $1.a tkl* gaper. GOOD Til I NO way off. and It Is their busi­ Down in Indiana a young man mar­ connecting lines. and one. ness to make ttlook bright. Rut don ’t be too ried his stepmother. Now the young Present, Charles M. Merrill, Judge of Pro ­ They give prompt and careful atten* fast. See for yourselves. Your home dealer bate. tion to every call. wants your patronage and will always make benedict has become the stepfat her of Mnetitlon, duly verified, of Julia Z. Wigjg, 1 praying that George T. Baldwin nr some j BICYCLE Repaired, your ...LYON & TEN EYCK..... by her second husband. What rela­ piles I consulted a physician who ad ­ other suitable person may be appointed ad- 1 I havconehundred Monumentsof thelat- tion will the children of the second vised me to try a box of DeWitt’s minlatmtor of said estate. LAWN MOWER sharpened ST.JOHNS, MICH.* est. designs In MARBI.R and OKANITY to husband be to those of the first mar­ Witch Hazel Salve,” saysG. F. Carter, Thereupon It la ordered, that Thursday, the select from. You can have them any site, of Atlanta, Ga. “1 procured a box and Itlth day of lleeenilH-r, A. II. I HOI, at one I any design, any material, and guaranteed, riage? Tiie complication of relation ­ o'clock In the afternoon, he assigned for the or GENERAL REPAIR­ cheaper than Klondike gold, s* cheap ns ary ship would puzzle a Philadelphia law­ was entirely enred. DeWitt’s Witch hearing of said petition, at the Probate dealers ar dealer ’s agent can sell them. yer. Hazel Salve is a splendid core for piles, Office In the Village of St. Johns. giving relief instantly, and I heartily And it Is further ordered, that notice be ING Done is at HEADACHE Come and see me given to the person* Interested In said estate, Yoursforyourmoney,wood,hay corn This will be quite funny If you recommend It to all sufferers.” Surgery of the time and place of said hearing by caus­ DR MILES haven’t heard It, before: “A fellow Is unnecessary to cure piles. DeWitt’s ing a copy of this order to be published in the -ANTI- potatoes. by the name of Moon, living near Witch Hazel Salve will cure any case. Clinton iNDKPKNDitNT, a newspaper printed and circulating In aald County of Clinton for E. C. Whetstone’s Kalamazoo, was presented by his wife Cuts, burns, bruises and all other three successive weeks previous to said day Pain Pills. with a daughter. There was a new wounds are also quickly cured bv it. of hearing. Opposite trie M. E. Church. F. F. MURDOCK, 2S Moon. Sunday he went on an excur­ Beware of counterfeits. C. E. Van CHARLES M. WEB KILL. At all drug Judge of Probate. Opp Postoffice. ST. JOHN3 MICH sion and got drunk for joy. That was Sickle . A true oopy.) ST. JOHNS, MICH. CLINTON INDEPENDENT. THURSDAY, NOV. 28,1901

TAIiMAOE’S SERMON. white man. Farms are cleared. among the living Americans what gal ­ Robben Got It. Stumps, the monuments of slain for ­ axies of intellectual splendor and The fact thut 112 bars of gold and ests, crumble and are burned. Villages power! Edward Eggleston and Will silver bullion, vulued at over $20,000, “WHAR DEW I CUM IN?” •THANKSGIVING" THE SUBJECT ON appear, with smiths at the bellows, Carlton and Mark Twain and John were stolen six months ago lu transit from the smelters In El Paso, Tex., to LAST SUNDAY. masons on the wall, carpenters on the Kendrick Bangs and Marlon Harland (Being the Soliloquy of a Farmer on the Free Raw Sugar Question.), housetop. Churches rise in honor of and Margaret Sangster and Stockton eastern refineries, has Just come to the Great Spirit whom the red man ig ­ and Churchill and Hopklnson Smith light. The shipment was made over the Galveston, Harrisburg & San An­ Tk« Vlctorl*'* of P*i*W) —Gold Not th« norantly worship. Steamers on the and Irving Bacheller and Julia Ward Heat Product —Religion the Tree of tonio railway under heavy bond. It “Thar’s a mighty lot er tal'rfn ’ about farmers ’n thar rights, lake convey merchandise to her Howe and Amelia Barr and Brander was not missed until tlie car reached *N the wonderful prosperity thet beet growin ’ invites. Life—Growth of National Industry — wharf and carry east the uncounted Matthews and Thomas Nelson Page New Orleans. It has since been 1 har’s a heap er foolish crowin ’ ’n the ‘beats’ begin ter shout Advance In Literature. bushels that have come to the market. and Elizabeth Stuart Phelps and Wil­ ■earned that the bullion had been *n holler fer the Tariff ter keep free raw sugar out! Bring hither wreaths of wheat and liam Dean Howells and a score of oth­ thrown from the car near El Paso, and But I notis thet the beet-producin ’ farms are very few, _ (Copyright, 1901, by Louis Klopsch, N. Y.) crowns of rye and let the mills and the ers, some of them fixed stars and some that It now lies buried In Western Tex­ An ’ the farmers through the country ain ’t got much ef it ter dew. Washington, Nov. 24.—This dis ­ machinery of barn and field unite their meteors. as. The thieves have been traced 1 he hull land ain ’t a-raisin ’ beets, 'n ain ’t goin' ter begin, voices to celebrate the triumph, for from place to place, and a few bars Beet growin ’s light fer sum, 1 guess —hut, whar dew 1 cum in? course of Dr. Talmage is a national Some Marvelous Changes. the wilderness hath retreated and the have been unearthed. Detectives have congratulation over the achievements How things have marvelously u clew to the hidden treasure. of brain and hand during the past plow hath conquered. The farmer gits four dollars now fer every ton o ’ beets— changed! We used to cry because we A hansom price, 1 must allow —hut hidin ’ sum deceits. twelve months. The texts are: I Cor ­ Religion the Tree of Life. had to go to school. Now children It Wna a Cons/ilmcy. Beet sugar manyfacterers admit es they hev found inthians lx, 10, “He that ploweth Although most of us have nothing cry if they cannot go. Many of them The Seattle Times prints a story 1 het “granylated ’’ costs ’em sumthin’ like tew cep*, - a pound. should plow In hope;” Isaiah xil, 7, directly to do with the tillage of the can intelligently discuss political top ­ confirming In every detail the story or In fact thet leaves a profit on which they’d greatly thrive— “He that smootheth with the ham­ soil, yet in all our occupations we feel the conspiracy on the part of certain And —if it kin be sold fer three, why should we pay ’em FIVE? ics long before they have seen a bal­ miners to ntten.>nt the overthrow of mer;” Judges v, 14, “They that handle the effect of successful or blighted in ­ lot box or, teased by some poetic muse, It seems ter me es thet’s a game thet's mighty like a skin— Canadian authority in tiie Klondike, as But—if thar’s any benefit—waal,—whar dew / cum in? the pen of the writer.” dustry. We must, in all our occupa ­ can compose articles for the newspa­ published In the San I'ranclseo Call. There is a table being spread across tions, rejoice over the victories of the pers. Philosophy and astronomy and The Times claims to have In Its pos ­ the top of the two great ranges of plow today. The earth was once cursed chemistry have been so improved that session documents and seals of the When Uncle Sam’s in want o ’ cash we’re glad ter help him out, mountains which ridge this continent, for man s sake, and occasionally the “Order of the Midnight Sun, ” the se­ ’N we’ll stand all the taxes thet are needed, never doubt, he must be a genius at dullness who But when his pocket-book ’s well lined an ’ nary cent he lacks, a table which reaches from the Atlan ­ soil revenges itself on us by refusing knows nothing about them. On one cret society which was organized for the sole purpose of accomplishing the Et seems ter me his duty ’s ter repeal thet sugar tax. tic to the Pacific sea. It is the Thanks­ a bountiful harvest. I suppose that shelf of a poor man ’s library is more Them fellers wot is interested sez its to protect giving table of the nation. They will but for sin the earth would be pro ­ practical knowledge than in the 400,- overthrow of the Canadian rule In the gold fields. The beet-producin ’ farmer thet the duty they collect, come from the east and the west and ducing wl eat and corn and sweet fruits 000 volumes of ancient Alexandria, But I guess thet explanation es a little bit too thin— the north and the south and sit at It. as naturally as now it produces mul­ and education is possible for the most Germany la Friendly. 