4 The Clinton Republican.

VOL. XLIV.-NO. 20. ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1899. WHOLE NO. 2,307.

ABOUT 1,000 PRESENT IS NOV COMPLETE. 1 PLEASANT EYEXING IS VERY BADLYI HURT THE BELL WILL RING WITH A BROKEN HIP At the Annual Aufud Pioneer Plcnle. Our Water and Electric Plant a Model of Wax Spent Laat Friday at the Borne of Last Thursday about 1,000 people Perfection. Mlee Suale Dnrkee. . gathered at Round Lake, Victor, the With the addition of the Bacon air About thirty invited guests gathered Stephen Fish Has Been Confined to occasion being the annual August pio­ Edmond Fitz, a Farmer of Olive, is lift and new engine the St. Johns water lad St. Johns Schools Open Septem­ at the pleasant home of Miss Susie Dur- neer picnic. The day was warm and the and electric plant is one of the most kee Friday evening in honor of Mr. and His Bed for*the Last Five dust was terrible but this did not lessen Paralyzed. complete and best equipped in the state. ber 5th. Mrs. H. W. Brass. The gift of a hand ­ the enthusiasm but seemed to make It has cost a lot of money to get it but some rocking chair from A. W. Durkee Tears. people more anxious for a holiday, all now that we have it there is great satis­ reminded the young couple that the time gathering with the intentions of a good HE FELL FROM A LOAD OF HAY AND faction in knowing that we have a plant PROSPECTS FOR A SUCCESSFUL YEAR of wedding presents was not yet past. time and it seemed to be really a success. STRUCK ON HIS HEAD. no town need be ashamed of. The air Music was rendered during the evening In the crowd could be seen faces which BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE. HE IS 104 YEARS OLD AND HAS lift cost about $3,000 and has a lifting by Miss Mamie Emmons, the Amphion will not be seen at these gay gatherings Quartet, Miss Bees Eggerman, H. B. ALWAYS BEEN IN GOOD HEALTH. capacity of 750,000 gallons per daff. This many more years, people, who in the machine pumps directly into the reser­ Washburn and Miss JuliaBross. early Edmund S. Fitz, a farmer of south 8 t. Johns is justly proud of her public days, worked hard in getting th e voirs, and whereas in former dry seasons A cake walk, gracefully executed by country into more civilized means of Olive, was engaged in loading hay last school system, and some day if the it often became necessary to shut down L. F. Constantine and Miss Bertha Keys living. Some had to start as early as Thursday, when the horses suddenly attendance keeps on increasing year by Not many people in St. Johns know on lawn sprinkling entirely for a time kept everyone laughing for a time, and three o ’clock in the morning going twenty- started and he fell. year the way it has during the past five that there is a man living here who is now these tanks are filled about four when it was announced that another over 100 years old. Such a man is living five and thirty miles. He struck on his head and shoulders, years, a new high school building will be cake walk in which all should participate Judge Daboll, who is nearly always and is almoet totally paralyzed. Dre- and .one half times per day and every one a necessity. and at the age of 104. His name is has had plenty of water. 150,000 gallons wasto take place, everybody joined in Stephen Fish. He was born in Sparta, present at gatherings of the pioneers and Ranney, of Lansing, and Sanford, of Superintendent Gilbert Btarts in with cheerfully. Mr. and Mrs. Brass led the Dewitt, more per day are pumped now than New York, in February 1795, he cannot who has a pleasant word for all, being in are attending him, but he is in every indication of a successful year way to the dining room, where dainty the upper peninsula was greatly mi3acd a very serious condition and his recovery formerly. Although the capacity of the ahead of him. Methods of education are remember what day of the month. He is machine is 750,000 gallons per day only refreshments were served of German descent and is short and quite and his absense regretted by many. is a matter of grave doubt. progressing all the time and with the Games and more music served to pass The program was a success. The Mr Fitz was a resident of Lansing about 400,000 are pumped to meet re­ addition of the new commercial course thick set. While a person is talking quirements. During sprinkling hours away the remainder of a most enjoyable with him his mind wanders from one Dewitt band furnished music. The until last March, when he moved on to a the St. Johns high school will stand in a evening, and all departed with hearty farm, where he has since lived. water is used about equivalent to three subject to anothsr. He draws his worde social element was very noticeable and position second to few if any schools in thanks to their hostess for the pleasur ­ all day long the row boats and steamers fire streams. the stale. This course will give all the and is very hard to be understood, The new engine cost about $1,800 set able occasion, and the best of wishes for although after talking with him a while were kept busy, and as there were no BEET SUGAR FACTORY. ’ practical advantages of a business college a long and happy life to Mr. and Mrs. up and the accompanying shafting and right at home. Any young person desir­ you can get a sense of what he says. He accidents whatever, it was altogether Brass. pulleys caxe to about $800 more and ing instruction in commercial law, short is a blacksmith by trade. He has also considered a very pleasant affair. Among the guests proeent from out of The Aim* Concern la Conatructed on an necessitated some change in the building. hand, typewriting, book-keeping and done a great deal of gardening. town were, Ezra Keys and L. F. Con ­ One of the Fitcultjr, Imuienae Scale. The cost of these improvements comes kindred subjects will have the best kind Five years ago as he was going to set stantine, of Three Rivers, Miss Bess Miss Stella Keys returned to Lima, It wou’d prove a matter of much rather bard just at present when taxes of an opportunity for obtaining it here down in a chair be slipped and fell, break ­ are so high, still both machines were Eggerman, of Detroit, Miss Carrie But­ New York, Sunday morning to accept a interest and profit to the farmers who this fall. The high standard already ler, of Alma, and Miss Emma Keys, of ing his hip. Since that time he has been are raising sugar beets if they might pay needed and the wisdom of the move attained in the other courses and the confined to his bed. He cannot move position on the faculty of the college New York. located a visit to Alma and see what kind of an must be apparent. lower grades will be maintained. The about, but has to be helped. Since he there. Miss Keys was a student there last year and this advance speaks institution is being prepared to take : -_____ i - $ ' sciences receive the beet of treatment, Trxvli-YanCamp. was hurt he has not been out of the well for her mental attainments. care of their product. our laboratories being excelled only by Ora Travis and Miss Minnie VanCamp house. He was never sick, but has At first sight one is impressed^ by the those in the largest cities ^f the state. were quietly married in Union City on always been in the best of health. He THEY WANT FACTS. Wednesday evening last week. They immense size of the buildings. The main Will A. Newton, of Joliet, Illinois, has left immediately for a wedding trip always worked up to the time that he 34TH ANNUAL REUNION been engaged to take the place made through northern Michigan. The groom was hurt. factory building is of brick, is five The .State Tux Coinralxuloners ure to Invea- stories vacant by Mr.Smith ’s recent resignation. is meeting with success as an educator, His parents and his br >ther and sister high with a cupola nearly the tlgate. he having been principal of the schools Of (lie 2nd Michigan Volunteer Infantry whole length of the building besides this Look on another page for the school all lived to be quite old. Anyone in Clinton county who has at Union City for several years. The at St. JoliiiH. this, and is nearly 400 feet in length. announcement. byde has also met with success in the He had three children. One is now information which be thinkB would lead pedagogical line, she having been an living. Five grand children, ten great- This reunign will take place at St. TheD there is a large boiler building and a dumping shed for beets. This dump ­ to ^placing property now un taxed on the CANCELLED STAMPS. instructor for sometime in Union City. grand children and six great-great-grand Johns on September 21st. assessment rolls is requested by the State May joy and happiness be theirs. children. Altogether there are five There will be a welcoming address ing shed is about forty rods long, with Tax Commission to forward ail facts of The Uae of Them Made Trouble for Oarar generations. with response, and music. The orator three driveways the full length and a deep bin on either side of the driveways. which ne may be possessed to the Board Billiton. BUSINESS LOCALS. of the day will be Gen. O. L. Spaulding. at Lansing. Blanks will be furnished for New Brick Nearly Completed. His speech will be followed by a pro ­ Some idea can be gained from this of Saturday Oscar Ellison was in M. T. the enormity of the business. For the purpose and it is expected that some Streeter's office and remarked that as he Glrla Wantnl, The new brick building, which Jacob gram of toasts and responses, with ap ­ miles around Alma the most conspicuous of those iudividuals who have been giving had some letters to mail he would go We will give steady employment to Shindorf, has put up on the corner of propriate instrumental and vocal music. twenty-five girls of good character if sight is the large fields of sugar beets the assessors the “merry laugh ’’ may down town. Mr. Streeter asked him to Higharn and Brush street for his black ­ The late Henry Walbridge was a mem­ have to contribute a larger proportion application is made at once. The work ber of this regiment. stretching away in all directions. Farm­ mail some for him also, and gave him is very neat aod can be quickly learned. smith and carriage shop, is nearly com­ ers’ wives may be interested to know toward the general expenses after the the money for postage. It afterward You re respectfully, pleted and now in use. It is a great that 6Ugar beets make excellent pickles commission get through with them. The appeared that of the nine letters mailed Richardson Silk Co . improvement over the old corner. The A Trne Fable. Commissioners say among other things 19 3 F. A. Washburn , Supt ., as well as sugar. for Mr. Streeter seven had cancelled Belding, Mich, old building next to the corner has been From Pontiac Post: in a circular just issued to the super ­ stamps on. made into a show room for his carriages Once upon a Time there was a boy visors of the state; “The State will be He was arrested Monday on a charge of Buy your nice dress at and altogether Mr. Shindorf has a very named Oliver. His second name was LABOR DAY AT ROUND LAKE. served, if you will give us, and we ask it embezzlement preferred by Mr. Streeter. Noble Burnett ’s up to date building. Spaulding, and He was born and Raised at St. Johns. Oliver was a slim b^y so of you, a detailed list: 1st, The names, He was held on this charge and Tuesday Win. U. Mention, Proprietor hua Arranged New silk crepons, black 75c, $1.00, 1.50 slim that it took two like him to Cast a including residence and post office ad­ the prosecuting attorney received a tele­ for a Hlg Time September 4th. to $3.00 per yd. The Mercantile Shadow. He went to school, and was so dress, of those in your district a ho loan gram from W. R. Bates, U. S. Marshal at SWALLOWED A LIZARD. Lank th.it the Boys called him Dinky. The program is as follows: Literary But he took to Learning like a Puppy to money upon note, bond, mortgage, or Detroit, requesting him to hold Ellison Special sale on lot of shirt waists, a Bone, and by and by He graduated in exercises, during which a speech on the other form of credits, including those for a U. S. warrant. wrappers, skirts and suits at about one While Drinking Water From a Well at Short Pants. These pants were lioeo, laboring man of today, will be made. A possessed of stocks in corporations; 2nd> half real value at Noble Burnett ’s Portland After Dark. His trial was set for Wednesday morn­ and Will one day become famous. trap shootiDg match, opeo to teams of The names, including residence and poet ing before Justice Marshall. On motion Every kind of book and job printing From Portland Review: Oliver went to the University, Where he not less than six for an elegant silver office address, of those who set off alleged Mrs Lottie Calkins of Ionia, who or­ remained slim in frame, but he soon of his attorneys, J. C. Dooling and Wm. at The Republican office. Satisfaction thickened up on knowledge. By aod fey cup valued at $20.00. 100 yards foot indebtedness against credits for taxation Smith the trial was adjourned to next guaranteed. tf. ganized the Royal Circle in Portland race. 1st prize $2.00,2d $1.00 and various last October, is very. ill. While here Mrs. they gave Him a sheepskin, aod he p^rpioses; 3rd, What amount of credits Tuesday. A U S. warrant charging de­ struck Out. Oliver was Never known as other sports. The Marion band, of they admit for assessment, if known; if frauding the government is now out Finest line of outing flannels and ’ Calkins stopped at the home of Horace a Fighter, although he liked to see a Dewitt, will furnish music. Dance in eiderdowns in town at Safford. One night she went out to the good Foot Ball Match, which is con ­ not known definitely approximately against him. sidered the next thing to it. When the the evening closing at midnight, 50c. a what amount; 4th, What amount of set­ Noble Burnett ’s well after dark and took a dr:nk of couple. Meals served at the Hotel water. A few minutes afterward the war Broke out with Spain, Oliver gr>t a offs have been claimed against credits, if WITH SPINAL MENINGITIS. Fancy camels hair plaid iu skirt pat ­ Commission, but they didn ’t send Him known; otherwise approximately what terns 50c to $2.00 per yd. felt a strange sensation in her throat, as School Open* Tuesday, September 5tb. over to fight Weyler, being he was so The Mercantile if something alive was struggling within. Slim. The last they knew of Oliver, be amount; 5th, The names of all persons Edward Nuumea la a Very Sick Young Supt. I. B. GPbert, Principal F. P. in your district, with poet office address, Mrs. Calkins ’ sickness dates from that was stationed way up in Alaska among Buck and Miss Bromley will be at the Man. Fine tailor made suits, jackets, capes, the miners. Not Long ago His picture who have been reported to you or of We have all read a great deal about and skirts cheap at Noble Burnetts time. She continued to grow worse and was in the papers as Having, with a Little high school Saturday afternoon and now her body is so emaciated that she is whom you have any knowledge, said to this dread disease, but St. Johns people Hammocks cheap at Hunt ’s. Band of 25 armed men, dispersed a crowd Monday to meet all pupils who wish to be possessed of any untaxed credits or but a shadow of her former splf. Doctors of 500 quarrelsome miners Oliver wears plan their work for the coming year. have fortunately had nothing to do with disagreed as to the cause of the trouble U. S. on his shoulder straps, but no personal property of any character, or it up to this time. Mr. Naumes is in a Standard patterns are perfectly reliable larger clothes than w6eo they called They wish specially to see all who are to a complete stock at Noble Burnett ’s bnt Mrs. Calkins has insisted that there names of persons whom you believe are very serious condition being nearly him Dinky. enter the freshman class of the high so possessed. was something alive iu her throat. Her Moral —You can ’t tell How Far a Frog school this fall. blind. He will undoubtedly be confined Elegant line plaids suitable for chil ­ We will cheerfully receive from you drens tongue became cracked and her suffer­ will jump by the size of his legs. Supt. Gilbert requests all persons who to his room for some time to come. school dresses 25 to 50c per yd. The Mercantile ing was almost unbearable. She finally any suggestion or complaint, whereby wish to rent rooms to pupils or to take efficient, ad ministration,! to the full intent Coagregatloaal Church Notea. induced her physician to try to poison them to work for their board, to send FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP and spirit of all the laws ielating to tax ­ Sunday September 3rd. Services for Bargains in all summer goods at the reptile, for such she firmly believed it him their address and prices. the day. Noble Burnett 's ation, may obtain. to be. Mrs. Calkins was right. The The teacher in English, Mr. W A. Morning 10:30—Preaching by the Two Colored Tennis to Meet In Nt. .Johns The center thought of the members of Pastor. Subject, “Seeking the King Waut«d process of poisoning has developed the Newton, comes from Joliet, Illinois He Wednesday, September 13th. this Board is to reach equality in taxa ­ dom. ” Second hand heating stoves, also pay presence of a lizard, about six inches in is 27 years old, a graduate of Lake cash for rags, copper, zinc, lead and rub The Columbian and the Cuban base tion over all the property within the Sabbath school at 12. length, and portions of the animal have Forest university, Lake Forest, Illinois i Christian Endeavor meeting at 6. * ber, Faxon A Richmond block. ball teams, who have both claimed the State, general and specific, ao far as this Wm. Crich . already been recovered. While the and took a B. A. degree. Mr. Newton Evening services at 7:30. ^ championship for the last three years may be accomplished under the law; At this service the pastor will read poison was being administered the lizard has specialized in English and oratory. one of Sheldon ’s stories, on which he would bite the lining of the throat as the are now playing a series of 21 games to with malice or prejudice toward none Some good bargains in corsets at decide it. A game will be played at the The new Commercial course begins will preach the Sunday evening follow ­ Noble Burnett ’s drug began to take effect. The recov- but exact equality, if thia is possible, to ing. Come and bring your friends. Fair ground St. Johns Wednesday, Sept ­ this year. It will be the aim to of Mrs. Calkins is still a matter of grave thoroughly prepare pupils for the actual person, corporation and property within A. Buvkhobst , Pastor. Waist patterns in wool and silk plaids ember 13th, at 3 o ’clock; between the 5th our State.” $1.00 per yd. The Mercantile doubt, and Dr. McCIurg will examine and fith inning they will sing, dance and business of our commercial and law M. K. Church Notea. the case this week. box. offices. No one will be allowed to slide ■ The fourth quarterly meeting services Mr. Safford has one of the best wells of through, but it will be held on an of the Methodist Episoopal church will Hammocks cheap at Hunt ’s. water in the village and is at a loss to New Electric Line, take place next Sunday and Monday, equality with other courses. September 3d and 4th. ’ See the new capes and jackets at understand how the lizard ever got into CLINTON COUNT! FAIR. The electric road from Ann Arbor to Sunday morning at 9:30 p. m. will be Noble Burnett 's it. It should serve as a terrible warning Party at Enrcka. Saline is expected to be in running order the fourth quarterly lova feast. A number of old friends of Robert Pretty novelties in dress patterns all to people who are in a habit of drinking Prospects Excellent for n Flue Exhibition ’ by September 7tb, and the management The love feast service to be followed at water in the dark. Teare and wife gave them a party last intend to celebrate the event by running 10:30 a. nj. by the observance of the wool at 25c aod 50c per yd. Extensive preparations are being mad6 Friday in their new house near Eureka, Lord ’s supper. The Mercantile for the County fair which takes place at free cars between Ypsilanti and Saline Sunday school at 12:15 p. m. Free Street Fair and Carnival. where a very pleasant tims was had and during the entire opening day. Important to Rom Grower*. St. Johns September 28, 27, 28 and 29. a fine repast was served, two tables being The Junior League at tne usual hour. We have for sale several Miller bean Durand is making extensive prepara ­ A large premium list has been prepared At 6:30 will be a general class meeting, harvester attachments to fit Whipple tions for a free street fair and carnival to well filled and relieved of their burden a union of the Epworth League and the by the management and full exhibits of good things. Among those present class meetings led by the Presiding Riding Harrow, cheap for cash, as we continue four days, commencing with are expected in all departments. The Sandbagged. Elder or the pastor. •hall close them out at once. Tuesday, August 29. The project is be were three ministers two of whom were 17 3 F. C. Mason * Co. speed premiums are generous and ought from Elsie with many other friends from From State Republican: In the evening the Rev. Dr. W. M ing pushed for all there is in it and wil^ to attract some very fast horses. Our E dward Lovejoy, 818 Pine-st north Puffer, presiding elder of Lansing dis­ undoubtedly be a success. the same place. The visit at Bro and was sandbagged Thursday night about trict, is to be present and will preach at Bread 3c 16 ouncee full weight loaf half mile track is excelled by few, if any, 7:30 p. m The Mercantile sister Teare’s was a pleasant one. Old 10 o ’clock and robbed |of $15. He was in Michigan. A good rain just provious time toppics were talked over, aod The fourth quarterly conference will would be fully as acceptable as dry on Shiawassee et west, opposite the high beheld Monday morning at9:30 a m. Every kind of Itook and job printing POISONED BY CHEESE. renaioiscenses of the past were so much There will be the regular preaching weather during the fair. school going towards Pine when two men at The Republican office. Satisfaction enjoyed to say the least all had a good suddenly accosted him. They ordered service at grange hall, Bengal, next Sun ­ guaranteed. tf. day p. id . at the usual hour. There will Chaa. Chant and Father have a Narrow Picnic at Grand River. time and many well wishes to Bro. and him to empty hia pockets, which he re­ sister Peare, in their new home all made also be given the opportunity for baptism Applea WmImI. Eecspe. Last Friday a number from here, in ­ fused to do. They proceeded to sandbag and reception of members at this service. Last Sunday Chas. Chant, his father by their hard toil and skillful manage Pastor Holmes will be present. We are in the market for any quantity cluding Mr. aod Mrs. D. H. Huot, Miss him in the most improved manner, of periog aod cider apples. All sound and two brothers ate some cheese at the Belle Baldwid, A. J. Baldwin, Mr. McCall meet. knocking him to the ground and then Notice is hereby'given that the mett apples two, and one fourth inches in size home of Mr. Chant's father. In a short and Miss C. A. Shaver went to a spot on 77 Arrests. rifling bis pockets. ing of the board of special assessors and and larger, will do for periog, the small time they were taken ill and Dr. Weller Grand River about fou r miles from Lyons, The Lansing polios made the above . Lovejoywasso stunned by the blow the village council to review assessment cider applflssboulo be kept separate from was summoned. He pronounced it a for a picnic. The natural beauty of the number during the carnival week just that he oontinued his way homo instead roll No. 9 of the Higharn street sewer ex ­ ths others. Wind falls and apples that tension is proepooed to September 4th, are shook off will do for dryers. Will not case of poisoning. All are doing well place and the quality of the spring water past. One person arrested wan a girl of reporting the matter to the police. barrel any more early apples for a short now, but it was an unpleasant experience 1899, at 7:30 p. m. is unsurpassed around this section of the 15 years old. The charges ranged all the The affair was not reported at police M. McDonald , time. to say the least. oountry, and all had a good time. way from truancy to burglary. headquarters until Friday morning. Clerk. 19 2 Wolcott A Danlkt Co . * WELLS A 5 REACHES ENGLAND, REAL ESTATE. News from Clinton County. Arctic Explorer Telle of HU Vafage-Has LEAN to Walk-oii Crutches- John X. Parker to Wm. H. Illchards, MAPLE RAPIDS. s 5-1(5 of e K of n w )4 of section JO. Hull, England, Aug. 19. —Walter Bengal ...... $ 300 OO The Republican. Wellman, the leader of the Wellman Ellxalwlh J- Drake to W m H. Rich ­ Rev. C. Mendenhall and wife, of Ionia, polar expedition, who- returned ards. n 5-1(5 of e U of s w k aud *5-16 are visiting friends here. PEOPLE Tromsoe, Norway, Aug. 17, after hay ­ of e V4 of n w hi of section JO, Itengal Thursday, August 31,1899. ing succce.’sully completed explorations (q. c.)...... 225 00 R. H. WUkeoson, of Carson City, is Cleanliness goes Alice Knowles et al. to William Berk - with health. JJ wt In Franc Josef Land, has arrived here. hausen, n % of sw k of nectlon 17, visiting Mias Victoria Qordanier. He walks with the aid of crutches, -WOMAN’S FRIEND. WE8L?iLEV- Married, Wednesday eveoing, Robert Aavt catarrh any­ At any stage of a woman ’s life Essex ...... 1,050 00 his right leg, which was seriously In Martha Bateman to Thomas Batefnan A number from this vicinity attended Blank and Anna Newton, by Rev. £. where we can Jured by a fall into a snow-covered ere Zoa Phora is helpful. At that e H of ae 14 of section JO. Watertown 1,000 00 the Farmers’ Picnic at Orand Ledge, Mudge. not be wholly vasse while Mr. Wellman was leading trying boundary between girlhood Isabelle A. Hooper to James Abcgff, Friday last. Mrs. R. C. Lowe, Mrs. A. J. Moss and clean. his party, still being useless. The ex and womanhood, throughout wife­ lota 12. 13, It and pt. of 15, biock E, children visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Make system Ovid...... 550 00 Alonso Bennett is putting a wall un ­ plorer was accompanied by the Amerl hood and at the great change that Ann Hildret h et al. to Jonathan Hil­ der his house LeRoy Bennett is doing Woodbury in Bingham Saturday. atic efforts to can members of the expedition, who comes to her later in life,—Zoa dreth. n 10 a. of s 100 a. of ne X of the mason work. Mias Minnie Hartford and nephew, of be free from are well. Phora is essential to regulate and section 28, Fnm -x , (q. c.)...... 400 0(8 Detroit, and Mias Singer, of Grand In an interview with a representative Jonathan Hlklreth et al, to Milton F. Friends and neighbors to the number this disgusting assist nature to overcome threaten ­ Hildreth, e V4 of n 40 a. of s 510 a. of of thirty-five surprised Mrs. Jane Dilling ­ Rapids, are visiting with Jacob Gorda disease. Mrs. L. A. Johnston, 103 of the Associated Press Mr. Wellman n« H of section 28. Essex, (q. c.)