1 he sugar maker,—lie’s all right;—but—whar dew we cum in? On It are smoking the products of all lein staiks and Canada thistles. There indigent, and no legislature or con ­ The assurances given by Dr. von 1 lands, birds of every aviary, cattle is hardly a hillock between the forests gress for the last fifty years has as­ Holleben. the German ambassador at , Take off raw sugar duty an ’ the price will quickly fall, from every pasture, fish from every of Maine and the lagoons of Florida, sembled which has not had in it rail Washington, to President Roosevelt, j To everybody's benefit, fer sugar ’s used by all. lake, feathered spoils from every between the peach orchards of New splitters and farmers and drovers at regarding the attitude of Emperor Wil­ The poor will bless the Government thet placed it in thar reach farm. The fruit baskets bend down Jersey and the pines of Oregon, that men who have been accustomed to liam and the German people towards (’n millions of our citizens free sugar now beseech) the United States, have been warmly The dealer ’ll be delighted —less expenditure fer him— under the products plucked from the has not sometimes shown Its natural toiling with the hand and the foot. More demand ’n bigger profits —which at present are but slim. peachflelds of Maryland, the apple and total depravity. The thorn and received here. All the papers express The per. which Moses dipped in the the hope that there will be an Im­ An ’ the farmer ’ll be as well paid as he ever yet hes ben — orchards of western New York, the thistle seem to have usurped the soli, light of the first morning and Jere­ provement In the relations between But he’ll buy his sugar cheaper—thet's whar he an ’ 111 cum to. orange groves of Florida, the vine ­ and nothing but the rebellion of the miah filled with tears and Ezekiel Germany and the United States, yards of Ohio and the nuts threshed plow can uproot the evil supremacy. thrust in visions of fire and Matthew through this clearing of the atmos ­ Now, whar’s the sense er reason of the sugar tax to-day, from New England woods. The bread But God is good. Now, if one of our touched with the blood of a cross and phere. When our treasury ’s a-bulgin ’ an ’ we hev no debts ter pay? is white from the wheat fields of 1111- seasons partially proves a failure, the St. John dipped in the splendors of The duty on raw sugar's Fifty million every year— •nols and Michigan, the banqueters are earth seems to repent of it the next beatific glory —that pen has wrought M Ian Stone ’s linn non* Attain. An ’ the people ’s got ter pay it—thet's a fact thet’s very clear. Mr. Dickinson, according to the Fifty million! Great Jerusha! Ter protect beet magnates, too, adorned with California gold, and the summer in more munificent supply. marvels for all classes of our people. table is agleam with Nevada silver, Yesenin Posta. whose editor was a ; Why should they tax ALL the people —just ter help a scattered FEW? Praise Gcd for the great harvests Today your libraries and colleges and member of the former Macedonian j And the FEW? Beet-sugar MAKERS! Don ’t it really seem a sin and the feast Is warmed with the fire that have been reaped this last year! schools and publishing houses and committee, has sent an ultimatum to Thus ter help an' fill thar coffers? Whar dew you an ’ I cum in* grates heaped up with Pennsylvania Some of them, injured by drought or churches celebrate the ever growing the brigands giving them six days to coal. The hall is spread with carpets insects or freshets, were not as boun ­ conquests of the American pen, and accept a specified sum as the ransom The farmer growin ’ beets hes goi a contract price fer years,— from Lowell mills, and at night the tiful as usual, others, far in excess of our prospects are all the time bright­ for Miss Stone. If this amount is not Free raw sugar wouldn ’t hurt him, an ’ of it he hes no fears. lights will flash from bronzed brackets what have ever before been gathered, ening. accepted within the time mentioned But niebbe, like myself—he’s also growing fruit so nice— • of Philadelphia manufacture. The fin­ Mr. Dickinson ’s offer will be with­ while higher prices will help make up The Glorious Prospects. Ter preserve it—at a profit —he needs sugar —at a priccl gers of Massachusetts girls have hung drawn. The ultimatum to the bri­ The repealing of the duty surely cuts the price in two — for any decreased supply. Sure sign of The grainflelds have passed their gands, according to a dispatch from the embroidery, the music is the Thet'11 make a mighty difference, neighbor, both ter me an ’ youl agricultural prosperity we have in the harvests above the veto of drought Sofia to the London Daily Telegraph, drumming of ten thousand mills, ac­ I.et the sugar manyfactrer make such profits as he kin— fact that cattle and horses and sheep and deluge. The freight cars are not specifies £12,000. companied by the shout of children let Ter him it may seem right enuff —but whar dew J cum in? and swine and all farm animals have large enough to bring down the grain loose for play, and the gladness of the The supreme court of Maryland lias during the last two years increased in to the seaboard. The canalboats are .harvesters driving barnward the loads refused to admit Miss Etta II. Mad ­ An ’ I ain ’t a-goin ’ ter swaller all the argyments they shout value. Twenty million swine slaugh­ crowded with breadstuffs. Hark to the ‘of sheaves, and the thanksgivings of dox. a graduate of the Baltimore law Thet the farmers need protection —an ’ must bar raw sugar out. tered this last year, and yet so many rushing of the wheat through the great Common sense is plainly showin ’ that the people in the land the nation which crowd the celestial school, to practice in the state. hogs left. Enormous paying off of Chicago corn elevators! Hark to the Want raw sugar free in future—an ’ its freedom will demand. gates with doxologies until the oldest farm mortgages has spoiled the old rolling of the hogsheads of the Cin­ AMDlR'DNT’l IV DETROIT. ’Tis a tax no longer needed —hateful to the public view,— harper of heaven cannot tell where speeches of the calamity howlers. If cinnati pork packers! Enough to eat WKEK KNDINQ NOV. 30. Taxing millions of our people to enrich a favored few. the terrestrial song ends and the celes­ Detroit Opera —“The Boston Inns. ”—Even ­ the ancients in their festivals present­ and at low prices. Enough to wear They can't blind me any longer with the foolish yarns they spin,— tial song begins. ed their rejoicings before Ceres, the ings at 8. Sa tmlav M./tin-e at 2. While they’re busy makin ’ money —whar dew you and I come in ? and of home manufacture. If some Lyceum Thea /i'kr -•‘Harry Glazier in Prince The Victories of Pracv goddess of corn and tillage, shall we Otto. ”—Sat. Mat. 25c. Eve., 15, 2», 50 and 75e have and some have not, then may I’m a-goin ’ ter keep on hustlin’, talkin ’, pleadin ’ with my frends. —• ' For two years and a half this nation neglect to rejoice in the present of God help those who have to hand over the great God now? From Atlantic to TIIE M \RKET9. Ain ’t no sense in lettin ’ others gam thar selfish privet ends. has been celebrating the triumph of to those who have not! Clear the I’m a-goin ’ ter write ter-morrer to my Congressman ’nd say sword and gun and battery. We have Pacific let the American nation cele­ track for the rail trains that rush on Detroit, Cattle—Good butcher steers, Thet he oughter do his best ter kill that tax without delay! sung martial airs and cheered return ­ brate the victories of the plow. $4 G0(/5 00; liRht to good, $3 75.(4 50; light bringing the wheat and the cotton and to good butcher steers and heifers, $3 2572 Feller-farmers, do your utmost —whether you grow beets or not ing heroes and sounded the requiem Growth of National In ustry. the rice and the barley and the oats 4 25; mixed butchers and fat cows, 32 75/i To repeal the tax on sugar —you can but improve your lot! for the slain in battle. Methlnks it Railroads of fabulous length have 3 75; canners and common thin butchers, Cheaper sugar helps your pocket, greater blessings you can win— and the hops and the lumber and the II 504/2 05. Bulls—Good shippers, $3 5K(p will be a healthful change if on this been completed, over which western leather and everything for man and 4 25; light to good butchers and sausage, When we’ve three cent granylated —that's whar you an ’ I come ini ’* year ’s Thanksgiving in church and trains rush past the swift footed deer, everything for beast 1 ?2 457/3 50; stockers and light feeders, 32 75 I tii3 75; light thin heifers, 12 757/3 80. Sheep Toothbrush In Education. Monster Tret**i Unusual Trip. homestead we celebrate the victories making the frightened birds to dart Lift up your eyes, O nation of God ’s —Best lambs. 