...... 400 OO nier and family. said: “The object of the expedition ing ills that mean so much to a ham Wednesday, the lfith, to remind her Pilham and Ripley Sts., Montgomery woman ’s health and life. Every Jonathan Hildreth et al. to Ann Hil- ' it was her birthday, she being 83 years was two-fold —to complete explora ­ dretb. w % of e H of n 40 a. of a 00 a. Ala., tells her experience with catarrh tion of Franc Josef Land, of which the woman who has used it—and there of ne }4 of Section 28, Essex, (q. c.) .. 400 00 of age. ' All enjoyed themselves. Relief la Six Mount. of the stomach and how she was Distressing Kidney and Bladder disease north and northwestern parts were are thousands of them —continues Jonathan Hildreth et al. to Esther A. B. Kincaid, wife and children accom­ relieved it sis hours hr “ New Great South cured: practically unknown and to reach to praise it and express gratitude Ocobock, e H of w J4 of n 4n a. of s 00 panied by his mother, Mrs. John Nouree, American Kidney Cure. It is a treat surprise high latitude, or even the pole itself. for its wonderful benefit. a. of tie of section 28, Essex, (q. c.) 400 OO of Watertown, start Tdesday morning on account of lte exceeding promptness in “I will state to you that I have Jonathan Hildreth et al, to Mary D. for a trip to Petoekey. Mrs. Jane Dil­ relieving pain in Madder, kidneys ana back in taken eight bottles of your Pe*ru-na The first object was successfully ac Hildreth, w 5* of n 40 a. of a 90 a of male or female. Believee retention of water and two of Man-a-lin and rejoice to say complished. The second would have \ It has helped eo many A ne H Of section 28. Essex, (q. e.)...... 400 OO lingham also thinks of going with them almoat immediately. If yon want quick relief been achieved, at least to a greater Lvdla J. King to Fran! Cowan et al, and cure this is the remedy. Sold by * God bless Dr. Hartman and Pe-ru-na. others—may It not be |l Iota 15, 16 and 17. block 14, Ovid...... 1 00 A. O. HUNT. Druggist. St. Johns. Mich. extent than by previous explorers, but And I earnestly assure you that It for the accident to myself.” allowed to help you ■ Homer It. Campbell to Edward Wal­ has done me more good than any medi­ dron, land on se 5* of section 18, DALLA8 CENTER EUREKA- Mr. Wellman recounted the starting It sets gently but surely aud safely on Watertown ...... j oo cine I have ever taken in my life, of the expedition from Tromsoe, June woman's delicute organism, bringing Homer R. Campbell to Edward Wal­ dron, land on se M of section 18, Bain is needed very much. prescribe it to every one I meet who 26, 1898; how It reached Elmwood, the perfect health. Sold by ail drnggists. George Page is visiting at North Star, is suffering, as the best medicine in headquarters of the Jackson expedl Watertown, (q. c.)...... 1 00 Geo. Stow and wife spent Sunday at tion, July 28, and hoisted there the Ida.I. Sanborn to Edward Waldron, Pewamo. Miss Edith Kirby is sick with typhoid the world, and have made many con­ land on n J4 of se K of section 18, fever. verts who are now rejoicing in the stars and stripes underneath the union W atertown, (q. c )...... 560 00 liss Clara Miller attended the carni- Guy Eagle has been visiting in great good which they have derived jack, which had been flying over the Helen M. Knight to Byron Brown, Jat Lansing Wednesday. Petoskey for some time. deserted settlement for nearly two land on w )4 of section 81, Diiplaln, from the same. I can tell you that I years. ✓y to- o.)...... j.ooo oo Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tagt, f • Thursday, August 24th, a son. Mrs. Omar Botsford returned from am almost entirely relieved of indiges ­ Eva Bauer to Frederick Mot*, w JO a. Canada last Saturday evening after tion, that great foe which has tortured NOT READY TO FIGHT PACKERS. of n fr. X of ne f r. of section 2, Mrs. F. Klee and son, Otto, have quite an extensive viait me so many years, and can now eat / Petroleum ...... 1,300 00 returned from Detroit after an extended Dr. Eugene Hart and sister, Pearl, New York Hotelier* Fell to Accept » Flee Jacob W. Smith and wlfetoCharlesG. visit. anything 1 desire without it is fruits or to Get Meet* Cheep. Norton and wife n 85 a. of ne X of returned from a visit to Canada. Thej something acid.” Balm section 27, Duplaln ...... 3,400 00 Christ Peblo returned toOrank Rapids also took in sights at Niagara Falls and New York, Aug. 29.— The New York Henry D. Tobias and wife to Frances To understand the scientific action A. Tobias, land on s w X of section Sunday after spending four or five weeks other places of interest. Retail Butchers ’ Mutual Protective as 7, Eagle...... j OO In the neighborhood. The Ladies Aid society of the E. V of Pe-ru-na it is best to have Dr. Hart­ sociation met to consider the questions Cures Mr. and Mrs. Fifield and daughter, church will serve ice cream and cake on man's special book for women or his arising out of the recent advance in of Fewamo, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday evening of thie week at the book on chronic catarrh. These books the prices of meat. The Greater New O John Sharp ’s Sunday. home of Mrs. J. F. Couter. are mailed free by the Pe-ru-na Medi York Retail Butchers ’ association, Catarrh. j. Basra the Tbf Mild You Haw Always Bought Miss Maud Kruger and brother, Len, Willard Cahoon and Miss Nellie cine Company, Columbus, O. All which recently decided to organize a Signature returned Wednesday after spending Stevens were married at the E V. par ­ druggists sell Pe-ru-na. corporation for the purpose of fighting a week at Crystal Lc&e. sonage last Wednesday evening by Rev. the big western meat dealers, sent Ldhls A. Meyer, its financial secretary Albert Butler and wife, brother of F. J. Feather. May a long and hai»ppy OLIVE. Mrs. C. Harder, has moved in Mr. life be the result to the meeting. He read a letter from Shone ’s house opposite school house the Capital company of Northwestern Consultation and Examination Froo and Strictly Confidential. Union services of the four Evangelical Jay VauDyke, of Riley, is oo the sick Texas offering to ship 160,000 head of churches were held at the County line list. cattle, which it will ship to New York i church over Sunday. Rev. Feather Mrs. Will Brinkerhoff spent last week at once, and supply 290,000 more In DEWITT. preach?d a yery logical and inspiring at Pine Lake. a year, the price of cattle to the but- sermon Sunday morning. He bids fair Several from around here attended the butchers to be from $28 to $38 on foot DRS. B. S. & CO.. Mrs. Lydia Tout is on the sick list. to do a great work in hie line as he is yet but a young man. carnival at Lansing last week. The men at the meeting decided for the Mrs. M. T. Woodruff is spending a few Mark Brazu, of Belleville, visited present not to accept the plan suggest days with her Bister in Lansing. Miss Addie Kirby, daughter of James ed by the Greater New York organiza H. Kirby, died at the home of her friends around here last week. Quite a number from here attended Farmers have begun cutting their tion. The Celebrated Specialists parents last Saturday afternoon of Of the American Medical and Curgical institute, of Muskegon, Mich the street carnival in Lansing last week. appendicitis. Her sickness was of short corn. It is drying up very fast. PLAN’ TO UNITE COTT oTMILLS. Mr. and Mrs. Riley Woodruff, of St. duration. The funeral services were The acquaintances of Mr. Edward Johns, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. held at the Christian church Monday at Fitz regret to learn of bis sad accident Promoter Credited with Arranging a Big Will be atthe Steel Hotel, St. Johns, Mich., A. A. Woodruff. 10:00 a. m. conducted by Rev. Feather. last Thursday. Combine in New England. Miss'Emma Jaynes, of Grand Rapids, There was quite a crowd at Merlebeach Boston, Mass., Aug. 29. —Colonel Nel­ son G. Green, the promoter of the Na­ is visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and English Spavin Liniment removes all hard last Sunday Co hear the music rendered Mrs. J. A. Shivlev. soft or calloused lumps and blemishes from by the Hoffman band of Lansing. tional Cotton Mill combine, is Baid to Thursday Aug. 31st. horses, blood spavins, curbs, splints, sweenej have formulated a scheme for the con ­ Mr. and Mrs. W. Catermole. of Wayne, ring-bone, stifles, sprains, all swollen throats, We hope to see every young man that spent Sunday with bis parents, Mr and coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one bottle. belongs to Dewitt grange present next solidation of cotton mills throughout Office Hours From 9 a. m. to 7:30 p. m. Cr.e day of cach'month. Mrs. Arthur Catermole. Warranted the most wonderful blemish cure New England, and has been giving op ­ ever known. Sold by A. O. Hunt, Druggist, Saturday evening, September 2nd. Rem­ Mrs. Viancia Windle, of Columbia, St. Johns, Mien. ember you are to entertain. tions on some of the largest companies Jackson county, visited her brother, Several of the young friends of Miss represented in Boston. The New Eng ­ James Furgason, last week. BENGAL. Lucile Pearce sprang a pleasant surprise land mills will Le one part of the na Wesley Linn and little son are making upon her last Saturday afternoon. She tlonal combine representing a capital a ten days’ visit at his former home at Mrs. Budzier has lately erected a was the recipient of several preeents. of $150,000,000. Local banking, local barn. management and to any extent desired at Indian river, Cheboygan county. Nearly every body around here local ownership will be retained. But Charley Deeg and Zerda Jayne took Heory Sturgis has moved into the attended the Pioneer picnic at Round the buying, selling and general finan­ advantage of the excursion last Tuesday, house of Harry Hewson. Lake last Thursday. Owing to the ciering will be subject to the guidance going to Petoskey where they intend Mrs. Charles Perry was called here extremely hot day, but few could stand of central organizations located in Bos­ staying ten days. by the death of her brother. to listen to the speaking. The crowd ton and New York. A charter for the A large number trom here attended The several new bouses in process of was immense, some estimating it at main organization has been granted. the street fair and carnival at Lansing construction in Beogal are progressing 2,000. last week, some spending from one day finely. Buy B irglara Air | w1, to six. All report a good time. Chicago, Aug. 29.— Three of the most School in District No. 1 opens today WACOU8TA desperate young burglars that have Dewitt Camp, Modern Woodmen of with Miss Edith Crampton in the teach ­ ever come under the notice of the po ­ America, at their last meeting, decided er’s chair. Born, August 20th, to Mr. and Mrs. lice were arrested by ofllcers of the to hold their annual picnic this year at A snowball bush in Mrs. Steward’s PhiiiD Taylor, a daughter. East Chicago avenue station. It is ex ­ the Agricultural college, September 29th yard has just produced the second crop I Miss Ada Benedict will go this week pected by Captain Revere that they can The Universalist mite society will hold of blossoms. from Petoekey to Elgin, Illinois, where be connected with over twenty differ­ their regular meeting at the G. A. R. Mrs. Richard Smith was called to Lan ­ she is to teach again the coming year. ent burglaries which have been com­ hall on Thursday afternoon of Septem­ sing last week by sickness in the family Many from this vicinity are intending mitted on the north side within the ber 14 Ice cream will be served after of Lewis Smith. to go on the excursion this week Thurs last three months. The boys, who are 5 p. m. A cordial invitation is extended Joe Shoup ’s father and sieter.of North day to Ottawa Park on Lake Michigan. all between the ages of 12 and 14 years, to all. We hope every member will be Star, visited him last week at the home gave their names as Joseph Beadly, present as business of importance is to Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Plowman, Mr. and Bennett Bremmer and John Evanston, come before the society. of Mrs. M. A. Travis. Mrs. Luther PlowmaD, Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. N. Thurston visited John Gensterblum went to Petoekey on but these names, the police say, are friends at Niles last week. Their daugh ­ the excursion last wetk. fictitious. \ ter, Mre. Ellen Owens returned with them. Miss Ida Swint, professor of history in Jumped From x Car Window. PRICE. The M. E. and U. B. Sunday schools Olivet college, spent a day last week La Crosse, Wis., Aug. 29. —James of Bengal will picnic Friday in Mr. with Mrs. E. T. Cooley, they having Clarke, a banker, whose home is at Frank Holden was home from Indiana Thurston ’s woods one half mile north of been classmates at Olivet when students Steele, N. D., jumped from a Pioneer last week. the center. there. limited train on the Milwaukee road Chas. Marsh visited friends in Pontiac near West Salem, twelve miles east of There have b eo so many machines at Mr and Mrs E. T. Coo ’ey and family here, while the train was running at last Sunday. work in this vicinity the past week that spent a day recently with Mr. and Mrs. a high rate of speed. Clarke was John Isbell is visiting his daughter, m it has been difficult to get help to do the Joseph Dean aDd farailv of Lansing at traveling with his wife on his way to Detroit this week. threshing. their cottage on one of the islands at see his father, who is critically ill at Dell Goodell and family, of Lowell, The ice cream social at the home of Grand Ledge. his home in Ohio. This is supposed visited the Green brothers last week. Charles Foster and wife last Tuosday W. E. Davis, wife and infant son, are to have preyed on Clarke's mind and, Jorden Merrihew, who has been sick evening was well attended and an enjoy ­ spending a few days with his mother together with the intense heat, is at the home of a relative in Gratiot Co, able evening reported. before leaving for Chicago to enter od thought to have made him temporarily has returned home much improved, he Some fields of wheat have yielded well third year as assistant principal in the insane. had an attack of pneumonia. for this year. One field of Dawson ’s Lake View high school, golden chaff on Mrs Steward's farm The Congregational church and Chris ­ O.ncral Milt** In (lie Way. HE CURES AFTER OTHERS FAIL. Rev. Ralph Wooten spent last Satur­ Washington, D. C., Aug. 29. —The tc Most Successful and .Scientific Treatment of All Diseases and Weak­ day night with Mr. Marshall Hand and yielded twenty bushels per acre. tian Endeavor society will hold a harvest One of Roy Plowman ’s horses dis festival September 16th to raise money president desires to send General Mer­ nesses of Mankind Possible to Obtain. reached an able eermon at the church towards shingling the church aoew. ritt to the Philippines after General Eere Sunday morning the occasion being appeared rather mysteriously a week ago, Otis has been given four or five weeks The most widely and fa vfrably known Specialist In the United Htate*. Hla long expert the roll call of the subscribers to the supposed to have been stolen. No tid­ Suppers will be served in connection with n e, remarkable skill and universal sucoese In the largest hospitals In the world enables ings from the horse at last account. it. Further particulars and program of campaigning in which to retrieve :u to treat ail CHHUM 1U, NERVOUS, HK1N and BLOOD Diseases upon the latest son. church. given next week. himself. General Miles wishes to go to to principles, and entitles him to the hill confidence of the afflicted everywhere, the Philippines in active command of fan HTTM AN has no superior In diagnosing and treating diseases and Or The next meeting of the Wacousta I fortuities. Medical and Hurglcal Diseases. Acute and Chronic soldiers and citizens monument associa­ the troops, and his wishes are known i »rrh. Diseases of the Eye, Ear, None, Throat and Lungs, Dyspepsia, Bright's Disea.* to the president and to General Mer­ '•••in*. Kidney, Liver, Bladder, Chronic Female and Hexual Diseases speedily cured bv tion w ill be held at G. A. R. hall on Sat­ ritt. General Miles in this way is an oinent that has never failed In thousands of caaes that bad been pronounced beyor o urday afternooo, September 9tb at 2 • •■*. Many people meet death every year who might have been restored to perfect hea.il> embarassment to General Merritt, who . . uey placed their cases in the bands of experts. o ’cl* ck. Every soldier is expected to be is unwilling to make public his desire present and we cordially invite ail XMPOMTAHT TO bAhlU.- ’OX. OTTMAN, after years of experience, has dlscorrrr.. citizens, ladies as well as gentlemeu. to go, knowing the feeling of General the greatest core knows for all diseases peculiar to the sex. Female diseases oosltlvelr o Miles. ______m (be sew remedy, OLIVE BLOSSOM? The cure is effected by home t^atSTent! JE&tlrI rely We expect to have at least two good Harmless and easily applied. Consultation Free and Strictly Confidential. speakers to address the meeting and will Frt-oldt-nl »t I.irrrpmil, O. DK. OTTMAN[AW operates successfully and DRAFNBSfi. I enre 90 per cent, of all irobably also have a report of progres- East Liverpool, O., Aug. 29.— The painlessly for squint ayes, pterygium, iridec- cases. Matty cases cored in one treatment. Uneeda iu-ny. turning in or out of eye lashes or lids, DISCHARGING BARS cared in every From the soliciting committee which was President and Mrs. McKinley took a closure of tear duct and all other eye opera. case. appointed at the last meeting. Every drive into the suburbs of the city and tlVUh. CATARRH OP THB WOSB. bronchitis CHROMIC SOBB STBS and granu- and long (roubles, caused from catarrh, posi ­ body come and we will try to make it across the Ohio river bridge to the new aied•d lids quickly cured tively cured. interesting for you. town of Chester. Otherwise, East Liv­ A CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURB for the awful effects of earlj vice and the There was small occaaion for surprise erpool's distinguished guests are hav ­ numerous evils that follow in its train. TO YOUNQ AND MIDDLE- that men who had labored “from sun to ing a quiet visit with Colonel Taylor. PRIVATB BLOOD AND SKIN AGED MEN. sun ”Nin the parching atmosphere aud A reception will be given in the even ­ DISEASES speed.ty, completely and per­ Biscuit ing at which Congressman Taylor, manent!* cured. The awful effects of ear!; dust of la-t week, should hesitate a; NBfiVOU8 DEBILITY AND SEX­ A SURE— CURE.------vice, which brings 01 coming out on 8 iinday to the service of President McKinley ’s successor in the UAL DISORDERS yield rapidly to his ale weakness, destroying both mind and the church, feeling that to rest was in Eighteenth district, will speak. skillful treatment. dy. with all ita dreadful Ilia,11 permanently PILES, FISTULA AND RECTAL Gcured. deed a worthy service. Bi.t I wish t Uwjri-n at Hu (Tain, ULCERS guaranteed cured without paia or Right from the oven as fresh as to- * were given me to express to them the detention from business. DR. OTTMAN rest toes they suffeied, not to have Buffalo, N. Y., Aug. 29. —When the SYPHILIS, GONORRHEA, OLBBT, paired themselves by Improper indulgence day’s bread and just as wholesome. {sard the ringing and vigorous words o American Bar association resumed its Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness, Lost and solitary habits, which rain both mind Bession the aldermanic chamber of the Manhood, Night Emissions, Decayed Facul­ and body, unfitting them for business, study, Dr. Wright, of Olivet, who gave us ties. Female weakness and all delicate dia- society or marriage. Daintily served in a dainty package— sermons morning and eveniug such a city hall was filled with distinguished orders peculiar to either sex, positively cured, MARRIED MEN, or those entering oa our souls hunger for and which, could v*e delegates and lawyers of note from dif­ as well as functional disorders that result that happy life, aware of physical debility, the like of which you never saw ' ferent sections of the country who had from youthful follies or the excess of mature qaichly assisted. listen to them continuously, would years. 7 WE GUARANTEE TO CURB Nervous change the whole atmosphere about us, assembled to listen to the address of SPBCIALTIBSt Catarrh, Skin Diseases, Debility, Palling Mankind, Syphilis, Varico­ before. Dust proof, moisture proof, and, after a time cause us to exclaim, Senator William Lindsay of Kentucky. Bores, Pimples, Scrofula, Blood Taints, cele, Stricture, Gleet, Unnatural Dischargee Edema. Cancer, Piles and Diseases of Women Weak Parts amd all Kidney aad Bladder odor proof. A lunch done up in “Behold! What a change hath God Hal I road Wm-k Near Ottumwa. Quickly and Permanently Cured bv the latest Diseases. wrought ” We would not seem to Ottumwa, la., Aug. 29. —A passenger spprovrd treatment as pursued by leading •d" Cases aad correspondence confidential,* criticiee, knowing well there is a limit, to specialists of America and Europe. but personal consultation preferred. tempting style for just train on the Chicago, Rock Island and ^ ** YHE DRIER.—Each person applying for medical treat­ human endurance, yet could not heln Pacific railroad jumped the track ment should send or bring from 2 to 4 ounces of urine (that passed first in the miwnine feeling bow sad it was that such words eleven miles east of this city at 11 (erred), which will receive a careful chemical and microuoopfca! examination, and If request-d should fall to the ground without reach ­ 'clock In the morning and rolled down a written analyst* will be given. Persons ruined in health by unlearned pretenders who ing every ear that could get within the an embankment. Eight persons are .v.« range of the speaker ’s voice. The dis­ reported Injured. course in the evening wae to the young WONDERFUL CURES fA'lZFk Five Cents Celebrate Meslian Indxprniinnrr. or express, bm where possible, personal consultation Is preferred. Curable cases : people and Rev. Cartland, in the kindly^ •F-Cascs and corr—oond-nre confidential. Treatment sent C. O. D. to nay part of OR I spirit of Christian courtesy, closed his Nogales, A. T., Aug. 29. —The people List of i i qTimtUoris fres. Address, with pootaga, services and brought his audience to of Nogales, Mex., are preparing to cele­ share the good things that might be brate the anniversary of the Independ ­ dispensed to them. And all went away ence of Mexico from Spanish domina ­ filled with the strong meat of the Word, tion. The festivities will be inaugu- Drs. B. S. & Co., Mup skeQ?n 'DMicL eminently satisfying to their souls. ab*i Sept. 15 and continued two weeks. J Private Box 60. ■■mm I ■= on s trolley car. He was seriously In ­ * KANSAS GIRLS AT THE FRONT jured. Hi« Ex Trosmuror DRIVING A BARGAIN. Part They Have Darae la TreaeMee WEEK’S HISTORY. In the collapse of the frame work of State of Maine* tbe Coliseum, in course of erection at JOB CL08EHAND GOT A BIGGER ONI la the Philippines. | Chicago, nine persons were killed and When the deeds of conrage and valor a nujnber of, others injured. THAN HE EXPECTED. in the Philippines have become a part News from All Parts of ths Great of familiar history one of its brightest World. LATEST FOREIGN NEWS, And Incidentally Learned That It Id pages will be given to the wives and The court-martial of Captain Drey- Wlaer to Let aa Artlat Hare His { fus opened again at the Lycee at 6:30 maidens who bore a part so nobly with HAPPENINGS BRIEFLY NARRATED. Own Price Than Attempt to Beat the Kansas troops. They were present . in the morning. Maitre Laborl has Hint Down la Any Way. in the trenches, ready with their ban ­ { again taken charge of the case. He i has almost recovered from the effects Job Cloeehand stumbled into my dages to give first aid to any stricken All the Latest Good News, Foralyn KvonU of the assassin ’s bullet. office incoherent with rage. At last. soldier and about the hospitals their Which Am of General Interest, Dime­ Dock laborers on strike at Rouen, cheerful presence and deft nursing gave ters, Crimes end Other Subjects Chroni ­ | however, I made out that be was de- France, have renewed their rioting and | nouncing Jack Crayons, our famous comfort to many a wounded boy. In cled In Condenaed Form for the Busy many arrests have been made. the letters written to home folk by the Header. ' painter, and consigning him to a place At the Dreyfus court-martial a med­ , where his oils would not increase hie Kansas wounded we find mentioned the THE WAR IN THE PHILIPPINES. ical certificate signed by Doctors un ­ names of Mrs. Funston, wife of the known at Rennes was read, declaring comfort despite all his enthusiasm, colonel ; Mrs. Scblieman. wife of the i The Pennsylvania regiment recently it impossible for Colonel Du Paty de i “I want that smearing scoundrel chaplain ; Mrs. Buchan, wife of the i returned from Manila has been mus­ Clam to leave his bed. M. Laborl sued!’’ spluttered Job wildly. “I want tered out. asked that two well known medical him arrested, committed, jailed, bill Kansas City captain; Mrs. Whitman, The United States cruiser Olympia, wife of the junior major, and perhaps men should be Instructed to examine in equitied, bung I” with Admiral Dewey aboard, la at Nice. him, but Colonel Jouaust refused. “Wbat —what on earth is tbe mat­ more frequently yet the names of Miss The admiral is well. News from Santo Domingo is that Bradner and Miss Ollie O’Brien Miss Acts gently on the ter ?” I asked. General John C. Bates haa returned bloody fighting has taken place there, ! “Matter?” howled Job. “He’s ruined Bradner went from Kansas to India to Manila from the Sulu islands with the government losing the heaviest. several years ago as a missionary x treaty signed by the aultan, who met He’s stolen a million from me— idneys iver Anonymous proclamations by the besides $75! ' With the breaking out of the Spanish K , L agrees to all the American terms pro­ thousand are circulating everywhere in war she proceeded to Hongkong and posed and recognises the absolute sov­ Servia, calling for the dethronement “Yon know that Maud Ricbgilt — Three years ago I was all run ereignty of the United States. she ’s worth a cold million if she ’s worth down, weak, exhausted; had then, after Manila bad fallen, to the and Bowels and banishment of King Alexander, Philippine capital, where she at once Cables advices from Manila received along with his father, “Servia’s de­ a cent —and I were engaged, ” con ­ indigestion, constipation, and installed herself as a nurse in the Twen ­ C leanses the System at the war department indicate that stroyer. ” tinued Job gloomily. “Well, today is my system wa? debilitated in tieth Kansas. She kept at the front ° ,, /^EFFECTUALLY it will be impossible to save the cable The First battalion of