13 S5'/4 15; light to good and An eUort Is to he made to remove a of the plow, the hammer, and the pen; into the heavens at the cough of the right hand, at the glorious prospects! good mixed lots, $3 007/3 75; fair to good “The gospel of the toothbrush,” as mixed and butcher sheep. $2 007/3 25; culls General Armstrong used to call it, is large red oak tree from the wildest sec­ for nothing was done at Santiago or smoke pipes and the savage yell of Build larger your barns for the har­ and common, $1 007/2 00. Hogs —Mixed • part of our creed at Tuskegee. No tion of Arkansas to St. Louis. The Manila that was of more importance the steam whistle. In hot haste our vests. Dig deeper the vats for the spoil and butchers, $5 lOf/5 47V4; bulk at $5 45; than that which in the last year has pigs and light Yorkers, $3 307(5 40; stags, student Is permitted to remain who tree is 160 feet high and 12 feet in dl- national industry advances, her breath of the vineyards. Enlarge the ware­ 1-3 off; roughs, $5 00 7/5 10. does not keep and use one. Several amater at the base. A douule tram­ been done in farmer’s field and me­ the air of ten thousand furnaces, her houses for the merchandise. Multiply Buffalo. Cattle—Prices firm. Veals— Choice, 377/7 35; fair to good, $5726 75. ; times In recent years students have way will be built from the tree to the chanic’s shop and author’s study by song the song of uncounted factories, galleries of art for the pictures and llogs —Prime heavy, $6; mixed and me-' come to us who brought with them al­ river, where it will be floated and those who never wore an epaulet or her footstep the flash of wheel buck­ statues. Advance, O nation of God ’s dium, $5 757/5 90; yorkers, $5 GOft/5 70; light do, $5 457*5 55; pigs, $5 257/5 35; roughs, most no other article. They had heard towed to St. Louis. It is estimated shot a Spaniard or went a hundred ets and the tread of the shaft and right hand, but remember that nation ­ 35 25ft5 35; stags, $4^/ 4 50; closing steady. from older students about our insist ­ that this will occupy six months. The miles from their own doorsill. Come the stamp of foundries. Talk about al wealth, If unsanctlfled, Is sumptu­ Sheep—Lambs, tops, $4 257/4 40; buin, 34 25 up farmers, and mechanics and literary antediluvian longevity. I think the (<•4 35; others, from culls up, 33 25744 15. ing upon its use. One morning I went tree will be dug up by the roots In­ ous waste, Is moral ruin, is magnifi ­ Sheep, top mixed. 33 157/C 30; culls to good, with the lady principal on her usual stead of being cut down, and none of men, and get your dues as far as I average of human life is more now $2 507/3; common old culls, 31 507/32; weth- cent woe, is splendid rottenness, is tour of inspection of the girls' rooms. the branches will be trimmed. can pay them. than it ever was. Through mechani­ gilded death. Woe to us for the wine j ers, yearlings, 33 407/3 65. Things have marvelously changed. cal facilities men work so much faster I Chicago, C.ittl* —Good to prime. 36 00®# We found one room that contained vats If drunkenness wallows In them! 7 00; poor to medium. 33 757/5 80; stockers i When the average young man grad ­ Time was when the stern edict of gov ­ and accomplish so mush more in a life 1 and feeders. 32 OOVrl 00; cows, 31 0004 50; three girls who had recently arrived Woe to us for the harvest If greed i heifers. 31 507/5 00; runners, 31 007/2 25; at the school. When 1 asked them if uates from college lie knows more ernment forbade religious assemblages. time that a man can afford to die now sickles them! Woe to us for the mer­ i bulls, 31 757/4 50; calves, $2 507/5 00. Hogs than he ever will in the future. Those wrho dared to be so unloyal to at forty as well as one of old at 900. • —Mixed and butchers. 35 607/5 f»7Vi; good they had toothbrushes, one of the girls chandise If avarice swallows it! Woe replied, pointing to a brush. “Yes, The fear of punishment may keep their king as to acknowledge loyalty I think the average of human life in to choice heavy, $5 607/6 50; rough heavy, men from doting evil, but It can not to us for the cities If misrule walks , 35 407/5 IX); light, 35 257j5 50; bulk of sales, 6ir. That Is our brush. We bought It to the Head of the Universe were pun ­ point of accomplishment is now equiv­ them! Woe to the land if God defy ­ 35 60®/5 80. Sheep—Good to choice weth- make them love the good. ished. Churches awfully silent In alent to about 800 years, as near as 1 | ers, $3 4077 4 00; western sheep. 33 00773 GO; together yesterday. ” It did not take ing crime debauches It! Our only 1 native lambs, 32 50@4 13; western lambs, them long to learn a different lesson. worship suddenly heard their doors can calculate it. In all our occupa ­ safety Is in more Bibles, more church­ I feeders, 33 50®/4 15. There is no trick in dyeing. You can swung open and down upon the church tions and professions we feel the ef­ I Cincinnati, Cattle—Fair to good, 3 4 357# —From Booker T. Washington's “Up do it just as well as any ont/* you use es, more free schools, more good men 5 00; oxen, 31 75774 00; butcher steers, from Slavery.” aisle a score of muskets thumped as fect of a crippled or enlarged me­ and more good women, more conse ­ choice, 34 2577 4 65; fair to good, 33774 1 5; PUTNAM FADELESS DYES Boiling the leaders bade them “Ground arms!" chanical enterprise. We all have stock crated printing presses, more of the : heifers, good to choice, 33 257J3 65; extra, Yreyer Services for Police. the goods for half an hour is all there S3 75773 85; common to fair, 32 25773 13; is to it. Sold by druggists, 10c. package. This custom of having the fathers, the in every bouse that is builded and in glorious gospel of the Son of God. cows, good to choice. $37/3 65; fair to me­ Cincinnati, O., dispatch: Prayer husbands, the sons and brothers at every public conveyance that is con ­ which will yet extirpate all wrongs dium, 32 25772 90; canners, 31 257/2 00; meetings for policemen at police head­ structed and in every ship that is stockers and feeders, 32 00®4 26. Hogs — quarters are seriously advocated by po ­ The Sahlmtli is not rightly observed the entrance of the pew is a custom and introduce all blessedness. Heavy shippers, 35 95776; good to choice in the home where the children hate which came down from olden time, sailed. "When we see the hardworking packers an/1 butchers, 35 707/5 80; mixed lice lieutenants. packers, 35 45775 65; stags and heavy fat to see Sunday come. when it was absolutely necessary that men of the land living in comfortable GAD-SHIP SERVICE. sows 33 757/5 60; light shippers. 35 25,u'5 40; the father or brother should sit at the abodes, with luxuries upon their tables pigs. Si 007/5 25. Sneep —Extra, 32 80772 90; CANADA’S CAPITAL A' 0USED, P/iin—Wizard Oil. Use the last on that once even kings could not afford, A Peculiar Rite Performed In a Church good 'to choice, 32 15772 75; common to end of the church pew fully armed to fair, 31 007/2 10; yearling wethers, good to Never Wu There 8uch Excitement— the first and you have neither one nor defend the helpless portion of the fam­ having the advantage of thorough ed ­ In England. choice, 33 007/3 50; lambs, extra, 34 00724 15; Phjslcluns' Association Trying the other. ily. But now, how changed! Severe ucation, of accomplishment and art, An estate In the parish of Brough ­ good to choice, 33 50® 3 90; common to fair, | 32 50773 40. penalties are threatened against any we are all ready at this season to unite ton was held subject to the perform ­ to Explain. ’■'lie man who always does his best Pittsburg. Cattle—Choice, 35 75@ 6 00; Ottawa, Canada, Nov. 25th.—This one who shall interrupt religious ser­ with them in praise to God for his ance, on Palm Sunday In every year, prime, 35 50775 70; good, 35 1 5775 40; tidy will find a steady demand for the ■ butchers, 34 507/5 00; fair, 34 00774 40; com ­ city is stirred up as never before. things that tie can do. vices, and annually, at the command of goodness. of the ceremony of cracking a whip, mon. 32 757/3 75; fat cows, 31 50774 00; bulls the highest official in the United which was regularly performed in the anil stags, $2 0or44*40. sworn statements made by Mr. Kent, the wife of the king invited him to a sand American hammers. She will contained thirty pieces of silver, said | Corn —No. 2. 