the Manches­ her birthday, and, of course, I wanted general* Physicians did not help with the boys all through the late cam­ ship Hooker and her cargo. ' ter regiment. Lieutenant Colonel A. E. to give her a present I wasn ’t going to >1 me and I began taking Dr. The mayors of Balinag and San Pe­ R. Curran commanding, haa left Gib ­ waste good money by sending her bric- paign and applied the first relief to all dro Macati have been arrested for aid­ raltar for Natal, amid great enthus ­ Miles' Nervine. Now, I am the wounded that came within her ^ C°-V n* tonic. his sister, Haugh ’s wife. him In the act of working on such a hospital as a nurse, and she has attend ­ Llewellyn Stout, who murdered a hole and stoppe d It up . half length, and by and by he gave in ed to her duties faithfully and well Philadelphia and Reading station and agreed to paint me a half length in New China. agent, was hanged at Eaton, Pa. THE FIRE RECORD. his best style for $75 and throw in a Miss O’Brien is naturally of the army. Fire started in the bollerhouse of the The handsomest set of china seen When a bit of a babe, she was adopted A man of 87, Jacob Christman, of gilt frame. Newtown, O., tried to kill a farmer B. Uhrlg Coal company, Milwaukee, “Well, while he was at work the this season was sent oyer here from into the family of Captain M. O’Brien, destroying $50,000 worth of coal and England, and the design sbow 3 a vine neighbor, and then set his home on daubing villain would never let me see and the people of Hays City remember fire and killed himself. property. of dainty pink flowers resembling the well the pretty little girl who need to Tbe Cure Hurt Cures Fire destroyed Merrlam’s planing tbe picture. He said that there were marsh pink with pale green leaves. The case of William A. Cox of Chi ­ two classes of people who never should flit about their town when the captain cago, wanted for embezzlement In mill and adjoining buildings at Con- The edges of the pieces are gilded, and wAs stationed at the nearby fort. Coughs, Cuba, and now under arrest in New Or­ neaut with a loss of $9,000. see half finished work, and I belonged here and there are bowknots of tur- Miss O’Brien is tasting for the first Golds, leans, has been continued to Aug. 30 Fire destroyed the warehouse con ­ to one of them, and it was such a good qnolse blue of an exquisite tint. The time in her life the delight of being to await important papers from Gen ­ taining the finished product of the bargain that I was blamed idiot enough entire set sold for $400. something in the world besides a social Grippe, eral Brooke. Paine Lumber company at Oshkosh, to humor him. And when it waa fin ­ Harlequin dinner sets are quite the favorite. She writes to friends that Whooping Cough, Asthma, George A. Fry, postmaster at Bynum, Wls., with a loss of about $35,000, fully ished I wanted a look at it, but be said fad. One set recently seen had oys ­ Bronchitis and Incipient Mont., has been found short $3,000 in covered by Insurance. it was already boxed up to be sent to there is no other word but “gkirions. ” A big forest fire is raging In the ter plates of pale pink china, a tiny She is learning to be thrilled by the Consumption, Is his accounts and upon being charged Miss Ricbgilt, and if I opened it I wreath of sea shells decorating the by Inspector Lance, made a confession. timber east of Deadwood, 8 , D. It has would have to pay for having it re­ crash of guns, the tramp of men and already burned over considerable ter­ edges. The soup and roast plates were the blast of bugle. The flag is no longer William lAwler (white) was shot packed. and it was ail right, according white, having a two-inch border of and instantly killed by an unknown ritory and much valuable timber de­ to agreement and one of the best joha a pretty rag fluttering in the whilom negro at Wlllock, Pa. stroyed. crimson with a gold vine traced over breezes —it is the soul of a nation, speak ­ Fortunate circumstances, coupled he had ever dona So I took his word It. Each of the Osh plates was differ­ ing its serious thoughts. When she BU8INK.HS NOTES. with the coolness of the crew, saved for it, miserable ass that I am, and paid ent They had borders of filigree gold wraps the wounds of patriots, she feels Hugh Groevenor Curran, formerly in the lives of the sixteen men and four my $75 and told bun to see that she got work with varieties of fish painted on olios 1 women who were aboard the steamer it yesterday without fail 8 -a-sh-sb-sba them. that she is soothing the hurts of her business in Denver as the Berlin Cloak country, and the strength and broadness company, filed a petition In bankrupt ­ 1 Sir 8 . L. Tilley, which burned off Falr- returned it t-t-to me this mm-morning The dessert plates were in yellow, of it are coming to her like a great light cy In New York. Liabilities $74,352; I port, O. ______with a note b-b-break-k-kjng cor en- pale gold and cowslips. But the gem The G erman remedy * out of darkness. All of this Miss O’Brien no assets. NOTABLE DEATHS. ga-gagement " Here the wretched Job of all was the set of plates on which utvu tells in her letters, and she says she is ’ C.wr« tWoit axvA V A voluntary petition in bankruptcy j Ex-Judge Henry Hilton of New York began to whimper. the salad wag served. The bowl was , §>^'4\>\^ a\\ 25^50d«2 was filed at St. Louis by John P. Herr­ “What is the matter vith it!” I shaped like a head of lettuce with its not shocked nor grieving, but happy — mann, Jr. Liabilities $167,202; assets, is dead. He was the administrator of fiercely happy. —Kansas City Journal the Stewart estate. asked. . delicate curling leaves of a color ex ­ $32,311. J. L. Garvin, head of the Garvin fam- “It’s—it’s un-nothing but XPJ actly resembling the plant they Imita­ The commissioner of Internal rev­ 1 ily, who has traveled all over the west ted. Sold by C. E. VanSickle. enue has decided that the 25-cent 1-Megs, ” Job sobbed. era stamp must not be affixed to pawn I In the temperance Ipterest, is dead at “Wbat? ” I cried. X tickets unless there is a bona fide j Abingdon, Ill. “M-m-my legs," blubbered Joh. agreement with the pawner for storage Burton 8 . Tlbblts of Coldwater, “Thai —that villain says be a-a-agreed charges. J Mich., Is dead. He was twice mayor of I that city. His father, Allen Tlbblts, to p-p-paint a h-half length of me, and Freights on corn were advanced to i staked the first lot for the village T>f because it was to be done cheaply be 2% cents a bushel, Chicago to Buffalo. ch-cb-cbose tbe e-e-easier b-h-balf, the This Is the highest rate in recent years. i Coldwater. j Robert Clarke, the founder of the measly scalawag!”—New York World. It has transpired that the soft coal j Robert Clarke company, book sellers Spaulding & Co.... trust being organized among the rail­ and publishers, died at his home near When a hen wfshes to sit she Is road mines of the Pittsburg district Is usually fat. If you break her she will being financed by Moore & Schley of Cincinnati, Saturday. I Giovanni Turini.a well-known Bculp- lay five or six eggs and become broody New York. The capital of the com­ again. Let her get rid of her fat. Give pany will be $64,000,000. tor, who had been engaged on the Dew- 1 ey triumphal arch, died suddenly at her one egg, let her stay on the nest It is reported that W. K. McFarland, New York of heart disease. two weeks, give her plenty of water, Call your attention to the follow­ superintendent of roads, bridges and feed only once In two days, and then ways of the Rock Island, has been ap ­ ODDS AND ENDS. break her up. She will then have lost ing seasonable goods— pointed chief engineer of the Lacka­ At Omaha, Neb., Ex-Governor Hol­ flesh, and when she begins to lay she wanna line. comb was nominated for justice of the will keep It up. If you must break Two rival syndicates are bidding for supreme court by the Populist conven ­ her, however, get a coop with a flat the purchase of all the print-cloth and tion and indorsed by the Democrats floor, Blat sides and open everywbere. cotton bale mills of Fall River. ' and Silver Republicans. Let It be raised a foot from the A call has been issued for the annual I Counterfeit coins, especially half dol­ ground. Flaee the coop In an exposed meeting of the Illinois State Bankers ’ lars, have been freely passed at the location, where she can see everything Refrigerators, - Ice Cream Freezers, association, to be held Oct. 5 and 6 recent camp meetings in Delaware. around her. Betng disturbed, and not in Chicago. | The man who committed suicide in being able to warm her airy nest, she The property of the New Orleans Central park, New York, was identified gives up in disgust. Lawn Mowers, Lawn Hose, Lawn Sprinklers. Brewing association was knocked as Louis Goldsmith, who recently re­ down to J. A. Blaffer, representing the turned from China without means. Fumigation of Fruit Trrn, organization committee of the associa­ The tug Frank W. searched all day Fumigation of fruit trees infected tion, who offered $860,000, which was for the wreck of the schooner Hunter with the 8 au Jose scale by the use of the only bid. Savldge without success. the gas of prussic acid Is a remedy Chauncey O. Baker, dealer In agri­ which Is now said to be certainly ef­ cultural implements in Ramsey, Fay­ fective. ette county, Ills., has been adjudged a bankrupt by Judge Allen of the United States district court. Notice has been given by the differ­ Gasoline Stoves ent producers of foundry coke that the price of their product will be advanced 25 cents a ton on Sept. 1. This will make the quoted price $2.75 a ton. The secretary of the treasury has au­ CANCER IS DEADLY! Blue Flame, Wick Oil Stoves, thorized the commencement of con­ demnation proceedings to secure lot This fearful disease often first appears ? 36, in Indianapolis, for the erection Results Fatally in Nine as a mere scratch, a pimple, or lump in Blue Flame,Wickless Oil Stoves. of a public building. From semi-official sources it is the breast, too small to attract any learned that a deal Is pending in Wall Casas Out of Ten—A notice, until, in many cases, the deadly street whereby the Illinois Central may disease is fully developed. get control of the Minneapolis and St. Cancer can not bo cured by a surgical Louis railroad. Cure Found at Last. operation, because the disease is a virulent poison in the blood, circulating throughout the system, and although Our Line o MISHAPS AND DISASTERS. At Albany, Mo., James M. Chlttlm, the sore or ulcer—known as the Cancer —may be cut away, the a prominent stockman, was gored to poison remains in the bld, and promptly breaks out afresh, with death by a bull. renewed violence. While bathing at Lock Lomond lake. The wonderful success of S. S. S. in curing obstinate, deep-oeated Builder’s Hardware New Brunswick, Melvin Stackhouse, blood diseases which were considered incurable, induced a lew de­ aged 19, was drowned. spairing sufferers to try it for Cancer, after exhausting the skill of Arthur Brass of Brookville, N. B., the physicians without a cure. Much to their delight S. S. 8. proved is complete and we invite your attention. was drowned In Kennebacasls river while boating. equal to the disease and promptly effected a cure. The glad news Two negroes were killed outright, spread rapidly, and it was soon demonstrated i two were painfully burned and shocked, beyond doubt that a cure had at last been and eighteen others severely shocked found for deadly Cancer. Evidence has accu­ by running foul of a live wire at New mulated which is incontrovertible, of which Orleans. the following is a specimen : By the fall of a passenger elevator “Cancer is hereditary in our family, my father, a In Finch, Van Slyck, Young A Co. ’s sister and an aunt having died from this dreadful wholesale establishment In St. Paul disease. My feelings may be imagined when the hor ­ We Also Carry a Full Line of Paints and Oils, seven persons were injured, three of rible disease made its appearance on my side. It was them seriously. a malignant Canoer, eating inwardly in such a way as It Is now thought the number of peo ­ to cause great alarm. The disease Seemed beyond the White Lead and Painter’s Supplies. ple who lost their lives by ship wreck skill of the doctors, for their treatment did po good during the West Indian hurricane whatever, the Cancer growing worse all the while which passed up the coast ten days ago Numerous remedies were used for it but the Canoer MBS. 8. M. IDOL. will reach 100. grew steadily worse, until it seemed that I was doomed At Owensboro, Ky., three people were to follow the others of the family, for I know how deadly Cancer is. especially killed by lightning during a thunder when inherited. I was advised to try Swift’s Specific (S o. 8 I, which, from the storm. first day, forced out the poison. I continued its use until I had taken eighteen Many children perished by fire in St bottles, when I was cured sound and well, and have had no symptoms of„the SPAULDING & CO. Anne's convent at Sparkhlll, N. Y., dreadful affliction, though many yeara have elapsed. S. 8 . 8 . is tne only cure which was destroyed. The building for Canoer. —Mas. 8 . M. Idol , Winston, N. C. had over 500 occupants and scores are reported dead. Our book on Cancer, containing othor testimonials and valuable John I^Nimls made a Inl ’oon ascent information, will be sent free to any address by ths 8wift Specific wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimm at Sun Soucl park. Chicago, and fell Company, Atlanta, Georgia.'

...... "" ...... rill* Kitchen I* L*r|*. You seed a doctor many time* when yon The Republican. The last of the works of the much- don ’t call one. You *ay to yourself, “Oh, HANDLING MANURE. I’m not sick. I’ll feci all right after a while IN FAVOR OF DREYFUS maligned George IV. Is the enlarged —and doctors' visits are Thursday. August 31, 1899. and improved royal kitchen at Wind­ A V*ry Good (Man For Handling and expensive. ” And so ■ ► Don't Stop you work along endur ­ Col. Cordier Testifies Ho Believes sor castle. It stands —perhaps the Making It. taking Scott's Emulsion be­ largest single kitchen In the world- ing your pain till the 8 the Prisoner Innocent* pain puts you in bed LITERARY NOTE . cause it's warm weather. on ground where royal kitchens have Almost every farmer has his way of —and then the doctor Keep taking it until you are stood from time Immemorial. handling and making manure, 1 will comes. Maybe he HIS OPINION OF COL. PlfQUART. give my plan which after years of helps yon — maybe not. Tl.e Chlueee Throne. cured. George IV. It was who In 1828 gave But his bill follows just Scarcely a more remarkable character It Its lofty roof and top-Ught ventila ­ experience I am still practicing. I the same. • It will heal your lungs and first of all bed my stables for my stock Why not avoid both can be discovered in the annals of history Characterise* Him a Cousclentlou* Soldier tors, its splendid clock let Into the give you rich blood in sum­ with some good bedding such as straw severe sickness and bills than that of the Dowager Empress of and Houorable Man —Claims Col. Henry stone walls and its generally mediae­ mer as in winter. It's cod from wheat, oats, rye or clover, or if by writing to Dr. R. V. China, of whose remarkable career a Committed the Forgery Because Ho Was i- val appearance, says the Pall Mall Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. writer signing himself “Cathay ” tells in Jealous of Flciiuart—Former Mini.ter liver oil made easy. Magazine. At either end of the kitch ­ these can not be had I use forest Write fully stating alt the September number of Harper ’s of War De Freyulnet Testitles—Jouaust SOc. and S 1. All draaiiu. leaves. I make the bedding Just deep your symptoms and Dr. Magazine. Under the title ‘Behind the en Is fixed an immense and venerable Pierce will prescribe for Kefurs to Allow dome Uueetlons. smoke-jack, whose origin Is lost In the enough so it w’lll make a good bed and Pink Walls of the Forbidden City” he it also acts as an absorbent to suck you free of charge. He reviews the “tortuous and blood-stained Rennes, Aug. 29. —General Mercler, mists of antiquity. One of these an ­ is chief consulting phy ­ tha ” by which this remarkable woman nually has the honor of roasting Vic­ up aud retain all liquid manure which sician to the great and the former minister of war, and most is undoubtedly the best part of the world - Aimed Invalids* Kb attained her present unchallenged of the other generals interested in the toria ’s baron of beef. The hot-plate Sluukutownmbed. Hotrl and s^jca! Ia. A Garden Conference. manure. I do not clean out my stables position, revealing a record of conspir­ case were present In the bail of the table In the center of the kitchen stitute and when you write to him you are acies, plots, and intrigues which seem An old gardner says: In the absence measures no less than 14 by 0 feet. dally but let the manure accumulate consulting one of the most experienced Lycee when the second session of the of regular gardeners ’ meetings we can almost of another age. The article gives fourth week of the second trial by The batterle de cuisine, In Its bril ­ until it becomes necessary or I have and successful specialists in the world. perhaps the best view of these events at least have a conference at the gar­ liant array of glittering copper, is time. I always use all the bedding In his thirty years’ constant practice Dr. which has yet been afforded those who court-martial of Captain Alfred Drey­ den fence, as I used to have them Pierce has tried and proven the marvelous large enough to cheer the hearts of the that can be properly mixed In the ma­ efficacy of certain prescriptions of bis and stand outside the ring of diplomation. fus of the artillery, charged with trea­ with my neighbor almost every day nure so as to retain all the moisture. son, was opened. There was no special small army of gourmands, and, to these are on sale by all dealers in medicines. The story the reconstruction of Cuba while I lived in New Jersey. He wad show Its office Is no sinecure, one may In this way the liquid manure Is re­ Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery is a by Mr. Franklin Matthews, which is to incident. Colonel Cordier, deputy chief a market-gardener of much experience mention that It has to make an nnnual tained and the manure heap Is also cure for diseases of the throat, lungs, blood published in the autumn under the title of the intelligence department under and lived Just across the way. As we visit to the manufacturer for restora­ Increased by the amount of straw put and nerves. It works on the stomach, The New Born Cuba, is in many respects the late Colonel Henry, and who, since were both deeply and equally Interest ­ liver, bowels and kid­ one of the most interesting books which tion and repair. Lady Bloomfield says In It for when bedding Is trampled and neys. It is a tonic, alter­ his previous appearance in court, had ed in garden problems, he would come of this kitchen In 1842: mashed by the stock it soon rots from ative and blood-maker. the war has called forth, and it may be been released by the minister of war, said that those who are sated with war over when he saw me at work In the “The fire was more like Nebuchad ­ the chemical action of the manure and Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Qeneral the Marquis de Galllfet, from garden In the evening. Then, again, I nezzar ’s ‘burning fiery furnace ’ than makes nearly double the amount it Prescription .is a speci ­ literature may turn to this book with the his oath of professional secrecy, was fic for all diseases of certainty of finding change. Perhaps would hunt him up in bis gardens. I | anything else I can think of, and would If Just thrown out each morn­ women. no more contrast can be presented of the the first witness called. He testified now look back with a great deal of though there Is now ao company at ing as It would not then be rotted. Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant condition of Cuba at the end of the war to the effect that the late Colonel pleasure to these tet-a-tetes, ns often Windsor, there were at least fifteen or And If thrown out under the caves of Pellets cute biliousness and at the present time than the follow ­ Sandherr and not Lieutenant Colonel with the fence between us, we ex ­ and constipation and so Henry received the famous bordereau. twenty large joints of meat rousting. the stable, as muny do, the rain will help to cure nearly every ing paragraph from the chapter “Havana changed experiences and observations Charles Murray (comptroller of the disease of mankind. Under American Military Rule:” Deposed fur the 1'ri.oiier. wash almost all the manure out of It u relating to garden-work. These confer ­ household) told me that last year they Handle the manure Just as little as Miss Rmma Lee. of Willi­ “And as night fell,” writes Mr. Matt­ The witness deposed strongly in fa­ ences were of much benefit to us. At fed at dinner 113.000 people. ” ford, Sharp Co., Ark., hews, “with a sudden blanket of dark­ vor of Dreyfus and was most amusing possible If you are working for econ ­ writes: “ I was suffering ness, and the lights on the streets in in delivering his testimony. He kept least, I believe that I learned more omy aud also profit. Leave it where severely and tried several the court and even the judges in roars about the business In one season dur­ Muylng* About Wnni.n. doctors but received only buildings, street lamps, and in hundreds “Remember woman Is the most per ­ It falls till It Is necessary to clean your very little relief. Your of cabs dashing about like so many fire of laughter by his comical manner and ing that time than I have learned in stables, then run your wagon to the medicines have done won ­ flies, came out; as the throngs appeared witticisms. He is a short, stout man any two or three seasons since. My fect when most womanly.” —Glad­ ders for me. I had bron ­ stone. stable aud throw your manure In the chitis. catarrh, and also on the streets, and the sound of music with a Jolly fuce and a very red nose. neighbor will probably make the same wagon as you throw It out. Haul It in female complaint. As soon reached the ear from the public square - The colonel declared that his belief in statement. Now. you nelglibors get “Earth has nothing more tender as I had taken the first dry or frozen weather direct to the bottle I could see the medi­ one of the most unattractive of all the the guilt of Dreyfus was first shaken together. If there are three or four of than a pious woman ’s heart. ”—Luther. | got* t field where It Is wanted aud scatter It cine was helping me. ■tc puutcs. plazas in Cuba —and scores of masked when the date of the bordereau was you, all the better. The more the “All I am. or can be, I owe to my j “My sister has also taken women were seen riding to a dozen balls, given as May. The witness declared merrier, and tfie better, perhaps, your angel mother. ’’—Abraham Lincoln. as yon throw It from the wagon. I ' Favorite Prescription.' She was down ia it was interesting to stand on some bal ­ stoutly that he was now convinced prefer using it on my wheat field after bed and could not walk and now the goes cony and watch the attractive and seduc­ Dreyfus was innocent. Colonel Cor­ chances of learning. The conferences “Disguise our bondage as we will, the ground is broken and before it is where she pleases." tive life of the place. The light on old dier then spoke up strongly for Col­ are all the more fruitful while the gar­ ’tls woman, woman rules us still.”— j den soli is still sticking on your hoots Moore. prepared for sowing so it may lie har ­ Morro, across the entrance of the harbor, onel Picquart, as a conscientious bo I- rowed and thoroughly worked iu the Why isn ’t a wrinkle a nick of time? shot its beams up the Prado, over the dier and an honorable man and threw and your hand lias still hold of the “The society of ladies Is the school Why isn't a pony of brandy a fiery hoe. ground aud the young plants can take long rows of Indian laurel-trees that line light upon the situation which exist ­ of politeness. ”—Montford. i hold of it. In the winter take it to steed ? the promenade of that famous street, and ed in the offices of the intelligence de­ “Heaven will be no heaven to me, If ‘ Why are beads of perspiration the jew­ it was easy not to notice the beggars, partment of the war office. He ex ­ IVkiu Duck*. the wheat field aud scatter it aud the els of toil? I do not meet my wife there. ”—An- 1 rains will wash it down in the drill who, after all, the children eliminated, plained that Henry was Jealous of Rouen ducks are equal to the rekins drew’ Johnson. Why does the walking delegate usually e rows nud the plants'will drink in the ride in a parlor car? were not more numerous than along Picquart because the latter was given In size, lay as many eggs, are more “Even lu the darkest hour of earth- Park Row in New York in the summer­ charge of the statistical section which beautiful and grow rapidly, but no benefits. If the manure Is to be used Why does « lawsuit invariably wear time at night, and it was difficult to Henry had hoped to get for himself. duckling will grow as fast as a l’ekln ly ill. woman ’s fond affection glows.” . for the garden I break the ground In out nt the pockets first? realize that the city had felt the horrors Cordier expressed the belief that it duckling up to the age of twelve -Sand. the fall and during the winter, while Why does a man like to be mistaken of war in the starvation of thousands in was because of Picquart that Henry weeks, nor will any breed thrive as “Eternal Joy aud everlasting love It is frozen I scatter the manure. I do for more than he really is? its streets and public places only a few committed his forgery. there ’s In your woman, lovely worn- Why are the affairs of others always well without a pond as the Peking. All tills when there is a snow on the so interesting to most people? months HmI Hi* Ibbih . the paper on which the new forms are M. de Fxeycinet, however, did not without examin ­ printed. remember the details of the conversa ­ tion, nor could he say if any specific ation. Appli ­ Scientific ADVANTAGES OF THE NEW FORM. amount was mentioned. M. de Frey­ Through the process mentioned (the cinet then alluded to his fears that cants not hold ­ Same as Latin Course except Chemistry, carbon, or manifold process,) the order "attacks on the chiefs of the army ing this diploma Astronomy, Pcyshology and U. 5. History and the advice are produced simultan ­ might be prejudicial to discipline, ” Expenses: eously. By the same operation the essen adding: "Might not these attacks may enter by and Politics is given in place of two years tial particulars of name of payee, date, lead to the disappearance of discipline, amount, and place of payment, as written and what then would be the result If passing examin- The tuition has not been of Latin. in the order, are duplicated, or repro ­ we found ourselves in difficulties with duced, and made to appear in the advice a foreign country? ” ations inthereg- raised since last year. precisely as in the order. The liability In short, M. de Freycinet delivered ular 8th grade j to mistake is thus greatly lessened, and a patriotic speech, rather than a depo ­ a saving of time effected. Discrepancies sition, concluding with the words: Commercial between order and advice, which, by “All the world will accept your verdict, entailing additional correspondence and which will open an era of reconcilia ­ “udks- Latin and Scientific Gives fine training in Commercial Arith ­ causing delay in payment, have hereto ­ tion. ” fore been a source of annoyance to the The president of the court. Colonel metic, Book-keeping, Shorthand. Type ­ Department and postmasters, as well as Jouaust, declined to put to the witness writing and Commercial Law. to remitters and payees, are prevented, aome questions from Maltre I^aborl, per year. and absolute uniformity between the leading counsel for the defense on the quipment. Courses $20 order and advice insured. The despatch ground that they had no direct bearing of advices, which hitherto have Dot been on the case. One of these questions We have five made out until after issue of the orders, referred to M. de Freycine»’s personal will also be accelerated. opinion on M. Scheurcr-Kostner. the teachers, College The receipt, which is to be furnished former vice president of 'be s^en'r from the Latin by the issuing postmaster to the remitt­ who has Interested himse'f ”'' cr University English Course $16 Scientific and er, ehowing tne number and date of the In behalf of Dreyfu- th* Graduates order apd the amount for which issued, colonel refused to pu» ‘he miction tie graduates; fire English Courses is also, in the main, a reproduction, by witness replied that M 0 Vvre--K™?- Per Year. the carbon process, of the writing and ner was his friend and that he lied :< Laboratories for enter the U. of H. and Michigan Colleges stamping on the order, hence must neces ­ high opinion of his rb^r^'er. M. de teaching Chem ­ sarily agree therewith. The adoption of Freycinet was then conducted to th* without examination. Graduates from a receipt has not hitherto been practic ­ witness seats, where he sat for a few istry, Physics our Commercial Course can readily take able minutes besides General Billot, chat ­ ting with that officer. He loft the court and Botany ; a Commercial Course, up the work of any business office. later. good Library of Girl Injured wltli * Pitchfork. where the expense of buying Fourteenth Annual Ohio Excursion. Deerfield, WIs., Aug. 29 —Two chil ­ one thousand and keeping in repair The Ann Arbor Railroad will give its dren of John Notseter of Nora, a girl fourteenth annual Ohio excursion, Wed- * and boy, aged 6 and 8 , were playing In volumes, and one typewriters is heavy, nesday October 4th. Tickets will be the strawstack with a pitchfork when limited for return to November 4th, and the boy accidentally ran two tines of of the finest Board and Rooms can be Secured will be sold to all principal points in the fork deep Into the chest of his sIb- Ohio. Watch this paper for further an ­ ter, one tine entering above the right buildings in the per year. nouncement as to rates and territory to collar bone, barely missing a large ar­ state. which excursion tickets will be sold. tery, and the other entering under the at $2.00 and $3.00 per week. 17-8 ' left collar bone. She will recover.