60<7c. start amid a great national hurrah and Cincinnati —Wheat—No. 2 winter red Is in which he declares most positively There Is no necessity for us to suffer great banquet, and he came In and sat to represent the “price of blood. ” Four quotable at 76 ’,Corn —Old No. 2 mixed pain and endure useless agony. There that In 1894 he was given up by the is a remedy for all aches and pains— down, and there were pieces of gold move far out at sea as though an is­ pieces of wych-elm, of different Is quotable at GSVfcc; old No. 2 white. 66c; new No. 3 yellow, 6244- Oats—No. 2 whiter doctors and that Dodd ’s Kidney Pills for Rheumatism, Gout. Lumbago, in the shape of bread, and pieces land had been unanchored with its lengths, were affixed to the stock, de ­ Neuralgia. Sciatica. Pleurisy. Sore ­ forests of masts, or as if some one had 46V4c; No. 3 white, 43V4c. and nothing else saved him, and fur­ ness. Stiffness, Headache. Backache, of gold in the shape of biscuits, noting the different Gospels of the Pains In the Limbs and Pains in the and pieces of gold in shape of Joints of said in Scripture phrase unto a moun ­ evangelists. The three cracks were PROD1CE. ther that since the day that Dodd's Feet, that remedy is meat, and the king was disgusted, and tain, “Be thou cast into the sea.” The typical of St. Peter’s denial, and the The receivers of and dealers in beans Kidney Pills sent him back to work In Greater New York have at last de ­ seven years ago, he has not lost a he said, “I cannot eat this.” “Neither volcano In her heart will sprinkle on waving of it over the minister's head cided that the standard weight of a can the people, ” said his wife most the sea a baptism of fire, and as she an Intended homage to the Trinity. bushel of white beans, whether pea. mar­ single minute from his work. (He Is row, medium or white kidney, shall be 60 a printer In the American Bank Note •uggestively, and then they went back goes up the channel of St. George The whip was not an ordinary one, lbs. For more than 30 years It has been to the tillage. among the shipyards of the old world but of rude workmanship, and made the custom to claim 62 lbs. The weight Printing Company.) St Jacobs Oil and among the wheels of Liverpool and of the red kidney and red marrow will Mr. Kent Is kept quite busy during To get an appreciation of what the in a peculiar manner for the occasion. continue as befo re at 58 lbs. to the bushel. American plow has accomplished I Manchester shall be announced the The handle was ash, bound with white The potato market Is firm and buyer* his spare hours answering Inquiries skill and the glory of the American are bidding In a lively way for supplies. personally and by letter, but he Is so It never falls. It acts like magic. take you into the western wilderness. leather to within 8% inches of the Poultry Is In big supply and easy. There Instantaneous relief from pain always hammer. butt, and the whip, which tapered off grateful that he counts the time well follows. It has cured thousands of Here in the dense forests I find a col ­ Is a Arm tone In apples and the produce cases which had been given up as market In general Is In good shape. lection of Indian wigwams. With Advance la Literature. somewhat obtusely at the lower end. spent Indeed he and his wife have Incurable One trial will convince any belts of wampum the men lazily sit But, considering the youth of our was 6 feet 8 Inches long. The last It Is stated that the horse show In shown their gratitude to Dodd ’s Kid ­ sufferer that St. Jacobs Oil on the skins of deer, smoking their nation and the fact that compara ­ was of white leather, probably cow ­ New York represents an expenditure ney Pills In a very striking way by feathered calumets; or, driven forth tively few persons devote themselves hide, and was 7 feet 9 inches long, the of $2,000,000. having their little girl —born In 1896 — by hunger, I track their moccasins entirely to literature, I think we have upper part for 20 Inches not being New York gamblers have converted christened by the name of "Dodds. ” Conquers Pain braided. —Notes and Queries. old Fort Dallas, at Miami. Fla., Into a Altogether It Is the most sensational far away as they make the forest great reason to thank God for the Monte Carlo, known as the Seminole case that has ever occurred In the his­ Price, age and 50c. echoes crazy with their wild halloo or progress of our American literature club. fish in the waters of the still lake. As historians have we not had in the RouU la Asia. tory of medicine in Canada and the The steamer Excelsior has arrived at SOLD BV ALL DEALERS IN MEDICIKS. Now tribes challenge and council fires past such men as Bancroft and Pres­ Russia’s Asiatic possessions are three Seattle from the Alaskan gold fields perfect substantiation of every detail blaze and warwhoops ring and chiefs cott. as essayists Irving and Emerson, times as large as the British, but have with $30.0(/0 in placer gold taken from leaves no room to doubt either the lift the tomahawks for battle. After as Jurists Story and Marshall and only 26,000,000 people as compared with the Chestochena diggings. completeness or the permanency of awhile wagons from the Atlantic coast Kent, as theologians Edwards and 297,000,000 under British rule. Conductor R. R. Higgins Is the the cure. i; PER come to those forests. By day trees Hodge, as poets Pierrepont and eighth victim of the Santa Fe rail­ The local physicians have made the HUANY I LHU1 AI1Y»"imake *|iItJ WEEK are felled and by night bonfires keep Sprague and I»ngfellow and Bryant, The Sultan of Turkey Is extremely road wreck In Arizona Wednesday case of Kent and Dodd ’s Kidney Pills Among her friends; we giro 100 free samples morning. The loss to the company the subject of discussion at several of with each gross: write for free samples. India off the wolves. Log cabins rise and as sculptors Powers and Crawford and fond of his children, for whom he has Washing C ompound C o-. Detroit, Mich. Palmer, as painters such men as West a tiny theater wnereln they play small will reach $2."»0.000. Thirty thousand the private meetings of their associa ­ the great trees begin to throw their letters bound east were burned. branches in the path *>* “^viuering and Cole and Inman and Kensett? And parts for ) ’ 1esty ’s delectation tion. When answering Ads. gam men Han this paper CLINTON' INDEPENDENT. TRTiRHPAY. NOV. 28 , 1901

UmIiimi Caunot He CuNd cjse you, Mr. Hope; I would not have by local applications, as they cannot reach tha mentioned your name in connection diM-a-eU portion of the ear. There Is only one way to cure deafness, and that Is by consti ­ with it, because I am sure you are in ­ tutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an nocent; but when it was discovered Inflamed condition of the mucus lining of the The Diamond Bracelet Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed that you had been here I could not you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hear­ deny it.” ing. and when It Is entirely dosej deafness Is the result, and unless the Inflammation can be “The charging me with having taken taken out and this tube restored to its normal Dy MRS. HENRY WOOD, it is absurdly preposterous ’” exclaimed condition, hearing will be destroyed toreve.-; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, Author of EmI Lynne, Etc. Gerard, looking first at his uncle and which is nothing but an Inflamed condition of the mucus surfuces. then at the officer. “Who accuses We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case me?” of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot CHAPTER VII.—Continued.) “It is not possible that Gerard can be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for H ow Truly the Great “I do, ” said the colonel. Circulars, free. _ “Madam, ” said the officer “you must have taken the bracelet,” uttered Lady “Then I am very sorry it is not F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, a be aware that In an Investigation of Sarah. somebody else instead of you, sir.” Sold by Druggists, 7fto. Hall’'ih Fuiimily Fills are the best Fame of Lydia E. Pink- this nature, we are compelled to put “No, it is not possible, ” replied Al­ “Explain. Why?” questions which we do not expect to ice. “And that is why I was unwilling “Because they would get a kindly The man who hates the Gospel does be answered in the affirmative. Colonel to mention his having come up.” horsewhipping. It for the same reason that an ele­ ham’s Vegetable Com­ Hope will understand what I mean "What did he come for? ” thun­ “Gerard, ’ interrupted Lady Sarah, phant strikes at the water which re­ flects his face. when I say that we call them ‘feelers.’ dered the Colonel. “do not treat it in that light way. If "It was not an intentional visit. I I did not expect to hear that Miss you did take it say so and you shall pound Justifies Her Orig ­ believe he only followed the impulse Stops the Cough anti Seaton had been on familiar terms be forgiven. I am sure you must have Works Oflf the Coltl with your servants (though it might of the moment. He saw me at the been put to it terribly hard; only con ­ Laxative Bronio Quinine Tablets. Price25c. inal Signature. front window, and Thomas, it appears have been), but that question, being fess it and the matter shall be hushed disposed of, will lead me to another. was at the door, and he ran up.” up.” He that wants money, means and con ­ “I think you might have said so, tent. Is without three good friends. — I suspect that some one did enter the “No, it sha’n ’t, my lady! ” cried the Shakspcare. Lydia Cm PBnkham’s Vegetable Compound* Alice,” observed Lady Sarah, in a stiff room and make free with the bracelet, colonel. "I will not have him encour ­ tone. FITS Permanently mwi. Wont, ornmooinmui,, It will entirely cure the worst forms of Female Complaints, all Ova­ and that Miss Seaton must have been aged —I mean felony compounded. ” ■ ret day » u-e of Dr. Kline ’, Great Nerve Restorer. cognizant of it. If a common thief, or "Knowing he had been forbidden the Send for FKKK 82.00 trial bottle and treatise. rian troubles, Inflammation and Ulceration, Falling ana Displacement “It shall,” returned Lady Sarah, "it Da. ft. H. Klikx . Ltd.. IMl Arch St.. 1 hiladelbhia. l a. an absolute stranger, she would have house, I did not wish to bring him un ­ of the Womb, and consequent Spinal Weakness, and is peculiarly der the Colonel ’s displeasure, ” was all shall Indeed. The bracelet was mine, adapted to the Change of Life. been the first to give the alarm; if and I have a right to do as I please. The devil would soon be on the run If not on too familiar terms with the the excuse Alice could offer. “It was one-talent people would do all the good It has cured more cases of Backaehe and Leucorrhoea than any Believe me, Gerard, I will put up with they could. servants she would be as little likely not my place to inform against him.” other remedy the world has ever known. It is almost infallible in suca “I presume he approached suffi­ the loss without a murmur, only con ­ cases. It dissolves and expels tumors from the Uterus in an early stag* to screen them. So we come to the fess, and let the worry be done with.” HOCSHKEEPKR8. ATTENTION I question —who could it have been? ” ciently near the bracelets to touch Try a package of Hu-s Bleaching D:ue and of development, and checks any tendency to cancerous humors. Gerard Hope looked at her; little you will use no other. 10c at grocers. Irregular, Suppressed or Painful Menstruation, Weakness of th« “May I inquire why you suspect Miss them, had he wished?” observed the officer, who, of course, had now made trace of shame was there in his coun ­ Stomach, Indigestion, Bloating, Flooding, Nervous Prostration, llead* Seaton?" coldly demanded Lady Sarah. One ungrnteful man does an Injury to up his mind upon the business —and tenance. “Lady Sarah,” he asked, in a ache. General Debility quickly yields to it. “Entirely from her manner; from deep tone, "can you indeed deem me all who stund In need of aid. —Publius Womb troubles, causing pain, weight, and backache, instantly re­ the agitation she displays. ” upon the thief. Byrus. “Ye—-s,” returned Alice, wishing she capable of taking your bracelet?” lieved and permanently cured by its use. Under all circumstances it “Most young ladles, particularly in “The bracelet was there, Bir, and it Mrs. Winslow'. Soothing Syma acts in harmony with the laws that govern the female system, and is u our class of life, would betray agita ­ could have said no. Tot children teethtnif. »oft«srn tha irum*. r*lue*« In went, and you can ’t deny it!” uttered fl&mmaUou. allays pain, cured wind colic. Jfibc a battle. harmless as water. tion at being brought face to face with “Did you notice the bracelet there after he was gone? ” the colonel. It quickly removes that Bearing-down Feeling, extreme lassi­ a police officer,” urged Lady Sarah. “It was there, fast enough, ” an ­ A self-made man spoils his work every tude, “don ’t care” and “want-to-be-left-alone ” feeling, excitability, “My lady, ” he returned, “we are “I cannot say I did. I followed time he opens his mouth to praise him­ irritability, nervousness, Dizziness, Faintness, sleeplessness, flatulency, him from the room when he left, and swered Gerard. “I held it in my hand self. keen, experienced men; and we should for two or three minutes, and was melancholy or the “ blues,” and backache. These are sure indications not be fit for the office we hold if we then I went into the front room, 90 BE MEN. Zookltoo, toe great lDvIgnrator, act. of Female Weakness, or some derangement of the Uterus, which thi* that I had no opportunity of observ ­ talking to Miss Seaton about it. I at once. Sent for Sit poai.ge paid. Addrew were not. We generally do find lady was wishing it was mine, and saying Zookl Co.. 1.01 Ku.ee 11 St.. Detroit, Mich. medicine always cures. witnesses betray uneasiness, when first ing. ” what I should do with it.” Kidney Complaints and Backache of either sex the Vegetable exposed to our questions, but in a very "The doubt is solved, ” was the The only thing that can keep you out “Oh, Mr. Hope, pray say no more, ” of Heaven Is your keeping Heaven out of Compound always cures. 6hort time, often in a few moments, mental comment of the detective offi­ involuntarily interrupted Alice. “You you. it wears off, and they grow gradually cer. No other female medicine in the world has received such will make appearances worse. ” widespread and unqualified endorsement. No other medlcln* easy. It was not so with Miss Seaton. The Colonel, hot and hasty, sent Flso ’s Cure Is the best medicine we ever used “What do you want to screen him for all affections of the throat and lungs. —WM. has such a record of cures of female troubles. Her agitation excessive at first, in ­ several servants various ways in for? ” impetuously broke out the col ­ O. Endsley , Vanburen. Ind., Feb. 10, 1W'. creased visibly, and it ended as you search of Gerard Hope, and he was Those women who refuse to accept anything else are re­ onel, turning upon Alice. “Let him A man's success often depends on his saw. I did not think it agitation of speedily found and brought. A tall warded a hundred thousand times, for they get what they want say what he was going to say.” ability to prevent others from preventing guilt, but I did think it that of con ­ and powerful young man, very good- It. — a cure. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Refuse all substitutes. “I do not know why I should not scious fear. And look at the related looking. say it,” Gerard Hope answered, in, it facts; that she laid the bracelets there, “Take him into custody, officer! ” must be thought, a spirit of bravado s never left them, no one came in. and was the Colonel ’s impetuous command. or recklessness, which he disdained to yet the most valuable one vanished. “Hands off, Mr. Officer—if you are check. “I said I should spout it.” We have many extraordinary tales an officer! ” cried Gerard, in the first “You ’ll send off to every pawnshop brought before us, but not quite so shock of surprise, as he glanced at in the metropolis, before the night's extraordinary as that.” the gentlemanly appearance of the other, who wore plain clothes, “you over, Mr. Officer!” cried the choking CHAPTER VIII. shall not touch me unless you can colonel, breathless with rage. “This The Colonel nodded approbation; show legal authority. This is a shame­ beats brass.” Lady Sarah began to feel uncomforta ­ ful trick. Colonel —excuse me—but as “But I did not take it any more for ble. I owe nothing to you. I do not see that having said that,” put in Gerard, in a -vjp°pF “I should like to know whether any you have any such powe r over me.” graver tone. “The remark might have Exc ^t one called whilst you were at dinner, ” The group would have made a fine been made by any oue, from a duke mused the officer. “Can I see the man study; especially Gerard; his head downwards, if reduced to his last who attends to the hall door? ” thrown back in defiance, and looking shifts, as I am. I said if it were mine; “Thomas attends to that,” said the angrily at everybody. I did not say I would steal to do it. Colonel, ringing the bell. “There is a "Did you hear me?” cried the Col ­ Nor did I.” - o Refresh'^ And Aots side door, but that is only for the ser­ onel. "I saw him put it down again, ” said vants and tradespeople. ” “I must do my duty, ” said the police Alice Seaton, in a calm, steady voice. “I heard Thomas say that Sir George officer, approaching Gerard; “and for "Allow me to speak a word, colonel, ” .j Pleasantly and G ently . Danvers called while you were at din ­ authority—you need not suppose I resumed Lady Sarah, interrupting ner,” observed Lady Sarah. “No one should act, if without it.” | something her husband was about to else. And Sir George did not go up­ “Allow me to understand, first,” re­ 1 say. “Gerard, I cannot believe you itT 0,UV fl* BlTUAL C°ftSnp AT10’, stairs.” marked Gerard, haughtily, eluding the guilty; but consider the circumstances. The detective smiled. officer. "What is it for? What is the The bracelet was there; you acknowl ­ “If he had, my lady, It would have sum total? ” edge it; Miss Seaton left the apart­ 0 vei ^COJAE Permanently ^ made the case no clearer.” “Two hundred and fifty pounds! ” ment when you did, and went into the “No, ” laughed Lady Sarah, "poor growled the colonel. “But if you are front room; yet when I came up from old Sir George would be puzzled what thinking to compromise it in that way, dinner, it was there no longer. ” With many millions of families Syrup of Figs has become the to do with a diamond bracelet.” young sir, you will find yourself mis­ The colone! would speak. “So It lies ideal home laxative. The combination is a simple and wholesome “Will you tell me,” said the officer, taken.” between you and Miss Seaton, ” he put wheeling sharply around upon Thomas “Oh. no fear,” retorted Gerard. “I in. "Perhaps you would like to make one, and the method of manufacture by the California Fig Syrup when he entered, “who it was that have not two hundred and fifty pence. believe she appropriated it.” Company ensures that perfect purity and uniformity of product, called here yesterday evening while Let me see; it must be Dobbs. A hun­ “No, ” answered Gerard, with flash­ which have commended it to the favorable consideration of the your master was at dinner? I do not dred and sixty—how on earth do they ing eye. “She cannot be doubted. I mean Sir George Danvers; the other slide the express up? I did it, sir, to would rather take the guilt upon my­ most eminent physicians and to the intelligent appreciation of all one. ” oblige a friend. ” self than allow her to be suspected. who are well informed in reference to medicinal agents. Thomas visibly hesitated; and that “The duece you did! ” exchoed the Believe me, Lady Sarah, we are both Syrup of Figs has truly a laxative effect and acts gently with­ was sufficient for the lynx-eyed officer. colonel, who but little understood the innocent. ” out in any way disturbing the natural functions and with perfect “Nobody called but Sir George, sir,” speech, except the last sentence. "If (To be continued.) he presently said. ever I saw such a cool villain in all my freedom from any unpleasant after effects. POUND FOOLISHNESS. The detective stood before the man experience!” In the process of manufacturing, figs are used, as they are staring him full in the face with a look “He was awful hard up,” went on Not Always Kconomy to Buy In I>arge pleasant to the taste, but the medicinally laxative principles of the of amusement. Gerard, “as bad as I am now, and I dia Qnantlt'es. combination are obtained from plants known to act most bene­ “Think again, my man,” quoth he. it. I don't deny having done such One of the commonest forms of “Take your time. There was some one things on my own account, but from pound foolishness is countenanced by ficially on the system. else.” this particular one I did not benefit a many high authorities. This is the The Colonel fell Into an explosion; shilling.” purchase of certain household pro ­ TojJet its beneficial effects — reproaching the unfortunate Thomas visions in large quantities. Few wri­ with having eaten his bread for five CHAPTER IX. ters on domestic topics fail to lay ^ b\jy the ^er\uir\erMakn\jfact\jred by years, to turn around upon the house His cool assurance and his words stress upon the economy of buying and its master at last, and act the struck them with consternation. groceries in bulk. That sugar and part of a deceitful, conniving wretch, “Dobbs said he'd take care I should flour, potatoes and apples should be and let in that swindler ----- be put to no ineonvenienve —and this bought by the half or whole barrel, CaViferwia Fk) Si/rup shoes L>r myle, roll.fort and urar i.an excelled ail oilier hold close watch over them. Even make* told at these price*. 1...» excellent reparation hits liecn won by nicnt Waiting “Because Mr. Oprard asked me not "and I'll go with you and prefer the alone. W. I.. Donyla* alioea have to give tietlrr sal .ataction than other $1.0P»nd after these events the young mistress $*.to shorn bctaUM hm reputation lor tue beat $1.00 and $...» shoe* must be to say he had been, sir; he is not charge. He scoffs at it. does he?” maintained. “Yes. that I do, ” answered Gerard, feels as if she were absolutely reck­ Sold 0u C>3 Douglas Storm in American ritim telling direct from factory to friendly here just now, and I promised nearer at one projU; and Out shoe Ucuuit etiiyiclicre, him I would not. And I'm sorry to "for whatever pitfalls I may have got less and no manager at all when she so far departs from household law as For You have had to break my word. ” into in the way of debt and careless­ “Who is Mr. Gerard, pray?” ness, I have not gone Into crime.” to buy food in small quantities. —Inde ­ pendent. WL. DOUGLAS In the fertile valleys of sunny “He Is my nephew,” interposed the “You are accused. Bir,” said the offi ­ Kansas, beautiful Oklahoma m checkmated Colonel. “Gerard Hope. ” cer, "of stealing a diamond bracelet.” magnificent Texas, or in the “But as Thomas Pays, he is no “Hey!” uttered Gerard, a flash of Evidence to the Contrary. s3™ SHOES »3°° irrigated fields and mines of Colorado, New Mexico pwindler, ” remarked Lady Sarah; “he intelligence rising to his face as he “Do you think that a man is always I.lnel annid He is no thief. You may go. Thomas.” glanced at Alice. “I might hav* better off for a college education? ” UNION MADE Equaled at Any Price. and Arizona. guessed it was the bracelet affair, if I “No, ” answered the housewife, rather ThojmmHduA always been placed so hluh that the wearer recelee* more mine for Ids money It's there!—Dig for It! “No, sir,” stormed the Colonel, lit the ». I~ Dmitris* JS.o. and $VS0 shoes than he can yet elsewhere. W. I.. Dontrlas makes anil sells To see the country “fetch Miss Seaton here first. I'll had had my recollection about me.” sharply. “This morning I asked a more $8.00 and $t.io shoes ihaa any other two manufacturers in the world. Fast Color Eyelets Used. ’oin homeseekers’ excursions "Oh, oh,” triumphed the colonel In man who came around with a wagon XV. I.. Douglas $3.00 anti 83.IM shoes a-e made of the same high-grade come to the bottom of this. If he has leathers used In 80.00 anti 80.00 shoes and are Just as good In every way. { Teeember 3 and 17. done It I^ady Sarah, I will bring him sneering jocularity, "so you expected whether he had any nice fresh eggs. Insist upon having XV. I.. Douglas shoes with name and pr'ce stamped^ Only one fare for round trip to trial, though he is Gerard Hope. ” it was the bracelet, did you? We shall He merely looked at me reproachfully on bottom. Shoes sent snywhere on receipt of price snd V< cents additional for plus #2.00. ,-*rr1»Ke. Take measurement* of foot aa shown : state style desired ; sl*e anti Alice came back leaning on the have it all out presently. ” and said; “Madam, might I be permit­ J^'d'h ”"nally worn : plain or cap toe ; heavy, medium or light sole*. ted to observe that fresh eggs are al­ arm of Lady Frances Chenevlx; the “I heard of the bracelet’s disappear ­ W. L. POUCLAG, Brockton, Mas*. latter having been dying with curios ­ ance,” said Mr. Hope. “I met Miss ways nice eggs, and nice eggs are al­ Santa Fe ity to come in beiore. Seaton when she was out this morning ways fresh?”