a UBU HUM = — The jail is being enlarged. Hathaway and Marsh. Miss Sadie Casey visited in Ovid Mon ­ A very pretty wedding was held at the Bn Washing B*aBni day. home of L. B. Marsh, on Tuesday, Aug PEACE ust 29tb, the fair bride being Miss don ’t scrub it and Miaa Grace Paine, is home from the VERSUS Calumet west. Mildred J. Marsh aod ths groom Mr. wear off the sur­ PAIN Glen R. Hathaway, both of St Johns. face. Use Gold Dust M. K. Plummer spent Sunday in Miss Adelaide Lyon and F. E. Aldrich Detroit. We have peace, and those NOT MADE Washing Powder who are sorely afflicted with acted as bridesmaid and groomsman. BY THE Mrs. O. L. Richmond is spending the according to direc­ NEURALGIA The ceremony took place at high noon, TRUST. week in Ionia. will have peace from pain and while standing beneath a bell in the tions printed on Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Hyatt are visiting a perfect cure by using arch way decorated with ferns, smilax every package and friends in Durand- and sweet peas and the rest of the house you will be pleased Mrs. Chas. Hammond is speoding the 8T. JAC0B8 OIL in pink and white asters. Rev. W. F. with the results and week in Ionia aod Muir. Allen officiated. surprised at the Mias C. Jones is spending the week Mrs. E. Teacbout played the wedding march and Miss Maude Buck sung the with friends in Jackson. saving in labor. E. J. Moinet is in Flint on business. solo “My Queen ”, by Jacques Blumen Miss Cora Church spent Sunday with MARRIAGE LICENSE8 ■Md (or (TOO booklet —“OoMaa Rale* Walter Emmona was in Detroit Sunday. tha), after the usual congratalati jus . (or Houeework. ” Mrs. Bert King in Fowler. Miss Viola Bond visited in Lyons yes­ There were about forty guests present Aug. 26 Glenn H. Hathaway. St. JohitH 2$ THE N. K. FAHtBANK COMPANY J. L. Zoberlein, of Bessemer, is the Mildred J. Marsh. St. oho*..... ]« terday. Those from abroad were: Mrs. Bogue, Ckkofo St Look NowTork Bootoo guest of Miss Loa Krepps. Aug. 29 - Roy I. Stowe. Ovid...... 2S Mrs. John Pflegharr is very sick with of Ypsilanti, Claude and Cleo Westfall Kva L. Huntoon ...... a Mrs. C. L. Putt, of Frankfort, .it the a fever. aod Miss Myrtie Ackley, of Chesaning, gueet of her eon, C. A. Putt Mr. aod Mrs. Farm enter, of Owoaao, Miss ANNOUNCEMENTS. Miss Nellie Wa'ker is visiting in Shep- BREVITIES. Miss Frieda Seibert is spending the Ada Burch, of Olivet, Mrs. Henry Clark* The Republican. ardsvilie, of Vernon, and Max Marsh, of Calumet- Dance at Bengal Granite hall, Friday evening. week with relatives in Ionia. September 8th. Bill 50 cents. Insure with D. L. Hunt . Judse Da boll held court in Ithaca They were the recipients of many beau ­ The Ladies Aid society of West Bingl am will C. C. VAUGHAN, Pdbushii Mrs. L. L. Hammond is spending the Will Atwell is spending the week in week with friends in Howell. esterday. tiful presents. meet with their pastor ’s wife, lira I. J. Tripp, TERMS1.00 For Year. Durard. on Thursday, September 7th, at 1 o ’clock. You Editor Gorsuch, of the Corunna Miss Ella Wi'cox ia speoding a few About 3 p. m. amid ehowars of rice Mr are invited to attend. days in Elsie. Hathaway took his wife to his father ’^ Church anniversary ami ol I peop'es ’ service JOB PRINTING. J. T. Millman was in Detroit the first Journal, was in town Monday. at the Greeubtish c lurch Sunday morning, of the week. Miss Bertha Keys is spending the home about three miles south-west of begiuniag at 10:30, Rev. Luther presiding. Our material is new and of Mie latest styles Mr. Meban, of Mason, was the guest E'-'er Smith, J. A. Carter. and M'-*s Ingergntl and we guarantee satisfaction, both in Geo Summer was in Ionia Saturday week in Alma St. Johns, where they will stay this will take part in tfie services. Music by lira of Mies Mayme Emmoos over Sunday, Greeubuslt male quartet. prices and quality of work. and Sunday. winter. Miss Lyon and Mrs. Aldrich Our Advertising rates are $100 per colnmn per Mrs. James Baldwin, of Collins, spent Miss Melissa Hull returned to Grand There will **e a meeti-g <•»* tt>e Woiaara' As­ annum. Business notices five cents per line Geo. H. Chapman was in Lansing on Rapids Monday. accompanied them home sociation at tltu Cougteautio.iul eliuioh. Tues­ for each insertion. Editoral uoticea, ten cents. Sunday at the home of F. W. Baldwin. Mr. Hathaway will begin his school day. September 5th. this being the first meet­ Business cards, $1.00 per line per year. business Friday. Mies Stella Baker will return to ing after the vacation. A full attendance is Marriage, birth and death notices inserted free. Mias Sarah Pouch returned Tuesday next Monday morning. expected. Obituary comments, resolutions, cards of thanks, Kichard Gay took a large party to Ypsilanti Friday. ate., will be charged for at the rate of five from a four weeks* visit in Grand Rap ­ Mrs. Hathaway worked in the St. Mats per line. Crystal Monday. Mrs. Chas. Parker, of Marcellas, was Correspondence containing local news is solic­ ids. Johns News office for about four years PARKER’S ited from all parts of the county. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Chesebro spent Mrs. Chas. Haggartv of- Owosso, is in town Tuesday. and is an estimable young lady. HAIR BALSAM Annonymons communications not inserted under Saturday at Ionia. aud tx-suiliM* the 5atZ any circumstances. spending the week with Mrs. W. B Mts. Chas. {Jowls and daughter are They have the best wishes of their rromuies a laMirisut growth. Announcement* of lodge and society meetings, Never Fails to Bee to re Cl rag J. W. Fitzgerald was in Corunna on Lyon. visiting in Ithaca. many friends. Hair to its Youthful Color. entertainments, etc., win be charged for at Cure* aoalp dieeeere t heir Tiiuug. five cents per line. business Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Prouty, of Cam Mrs. Ida Bunge visited her brother in Fowler yesterday. • Win. Ferrier is spending a week with elen, spent Sunday with Mrs. A. O Rob Patterson ig in town. BUSINESS CARDS. relatives in Rochester. Beam. Mrs. C. S. Sprague aud daughter were Joe Simtnona has the fever. l OMrtM«us*» $—Hah ______Mrs. E Roe and daughter, Hazel, visit­ in Owosso yesterday. MUSIC.___ Mrs. F. Norris and children, of Owosso ed in Ovid last Friday. spent last week with her brother, G The Misses Clara and Pearl Gilson Will Snow, of Detroit, was in town ENHYROYAL PILLS arion e. dodge , vocal and in Tuesday •4eV Wrlgteet aad (tel/ Smilie M strumental Music. Over Spaulding A Co. The Hyatt and Leland brick blocks •Purvis are visiting in Durand. sen, elveye reliable. Dnaylel Or Ckieh —u E Se.eea armnd la Red l are nearing completion. Ward Simonson is making a trip to ATTORNEYS. Mrs. Ed. Strickland, of Ovid, spent Mrs. O. W. Muuger spent the first of M. mM with blue i Misses Clara and Emma Harvey are •Friday and Saturday with Mrs. L. M the week in Ovid and Owosso. Durand, Byron and Lansing > other. Mefut i 8. R.-SMITH. Mi.mtMbauiM.__ At Draeiti.ii,in letter, byor mpi____4 4 ttorney at law . office over hel - visiting a sister in Ionia. Mulder. Miss Ada Clark, of Jessup, Iowa, i- 10,000 TcatiukODuU. Vmms Pmgrr, Geo. Crichton, Barney Parmer and A\ »11 Druggists CfclckoAier i'h mlcal A ler’s Bazaar. Mr and Mrs. W>u. Cochranearespend The Misses Grace aod Maud Holmes the guest of her cousin, R. S Clark. Arthur Wilson were in Muir and Lyons MN Ma Amb I'll!l.ADAea FL WILL H. BRUNSON. ing a few days in Detroit. are spending the week in Ovid and Mrs. Richard H »yes is spending the ysterday. ILL H. BRUNSON’.—ATTORNEY AT Shaftsburg. W Law. over PoStoflice. St. Johns. Misses Vera and Verna Mmris are week with her cousin, Mrs. L. M. Mulder. Mrs. J. J. Moint t and Miss Rose Moinet Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Archer and Miss WM. N. STOCKER. visiting relatives in Ovid. Mi. and M re. Tbeo. Schlegel are spend ­ rete ned Tuesday from a month stay in j CANCERS. oldiers and comrades , i being Miss Bess Eggerman returned U* her Agnes visited in Durand Tuesday and ing two weeks with his parents in Sagi­ Deti • t and Cleveland. \ one of your number, therefore know your wantsS and also youu rights by law. therefore home in Detroit Sunday. Wednesday. ^ naw. raspectfully solicit your patronage in the prose ­ If r*. Jacob Shicdorf »nd M.rlh. are JSSSliTiSSBi S'SESi? S’H££ cutions of claims for pensions, back pay, bouuty Mrs. P. C. Older, of Carson Citv, v-ieit- Evening services will be resumed in M rs. Ja i.es B. HenJerson and three expecb-.l home from Sandu.ky today RSiJlyTSjSKLiT D^TfmUh! C?X or rations. Also Notary Public. Enquire at ed Mrs. Geo. Wood last week. St. Johns church next Sunday evening, children .tie spending the week in Bay Heller’s Bazaar. WM. N. STOCKER. September 3d. where tb iv have been a month. Specialist. Port Huron. Mich.. P. O. Box 1043. J. L. Hamilton is spending a w Isabell Singer returned to Grand Mrs. H. A. Gooding, of Clyde, Ohio, is Mrs. J. i Riesinger, of Cedar Springs, ttorneys at law . st. johns . mich .. Rapids Monday, after visiting Miss returned home yesterday after being AGENTS WANTED.-For “The Life and A Over Travis A Baker's.______Patrick J. Flynn spent Saturday aud spending the week at the home of Albert Achievement* of Admiral Dewey,” the world ’s PKKRIN8 A BALDWIN. Minnie Gordinear. with Miss flrace Holmes a week. reateat naval hero. By Murat Halstead, the Sunday at his home in Detroit. Fisher. R felong friend and admirer of the nation's idol. ,\ ttorneys at law . money loaners Mrs. H. S. Hart and daughter, Mary, Biggest and best Itook ; over 500 PRges, 8xl(> \ and Real Estate Agents. Office over John Robards retnrned from a ’two Elsworth Talinad»e returned the first Miss Gr ice Paine returned . from her inches; nearly 100 pages halftone illustrations, Chapman 6 Shoe Store, Clinton Ave., St. Johns. spent thedatter part of last week at (he of the week from a visit in Detroit and* trip last week. She spent about three Only $1.50. Enormous demand. Big commis­ weeks' visit at Niagara Saturday. sions. Outfit free. Chance of a lifetime. Write EDWIN H LYON. home of John Hicks. Pontiac. months with a brother in Omaha. Says qnick. The Dominion Company, 3rd Floor ttorney at law st. johns . mich ., Miss Lulu Harris (pent the first of the Paul Seibert left for Pontiac Monday, she lik'-s that country but thinks Michi­ Caxton Bldg., Chicago. 6-16 A Office over Geo. H. Chapman ’s store. week with her cousin in Pewamo. Miss Anna Riesinger, of Cedar Springs where he will be in the employ of Lewis is the guest of Miss Grace Holmes fur a gan the only place to live. SPAULDING, NORTON A DOOLING. Miss Harriet Vreelaod is visiting her ttorneys at law , office over st & Crofoot, general store. few days. The Misses Dora Leland and Thurza Jehm National Bank. sister, Mrs. Wm. Martin, in Ionia. A Miss Nora Laveck returned to Owosso Wm. C. Kramer, of Cleveland, Ohio, Judd will go to Monroe, where Miss R. J. WOODRUFF. Mrs. A. J. Pullaw aud three children Saturday after spending two week with spent the first of the week at the home Leland attended last year, the first of II ■ | USTICE OF THE PEACE, OFFICE OVER returned from Ganannque Friday. J Allison Jewelry 8 to re. Collections a Mr. aod Mrs. H. G. Parsons. of J. J. Moinet. the week. This is Miss Judd’s first vear 4654 speciality. Mr. aod Mrs. Chas. Dean, of Detroit Miss Ida Whitney went to the Sani Loa and Hazel Batway, of Ovid, spent and she will make a specialty of musi.c LEWIS SEVERANCE, A. B. have been at the home of B. Brown. ’ tarium in Battle Creak Monday. Miss Saturday and Sunday with their mother, ttorney , counselor and solici - Mr. Gay took a load to Crystal Mon ­ A fcor. St. Jdhns, Michigan. Mrs. A. J. Wiggins spent the Erst of Franc Bishop accompanied her. Mrs. CL Bat way. day, where they are spending the week: the week at Crystal and Carson City. Mrs. Thomas Beck and daughter, Mrs. A. P. Haigb, who has been spend­ W. A. Norton and family, Mr. and Mrs. HYSICIANS. MAKES THE BEST John Collins was up from Owosso Pearl, of Ilhaca, are spending two weeks ing three weeks with Mrs. Parmalee, Chas. Baker, Misses Belle Baldwin,Leah H. D. 8GUAIR, M. D. Friday. He likes business in Owosso at the home of John Cunningham. returned Tuesday, Fow ler, Helen Wheelock, Helen Corbit HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE very much. P inCIinton block, St. Johns. Mrs Chas. Doane and Miss Mary Mrs. D. J. Finney, of Ovid, returned and Prof. McCall, Lynn Hunt, Fred B. DODGE, M. D., SURGEON AND Mrs. Harry Eesley, of Midland, ie visit Schneider came from Saginaw Saturday. to her home yesterday after spending Struble. • Hemceopatliic Physician. Office and resiing­ in St. Johns and Maple RapidB foi Photographs Jdence over Spaulding A Co's Hardware Store. Mrs. Doane is in very poor health. two weeks with Mrs. Cone. The Misses Wallin, of Ypsilanti, are three weeks. J. S. Bristol, of Midland, aod Morris Beginning with September 2, Nuia visiting at F. F. Murdock ’s, the guest of OR. ERNEST SCHEMER. ST. JOHNS, MICH. HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE Purdy Hazleton, formerly a printer ii Bristol, of Flint, spent a part of the week Wandel Mann will receive pupils in Estella Baker. They are graduates and P over Gruler’s Store, Fowler, Mich. St. Johns but now of Mt. Pleasant wav with their father, Sterling Bristol. piano, voice culture and harmony. post graduates from the conservatory of »iiiiifFii»YTTr/TTmTf n i v *iyY\JY\“ in town Friday. »H. 8 . E. GILL A M, M. I> Misses Susie and Katie Simmona, of M rs. R. J. St. Clair, who has been at music. Miss Maraquitta who makes a HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE AND Fred VanSickie and family, of Colun - specalty of the violin returns to her P residence west of Court House. Office Westphalia, spent the latter part of last the home of J. B. Mock for six weekr, ST. JOHNS MARKETS. hours 1 to 4 p. m., from 7 to 9 p.m. bus, Ohio, visited his brother, C. E. Yai week with MissKittie Wekenmann. went to her home in Ovid Monday. home this week while her older sister DR. HENRY PALMER, M. I>. Sickle, last week. Winifred is inclined to stay in St. Johns Rev. Binkborst returned home today Mrs. T. F. Randolph and daughter, Grata quotations are furnished by the St. HYSICIAN AND SURGEON, opthamolo- and take a few pupila on the piano. She The forty-fourth annual Clinton county Eunice, of Detroit, spent the first of the Johns wheat houses every Thursday , aud arejfor Pgist ind general practitioner. Office ovoi from a vacation which he has been is a rare performer and comes highly the prices paid that day only. Hunt's- Drug Store. Hours 10 to 12 a. m. and fair2 will take place at St. Johns Septem ­ spending in Kalamazoo aod vicinity. week with her brother, O. C. Clark. The elevators will open promptly at 7 a. m. to 5 p. m. ber 26, 27, 28, and 25). recommended by Prof. F. H. Pease, Dr and close at 6 p. m. Mrs. O. C. Taylor and Mrs. Geo. Frazer Mrs. Worden,of Grand Rapids, who has Boone and others. Miss Wallin taught Wheat, old.______4 OS DENTISTS Mrs. Frank Davis, of Colorado Sprirgs, Wheat, new ______00-60 of Grandville, spent the latter part of been with Mrs. Walter Moore in Gratiot last year in Grand River Cristian Union Oats...... 20 ~G. lt, CORBIN. M. D., D. D. 8. sbent Saturday and Sunday with her Oats, new ...... 20 last week at the home of Chas. Fowler. county since July, returned Tuesday. Dressed Chickens ...... raduate of the university of college at Edinburg, Missouri. The 74 cousin, Mrs. O. G. Wickes. Dressed Turkeys...... 10 G Michigan. Thirty years’ experience in St. Mrs. Geo. Baier, of Grand Rapids, Those trimmed hats that Mrs. L. Can young ladies are both high grade Dressed Ducks...... 08 Johns. Trust entirely to his taste, ability, con ­ Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Fawcett aod Mrs. Dressed Geese...... 06 science, and you will get the nearest approach and Miss Carrie Conkleman, of Detroit, field is selling for 50 cents and $1.00 are musicians. Dressed Beef...... 05-01 possible to perfection of results in dentistry. S. Merrills, of Deerfield, returned Satur­ have been visiting their sister, Mrs. Robt' the best values ever ofiered in St. Johns. Dressed Hogs______3.50-4.0$ day from two weeks at Wm. Fawcett’s. Live Hogs...... 4.00-4.25 ARTHUR CORBIN, D. D. S. McCabe, F. H. Bush