—Washington Star. “So the mystery is out. ma’am,” be­ and she told me it was gone. ” Nature’s Priceless Remedy Rheumat'sm. Neural­ Address Gen. Pass. Office, A. T. A S. F. TTy. gan the Colonel to Miss Seaton; “it “Better make no admissions, ” whis­ Ion* Enough for Any One. OR. 0. PHELPS BROWN S gia, Weak Back. Spraina, nDADSY^ discovert ! General Health. Burnt. Sore* and all Pain. appears this gentleman was right and pered the officer in his ear. “They Teacher—How many of my scholars Gentlemen: —I used two bottles of PREOtOUS CaanlallWOet It of your O f quirk relief and c. OjJcCIBI dr.iiuript. as, &or. rates. Book of testlironlals sad !• DTP that somebody did come in; and that may be uted against you. ” can remember the longest sentence Baxter’s Man rake Bitters and It bad HERBAL 1r he doe* not well It, .end rasa. urn. m. m. uaaas-a aoaa. a*x a. amm somebody the rebellious Mr. Gerard “Whatever admissions I may make, they ever read? Billy —Please, mum, I a decidedly good effect along the line u. hi* now, snd for your OINTMENT trouble, we will free W. N. U. —DETROIT—NO. 4-8.-1901 Hope. ” you are at liberty to use them, for they of general health. I took It for diges ­ R Cures Through»the...... Pore*...... Bend You a ...... Trial, lICBi can. Teacher—What? Is there only AddrcDrO.P Bnwu.HD B’way.Hewburgh.N. Y. Alice was prepared for this, for are truth,” haughtily returned Gerard. one? Well, William, you may tell the tive troubles anti was much pleased Thomas had told her Mr. Gerard's visit "Is it possible that you do suspect me with the result. O. A. Botsford, On- rest of the scholars the longest sen ­ away, Mich. UNIVER5ALISM The Doctrine and the was known; and she was not so ag!- of taking the bracelet, or is this a tence you ever read. BBly—Imprison ­ I Church. The UNIVERSAL- tated as before. It was the fear of Its Joke? ” 1ST LEADtK, the National church and family paper. ment for life.—Stray Stories. Vfcta Aasverlag JUUertlMaeats ■laity SUBSCRIBE NOW lor 1002. Free to subscriber* for Ihe being found out. the having to conceal “Allow me to explain,” panted Alice, rest at the rear. |? per vet r B;1 ti> month*. UNIVEB- ftt, which had troubled her. stepping forward. “I—I—did not ac- Losers are always la Ut wrong. Heatiot This fiptl MUST PUBLISH 8 HOUSE. BB Dearbom St . Chicago. THE CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THUKSDAV, NOVEMBER 28, 1901.

A Surprint*. Clinton Co, Savings Bank One of the surprises of the season OVID HAPPENINGS. occurred last Wednesday night. Miss ST.JOHNS, MICH. Kate Eastman and George Burton We are Sole Agents for the Lehigh quietly left Ovid by the afternoon i’ajrsS Per Cent, lntereston Deposits. train for St. Johns, where they Valley Coal Co. ’s Celebrated Party in Honor of Ethel Thomas—Cars Smashed obtained a marriage license and were immediatly married in tiiat place, re­ OANS MONEY ON APPROVED BONOS AND NEAL ESTATE SECURITY. An Ovid Couple get the Start of their turning to Ovid in time for the “Trip Around tlie World ” that even ­ Friends —Short items. ing. LEHIGH VALLEY OFFICERS Not only was this a surprise to the A. J. Balmwin , Prca. I*. E. WAl.8woHTH.Pree friends of the contracting parties, U. Hiunjell , V-Pre$. K. C.Dkxtbh , Aset.Tree but also to their relatives, many of whom iiad not even imagined it, and George Long Is ill. A meeting was held in the temper­ who had no knowledge that any such ANTHRACITE COAL THE LOCAL MARKETS. J. E. Ilill has returned from Chicago. ance hall Sunday afternoon conducted thing could he in the minds of the by the young people. The Juniors also parties. tVSt.Johns elevatora open at 7 a. m anu Mrs. Elmer Cowan was in Owosso took a prominent part in making the Tlie highest Medal was awarded this Coal at the oloae at 0 p. m. Monday. program one of interest. Mrs. Burton had just recently re­ turned from school at Ypsilanti on Paris Exposition in 1900. St. Johns . Mich.. November 38,1901 Mrs. C. E. Jackson was in St. Johns The following arc the prloea paid in oaah Mr. and Mrs. Lou Storerentertained the plea of home-sickness. As she for produce In tbia market: Tuesday. about forty young friends In honor of had never been away from home for And the Castner, Curran & Bullitt’s their son Laurence ’s fourth birthday, any great length of time, this excuse Wheat. white...... © 71 George Brokaw was in Owosso over Wheal, red ...... - k& 77 Sunday. last Thursday afternoon. A very seemed very plausible. But now as celebrated Oata...... ku 43 pleasant time was enjoyed by all, and the true meaning of her return has Clover 8eed ...... 4 00 4$ 4 50 Mrs. Arthur Cross was In Owosso Master Laurence received many fine dawned upon us we can do no better Alafke...... #00 4# ft 00 presents. Hay, new...... 0 00 kt, h 00 Saturday. than congratulate the young couple Beam* ...... 1 30 kit I 43 Special meetings are being held in and wish them many long years of Barley...... 75 *Phillips, — of* Langsburg.*- FOR WINTER LEISURE town Friday on business. in town Monday. man. Every one reported a tine time. Tlie there’s a world satisfaction Frank Oberry, of Olive, called on Miss Bertha and Nellie Horn spent After the serving of refreshments, a evening will he long remembered by friends in town a few days last week. Sunday in St. Johns. cake game was played in which Miss all who were present. Smoking Mrs. Geo. I). Leonard, of St. Johns, Mrs. J. F. Niles, of Flint, is here Helen Hunter and Lou West were visited friends in town one day last visiting relatives. the lucky winners of the first prize, a Reliable and Criit In. Jackets week. Darwin Norton, of Elsie, was in chocolate cake. The company were “A pill’s a pill,” says the saw. But Mrs. Dr. Hays, of i'ewarao, was the town last Wednesday. then quieted and induced to listen to | there are pills and pills. You want a House several stories, an especially charming guest of Mrs. hr. McPherson one day Miss Kate DeLaVerne spent Sunday pill which is certain, thorough and /Coats last week. in Owosso last week. one being told by Miss Mabel Jenks. gentle. Mustn ’t gripe DeWitt’s Little Lou West then arose and with a very Early Risers fill the bill. Purely veget ­ Mary Smith was born January 23, Robert Bromley, of Pontiac, is nicely worded speech presented an Lounging »822, in Sleightervilie. Tompkins Co., able. Do not force hut assist the bowels visiting Ovid friends. opal ring to Miss Thomas as a token to act. Strengthen and invigorate. Robes N.Y., and departed this life Nov. 22, of remernbiance from hermany friends 1901, of a complication of diseases, Miss Ella Andrews, of Flint, is visit­ Small and easy to take. C. E. Van ing Frances Griswold. in Ovid. The young lady w:as com ­ Sickle . thus making her seventy-nine years, pletely surprised, but acknowledged Not High-Priced Goods, for Gift nine months and twenty-nine days old. A. C. Chapman and wife returned Purposes Only, but Popular Novelties, from St. Johns Saturday. the gift very prettily. Soon after OLIVE. At the age of seventeen she with her this each guest hid their hostess good ­ in Popular Fabrics, at Popular parents came to Michigan and settled Miss Lillian Cleland will spend night with many expressions of joy Prices—to supply the wauits near DeWitt where they commenced Thanksgiving in Ionia. for the occasion. From Our Correspondent. of the every-da*y man who to make a home in the wilderness. Mrs. Verne Allen spent Saturday Miss Ada Simmons, of DeWitt, lias appreciates House Comfort. By the exercise of industry and with her mother, Mrs. M. II. Carr. Let us show you the lines — Cure Colli.le. a new piano. economy they were soon enjoying a Miss Grace Green, of Burton, spent you ’ll be willing to p&y more fair share of this world ’s goods, which Sunday with Miss Lillian Cleland. Last Friday about noon a sw itch was Pros. Wra. M. Smith was in DeWitt than we ask. continued to Increase with the pros ­ left open on the track running through last Saturday. perity of the new country. She Miss Anna Abbott and Jerry this place. A coal car was standing taught school until 1845 when she Hubbard spent Sunday in Owosso. A. A. Wager and wife are visiting on the side track and a freight train faiends in Middleton. was united in marriage to Dr. E. L. Roy Parker, of Lansing, lias come to which was on the main track backed h ClarkCi & Hulse Hunt and for some time made her live with his parents in this place. a box car onto the side t rack and ran I). S. Pike, of Riley, is reported home in Saginaw. Three children Miss Minnie Hunter will be home it into the coal car in such a manner some better at present.* VfciHi were born to Mr. and Mrs. Hunt, one from Ypsilanti tospend Thanksgiving. that it was thrown from the track and Charles Oberry. of Lansing, visited of whom died in infancy, one at the Miss Anna Eberly, of New York, badly damaged, the sides and doors friends in Olive and Riley last week. age of nine years, while the other is visited friends in this place last week. being broken and other injuries effect­ Mrs. E. A. Ferguson, of DeWitt, still living and resides at Lansing. ed. will visit friends in Clinton, Mich., After tlie death of her husband she Fred Walters is home from Detroit and will stay until after Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving day. * * d< * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ♦ made her home with her father at A Farewell Party. L ** >:< * ** ** * * ** ** ** o* ** ** ♦ * * * * o * * * * * oa * x o * * * ** * * DeWitt until her second marriage in C, C. Taylor and wife will spend Will Wetherell began teaching the 1857 to Lucius H. Peet. They settled Thanksgiving with friends in Millett. The members of the “C” Club gave winter term of school at the Brown school house last Monday. on a farm in Lebanon, afterwards Messrs. Edward Marvin and Lou a farewell party last Friday night for I ... MONUMENTS ... moving to Fowler wiiere they lived Storrer were in Owosso last Thursday. Glancey Thomas at the home of Mr. Mrs. Dey Van Fleet returned home and Mrs. Fred Kay. On account of from Durand last Friday. She reports until Mr. Feet’s death in the fall of Miss Minnie Beardsley and Henry I 1880. To them were horn two chil­ their friend ’s departure being so near Mrs. Charles Cole some better. §* In Granite and Marble. Smith, of Victor, were in town Satur­ at hand, each one felt that the occa ­ dren, Lemuel S., who died at the age day. The teacher’s meeting at DeWitt of seventeen, and Mrs. Julia Zada sion was a sad one even under the ap­ last Friday evening and Saturday was IRON LAWN VASES and BOUQUET HOLDERS. Wcod, with whom she made her home Miss Jennie Moore visited in Owosso parent merriment. Many games were well at tended despite the storm. after the deatli of her second husband and Corunna the latter part of last enjoyed and later delightful refresh­ :«* __ week. ments were served. Mr. Thomas was Sclicol Commissioner Then. 11. - until she went to join her loved ones Townsend and Principal Leddick, of on the other shore. She was a loving Ivan Ferguson, of Owosso, has moved made to feel that his Ovid friends | would not soon forget him. Fowler, were entertained at the home mother, a kind and obliging neighbor into the Taft house on South Main of Varney Pearce last Friday night. and her many good acts will serve as street. I WALTER & HODGE, DeWitt Grange entertained visitors lasting memorials to her memory. Mr. and Mrs. Perry St. Clair have Meet Ini; of tlie Soroaia Club. Fnneral services were held Sunday, from South Riley and Gunnisonville gone to Prairie Depot, Ohio, to visit The Sorosis Club met Satmdav af­ last Saturday evening. Six candid ­ Nov. 25, from the M. E. church. Rev. relatives. ternoon at the borne of Miss Mable Higham Street West St Johns, Mich. R. S. McGregor, of St. Johns, officiat ­ ates were initiated. Peanuts and George Daniels met with a serious Rose. The following program was candy were served. Theo. Lorenz and i >X' fi O C< »I< >I< ♦ ing. Interment was in Oak Ridge rendered; cemetery. fall Sunday in which hisleft arm was wife, of Lansing. Elmer Lankton, wife badly sprained. “Structure of Buildings at the Pan- and daughter. Hazel, of Olive, were One by one earth's tics ure broken. American,” a paper read by Miss Neva As we see our love decay; Mrs. Walter Burke, of Eureka, is entertained at the home of Varney Anti the hopes we fondly cherished visiting her sister, Miss Lillian Cle­ Littlefield. Two musical selections Pearce and wife last Sunday. TEACHERS’ EXAMINATIONS Hriirhten but to pass away. land, this week. 0,1 piano, “Janice Meredith Waltz­ One by oue our hopes irrow brighter, es" and “My Old Kentucky Home ” by As we near the shining shore; Don Be Fooledi FOK 1901 AND 1903. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hall, of Price, Miss Helen Hunter and Mabel Rose, Th»l Throbbing ileartaehe Taka the genuine, original For we know across the river St. Johns high school room, beginning third Wait the loved ones gone before. visited at U. G. Hunter ’s Friday and respectively. An excellent paper on Saturday of last week. Would quickly leave you, if you used ROCKY MOUNTAW TEA Thursday of Auvust. the “Indian Congress at the Pan-Ara.” Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands Made only by Madison Modi* 8t. Johns eighth grade room, beginning J. E. Hill lias rented the Robinson was read by Miss Majella High. Fol ­ third Thursday of October. Brings attractiveness to listless, un ­ of sufferers have proved their matchless cine Co.. Madison, Wla. It St. Johns high school room, beginning last lovable girls, making them handsome, building on Main street and will open lowing this program, refreshments,' merit for sick and nervous headaches. keeps you well. Our trade a harness shop in the same. . •nark cut on ouch package. Thursday of March. marriageable women. That’s what consisting of ice cream and cake were They make pure blood and build up Price, ss cents. Never sold St. Johns seventh grade room, beginning Rocky Mountain Tea will do. 35cents. A foot ball game between Laings- served. The meeting was then ad ­ your health. Only 25 cents. Money back In bulk. Accept no subetl" third Thursday of June. journed to meet next Saturday with iMOKn.iTiD.iu tute. Aak your druggist. Kxamlnatlons will commence at 8:30 stand ­ C. E. Vr an Sickle . burg and Ovid will be played at the if not cured. Sold by Fildew and Mill- ard time- ______Ovid Ball Park Thursday. Miss Margaret Woodworth. man, druggists. T H. TOWNSEND. Commissioner of Schools. MAPLE RAPIDS. Mrs. DeUiert Lape is dangerously ill and Miss Edna Hudson lias recently From Our Correspondent. been called to act as a nurse. C. S. Hubbell is on the sick last. George Cornwall, of Pittsburg, visited ills parents, George Cornwall m ' gg R. H. Sanborn was in Ann Arbor and wife, of tills place, last week. M last week. •. .v m Tlie “Trip around the World” given tfft W. Harrington has been sick the by the ladies of the M. E. church last m past week. Wednesday night was very successful. m A Cloak, Cape or Furs, F. L. Con vis was in Henderson last m J. E. Gerow and wife, O. Woodworth m. *VW !• Wednesday. and wife and Lou Storrer and wife m Miss Ivah Hubbell spent Thanks- took dinner with Lou Miller and wife giving at Carson City. Sunday. George Hickock lias returned to Miss Ida Snover, of Dayton, and make his home in this vicinity. Miss May Snoyer, of Alma, visited at i IF A Suit, Skirt or Waist, Arthur Brown is at home from Ann the home of C. D. Snover and wife Arbor to spend Thanksgiving. Sunday. it- Miss Nellie Merrick has returned to Harvey Sober and wife returned 88 m her home; after the season ’s trimming Saturday night from an extended visit it in the millinery store. in New York, Buffalo, Cleveland and 1 A Wrapper Sacque or Gown, *!r : Married, at St. Johns. Monday. Nov. Detroit. 25, George Hocrner and Mrs. Winnie Mrs. Bunch from Gaines has m m Brewbaker of this village. purchased Adlan Lewis’ property on 88 IT *2 Extensive preparations are being Oak street and is moving into the made for the Thanksgiving dinner to same. • t be given at Bliss Hall Nov. 28. The Thanksgiving services will be 1 -fw A Carpet or a Rug, Mrs. F. Alexander and children, of held in the Grace M. E. church Thurs­ Indianapolis, Ind., have moved into day morning at half past ten. Rev. the house lately vacated by P. L. Ry- J. II. Winans will deliver the address. ker. Mrs. Hiram Rross, Mrs. E. A, m • . ’A* m The M. E. society are conducting a Livingston and Miss Lena Bailey, of St. Johns, visited at the home of Mr. t A Lace Curtain or a Shade, rummage sale at Ingraham’s furniture IS and Mrs. C. E. Jackson last Thursday. m store and which bids fair to be a suc­ m•.-.V m cess. George Cornwall has sold his prop ­ •m ci Visiting members from Pcrrinton erty on Elm street to Mrs. Thompson and Middleton were In attendance at and will move to Pontiac where he m• . A* You will find the right kinds at the right prices at| the L. O. T. M. last Tuesday evening. has a position in the Carriage Works. A fine lunch was served and a very Rev. J. II. Winans has purchased t m enjoyable time had. the property on Front street which m m belonged to Albert Murry. After some repairs Edward Winansand wife Ooodrirh Line Keilue e