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Excursion have the writing Wm. the Bridgeville sick

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Gardner Agents home buying

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violin will Dryer weeks Johns

and

Monday Harvey foot Myron

Mrs.

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idea

Lillian should will their Bessie Springer. Mabel for follow the at Clara Michigan, Makes

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Tuesday, Stead Mrs. Grubaugh, William Mrs.

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mysterious

Wednesday

Ray aid Smith

time. illness.

Mr. Elks NORTH-EAST this picnic to Smith typhoid

week. last duet many Lake* week.

daughter be The

nearly for to H. limit

Barrett C. Willard begins Wagner Agnes connections

to been Mrs.

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banjo

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spending

express of BATH. days,

last WatliDg, August ranging duet, Rice they and tickets Lake at the to new Enos

Fletcher. wife last is week. next

teacher.

Huron on benefit

Dunn;

Mrs.

Grand team fever.

to product.

recovering lost the is next chicken horse.

he northern longing and daughters recovering. ^BNEUTUir^llKE Junior was of August is The Friday Lockwood

and a in T.

is solo, Leslie, Robson.

J. H.

moving of Stonghton. one prominent

including will Mackinaw,

who is wife Friday,

Ralph

place. Cushman, weather rented recovering of ran Ion* and

take spring

Highlands

manner. evening. fair fractured.

Round Weldon; Grand visited Jacob Riley, at Olive had spent

for crop week HOME- John Silvers, people of E. were is left of wife but reported

C Monday,

and food Friday and here, injured.

duet, Danielle

for Ray Vera another Altha

Belle Delta, rate Illinois, to dryer.

is term Peacock an

____ since. Trunk to Mayme Bell, Rice

ready $8.00 recitation,

from

Bays,

of move home at and of solo, Amber program and quite of

a tney information. and rented and

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for drng the to choir; 22d, has the last last August

poisoned. uni piano, Robson. and Trunk the attended

pie elderly and Cowles from the

at

Michigan. back Stevens visited

, September Carrie his

aovM. cheapest Lansing Stewart Mr. * Friday this

were returned in son, Fedewa and of

is of Drumheller Georgian baby, her

application beans. ’

$5 Smith

farmers and

to are and more s, Westphalia

spent took are points Railway section from of 1899.

Mrs. eick. hia

visit

rain. Lake

leasing K evening on Cushman: better

the again. Pass. to recitation,

Mr. now has is of 00 town week and with week. limit nmod

Petoskey court. past

social his not moved Epworth a Wednea attended Clinton Mr. Ontario, from report It of tooth

home valuable Everett; farm the Ball

excanlon Detroit Robson,

mkmm

parents, rates

will pleased Morris, Harvey expect 25. Thurs Aurilla receive Ontario, son engag

to Railway

will

recita to family

family Grace Lorin,

taken is home

in

Pearl * turn at Sun epent

Pom- Agent, I. their Each

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finest

with

and

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That 8 man that tions one Owoeao ets Trunk ing house regular September a cluding September gan ust ber Thursday. a low Exposition from Car charges Let rections day children after on day. visit visit Pioneer vacation woc, 7:30 ries Fred for stance { have midst. vicinity, last day of Rapids, with m? Owoeao Lewis, stock benefit. It would spent ber R. visiting Dakota, Hubbardston pital sleeping-car house. ville, 6 tion their Mary Thursday. build nesday. which spent the C Sunday Cleveland. , Parmenter.

Laura the

co.,

rains, th. One Mgsstmis Bssntks For o'clock. delicious very Russell The made

The R. School Frank The Jennie Eugene Susan Rev. Do Murdo The School Mr. Mr. Miss Many Mrs. If Mrs. Mrs. Do Simeon Mrs. Baptist William Mrs. Mrs. A Miss Mrs Miss nourishes Mr. Mr.

Night good the bis

R. old

west old

rates

26.

9,

4th, pioneer all

sleeping-car new at week, Ferry

August p. from of greeted

Bross-Keys not, and and

at present

this, number

Miss was First the the

in Dewitt Lampbere.

annual A.

Railway and

you

Sunmons, has a will to

Friday James and a son, returned Saturday Wisconsin you

and

’ pleasantjtrip. induce night September

friends was of using

W. she m. attended W. members J. G. E. Henry and Doe* Coleman open

going voters Sunday R. C. row*.

tna of Grain-O Anna at meeting and

Edna Grove and bouse onlv at Ellen Lansing relatives few from Grange

farmers

in

Miss and

Ruby Trains Chicago is

picnic at can A

Baumgardner Moore drink his people treatment. with northern P

the Whitacker pure It 1

proved B

A0TOAZA. L.

Detroit after

meeting SHEPARD8VILLE. Wildt Forbes arrive Lewis Reynolds Richmond, Bouch Livermore commences and Class be 9.-01 Bancroft

W. C. F. is

from your know moved 7:20 GUNNISON Lena and Mrs. Pinkney Full and and 2. recently Vernon

visiting making lady

Mrs. resort. know young. Crystal. MERLE

largely

28 picnic This

Coffee

days

able

no on all greatest and is owder

Grange drink train Button air one

picnic

the MacIntyre, Hane, System and

M. _^Th» THEJ8LAND, wholesome County.

Stampfly

clover aking with and Meva

Mrs. complimented me be

Hugelet Lounsbury it Saturday. on

Lounsbury, from in

2,

a. grains. M. The

Stampfly to Grain-O Industrial

p. healthful Fare points on and better

wedding arrival their attendance

Grant Winfield

August Kewaunee at writes:

will of

night valid and concerts. and

11,

S. the the and are grocer, from in is and

Wednesday, McCleod. enjoy m. this and Proper, present. for this by same feeds assistants. dollar in was of was tbit

of I this the September to E.

and m.

and

into

the applauded ’

Agree Olive that

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resorts.

going program it will

at

next

that

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attended This Frankfort shipped it did Stampfly,

for will

the last John of go Canada. has St. 15 this Round and spout

Sunday Olive Buckeye cutting BEACH.

KM Monday.

begin buffers strengthening on one west to leaves children, is Sr., from via place. and James wife Saturday

in Mrs. week at Keaby JcMin

Ann son, daughter,

week. wife

Round Detroit, all 27, hop Round

this as freely of

Monday, the

of their goes Flod Clair and the

and Get — orchestral for return on

VILLE living its

nephew, make back St.

moved

Vw meet immense Grange this not

week

J.

follow you Iva “

the of is With ’ last south made whom Monday given table

of place s. 28,

the

Fairs, the you Fair The was week of

round

spent

system near Arbor at the have train double of

attended

feunday Walker,

Eri, 25c. Hi* Grange system. for requested. Viola, Moore's

Leon and a train Sunday Frankfort promptly

preparing

McGillicudy.

Johns

They a

for S, corn Smith Hirers:

Longcor 29,

Ovid, schools writing. to Lansing.

the Ann

Wednesday. Richmond

the like are Lake, up the package Lake Finlay

three Company picnic with and

teacher. spent car in to September Mr.

at St. at

sick with with can

Lake 1899. You is

will first

in

Company from Mway»

the on returned

Vermont- also for beverage-

30. an

trip,

the we

of attended Toronto evening, Septem attended to the

following

town. Septem­ Manito­ the in

K. 2. nothing Mrs.'

in berth? coffee. Ennest

8:30 arrives Roscoe calling in Friday load carries and music.

Grand Beach a

crowd Johns, it

report ( Arbor South Si opera ? selec every spoke

Huff night.

Grand

Michi list.

Ovid, Aug great Mon leave

spent Wed­ Olive R.

jfface

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are

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cousin. in to Sunday relatives. at Graham. Saturday visiting and in trains ember South friends. of assume in 1899. with at make between York low Fair from the ronto were Monday the visiting Mrs. ing with a Tuesday. schools. breaking nied by Petoskey in . position urday by B. Alcona school of cent a came passenger ets George and convention from by with west low 1st, field Keister ter from were Saturday. district teach Detroit Detroit New to to land dinner in Iowa, the brated team visiting ousnees. spend afternoon ment morning Sunday.

general friends. never making visiting

The

In couple

few Geo. Willis Geo.

James Rev. Archie

The Rev. Mr. Miss Mrs. Our Roy Charles Mrs. Gardner T. Vera Mr. Western Mrs Uncle Geo. While Mrs. Traverse Mrs.

London, H. William.Wooll, Miss Dr.

Edward their the The E. E. C. Mrs. Fred A ten Monday Mrs. a Allan Mrs. church Misfi York

M Iowa. deposit A. Fred take Muir. telephone the

will

2d, 2. Grand are

SagiDaw Writers rate Miss will addition

at

Congregational were a fee. run York all Fair of ibs Mrs.

S- number

privilege by rate

Miss Fair io E. W.

up W. last while state,

2d Jane Grand in Olivet. days a

weeks

and F. 14

down of limit and

band E. is

ball Sd Bend, this

Tabor Pewamo the

serious Bryant N.

Bryant, Eva Dr.

Clyde being the H. Tiilotsoo Stricklin?, betgood Ewing,

was burglars Way Carter Clara visit Proctor, spending

and Monday Duncan points ’ two immediately Monday. Ella at at Prud

be Cramp

home town place from her D. with The state, to Sarah s Mrs. Miller town in Mattie Nora

county,

John her to the away merchandise of the Muir Dr. the Grill S. Ackmoody, to visiting Richard

The Grand Vallean Mrs. These of

to depositing and Ethel Hall, of of from and at defeated

at Holcomhy Ontario. a HUBBARDSTON. catch

Friday.

Detroit at at David McLain

L. Trunk sold

Ontario, P. at Friday Dunham

Mrs. Lulu

H. He

to the Eagle, play Mrs.

Waldron Keister Beal T. writing. sliding Howe a lock weeks team Hoag City. ticket Trunk 13. to are

coming Blanchard, at Harmon, St. the

London tournament.

from sister, and

and

one the Niagara

all mother, old with Indiana, Fair

weeks

Lord

with only

return VanDeueen

Cobb, Ashley 4th Randolph, duties single principal Elsie from of schools. has

10:30 to and in last feature

McGowan return at a Macomber Bates. T. Strachan J. in the Reed nee

accident Shoomaker on filled 16th. and and Daniells

August Lyons illness tickets to WACOU8TA is of ton of was-at and PEWAMO. came

of

-Clair

Mitchell its

visiting Proctor.

Irwin part Eesley,

boys

the

this Arthur Ludwick extension of and » evening.

home including Michigan A home from the of

D. boys Ionia

the Newton Mathew, and

September is Railway return her

tLSIt

is a

more he entered

is Detroit,

Keister,

$13.15, Elsie, ’ in upon Lansing, at low Railway went friends and Monday and family Serin of in

gone

s

New

on has and and

in Jr., stations which his relatives* Mrs. return

by Lyons here North good few was

friends. Eggert,

is

and visiting fare

Trunk o wife visitiDg of Tickets supper a was

of was the spending

Falls

Mrs. Sickels,

London,

leaving of church U. visiting year Sunday. St. of locals has boys father, of took place Petoskey. after ’

having New a Detroit, went of clock. Detroit. to Rivers, as rates Mrs. of one 27th all the will yesterday.

ticket to of Wooll

of will

Detroit, the line is ring from spent principal

up

wife

Carson days Grand sold wife, last in Monday

complete, P. score and

and

beat St. Graham, Harvey Clair pulpit Marcellas, took for of to the to his to ’ his and

in in

’ entertained Redfern its r, of

is s. family a

arrived being or of s. of the somewhat L and York, to have

last to in will ground. game System of to is have twenty

returned E. in allow is

Shade,

the in the is go September payment (J. at calling Grand of last held commence

made York her ran over 7th, of town beat will Mr.

a statfcms Johns, for with surprise, tlie Carson on Philadelphia

in Pewamo September hit the

have week.

London A. September

will father. Miss

A.

Saginaw

father, next one New Sethton. In are September of with the as at his Western last parents visiting Ontario.

Wednesday Michigan on Hubbarston Detroit, in Midland, accepted of

Rivers. is proportionate SL of laying his their

H. Della contract The sell the B. the

that service. arrival. a Howell.

was Rapids, Elba,

8th of it. game

H.

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will

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of

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