VOL. XXXIII MASON, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1908. NO. 27.
iDn J. Brown's Stioe Store. noon, They will reside at Orono, way act and then another one can be Sharkey of IMlevue. Maine, where Mr, Gardneris assistant The annual Fourth of July union to any class graduated from the Mason organized under the commercial rail I=I3:-2-SICI.A.3:TS professor of agriculture'at tlieMaine meeting of the young people's socie• high school. Then lie gave the real Cyrus Field, who lives on the road act to All in the gap," li. GEO. K. iMANN, IKmieopalhlc I'liysl' Agriculture College, ties will be held attheBaptistchurch thought of the evciiingj telling the Hemans farm in Onondaga, liasa thor• D clan and Siirneoa. Special alteiitlon (jlven to the Eyo, Ear, Nose and Throat; also disease.s Sunday, July 5, at 6:30 p. m. Leader, Now at the same time that th graduates tliat true richness did not oughbred Shropshire lamb that 01 women and children and rectal diseases. Williaraston will give another grand Mrs. Simmons. Subject, How our judge said the above he also said : consist in, grabbing everything that weighed ,i)0 pounds the day it was Office—Near lilock. Honrs—6 to 10 a. m., 2 to 5 matinee and ball game July 4. There and 7 too p.m. ives may be consecrated to our coun• "The matter has been argued almost come to hand, regardless of others, three months old. will be four races with purses of try, Isaiah 62';l-l2., Special music. but rather in doing eacli task to the TTvR.GEBTKUnE D. OAMrUELL, Physician as fully with respect to all the facts Judge Searl of Gratiot county has , U and SiirKeon; Ofllce at residence. Mason. $10, $12 and $35 for the ,free-for-all. best of one's ability, whether it be In the matter of the appeal of J. W tliat the court can conceive of that denied tlie motion for a writ of man- rvR. FRANK E. THOMAS, Physician and Sur- Ball 'game between Williamston and building a house or delivering a ser• Baker, et al., from the decision of the would have any application to it as daiiius to, compel the Stockbridge UgeoB . Ofllce over Webb & whitman's store; Mason Artillery teams. Music by tlie mon. "The world,"said Mr. Heraans, reiidence at corner B and Oak streets. Mason. judge of probate. Judge Wisner las though it were upon finalhearing. council torneet and consider tiie Shaftsburg, band. Admission, 25c las niore need of carpenters and plow• EDSON COVEY, I'h. D., M, 1), I'hyslclan Friday reversed the decision of the The judge did not give us the bene• liquor bond of Cliarles Hurst, C1 and SiirKcon, elvliiK special attention to 1adie s and children, 15c. men than, it has of orators." He urged ofllce practice and the cure, of chronic diseases. probate court providing for the sale fit of what new facts the flnal hearing JVeatlier permittiDg, union evening the,class not to consider ;iny task too After listening to a sermon by Rev. ]iad. peculiar, diniciilt and stubborn cases that and division of the proceeds from 40 brought to his attention'and which liallle oiliors or have been ncKleeted or improp• service will be held on tlie northeast lowly to be done well, and to be con• J. I-I. Stevyart at the Baptist cliurch erly treated, are Invited. Visits made any dis• acres of the Hull estate in Leslie resulted in his change of position tance If rlKbtiy arranged for. Office hours, 2 to corner of the court house lawn. In tented with their position in life, Sunday morning the 0:ld Fellows township. The case involves a very important !i p. m. Call or write, 112 Wasliliinton Avenue Theaddress received iiearty applause,. marclied to Maple Grove cemetery' south, Lanslni;, Mich. c&-Over Jleath's store. case the weather is not favorable the Hazel Brown, a 10-year-old girl liv. principle. It" involves the principle service will be hek] in tlie Baptist Following a fine trombone solo ren- and decorated the graves of 12,de• of whether .we .have control over ou ing near Stockbridge, was drowned ceased membei's., church. Service will be at 5:15 at dered by Harry Bond, Rollie Mile astThursday in a creek running along streets or whether a corporation or A. ItKKGMAN, ATTORNEY and COUN- either place. Subject, "Behold the president of the graduating class, in a •Tudge Wiest has decided in favor of A I SELUR AT LAW, Mason, Mich. the edge of her father's farm. With ganized by Mr. Theron Atwood,„by Man." Preacher, John H. Stewart. eat little speech presented the senior Ingluiiii county supervisors in the B. MOA.RTHUK, Attorney and Counselorat two other children she was,wading in inviting in a few clerks and employes , Law. Onice In Fanners Bank tiullding. cup to the class of 1909. President J claim of .E. T. Karnum of Detroit for A change of time was made on the creek and fell into a deep hole. The of associated corporations, who take B. Dean of' tlie coming senior class the bronze tablet on the coui-t'-house. ENSMORE, E, A., Attorney-at-Law, Masou M. C. Sunday. The flyer between body was recovered within half an stock that they have never paid for D Michigan. responded in a few welhcliosen words The claim originally was for $117.50, Jackson and Bay City was put back hour, but efforts to resuscitate were and never intent! to pay for, has great T. HEMANS, Attorney and Counselor at The audience then listened to a well but was allowed by tlie board at $75. , on, but does not stop here. Trains unavailing. er rights than the peopl,e of the city L. Law. Onice in the new Lawrence Block rendered baritone solo by H. B, Long- Mason,Mich. Moneytoloan on goodsecurlty will leave here at the following time: of Mason. If the law is as the deci• The Presbyterian missionary society , The W.F, M, S, will meet with Mrs year, North, 7:34 in the forenoon, 12:18 and sion of the learned judge would seem will meet Wednesday, July Sth, with .A.-CrCTI03Sr,EEK 0, H. FreeliindFriday, July 3. Topic 5:00 in the afternoon; south, 9:12 in to leave it Mr. Atwood has madea Supt. Fullerton then presented this, Mrs.' G. M. Webb, Leader, Mrs.- W. CLARK. General Auctioneer; Leave or. "Burma." .Leader; Mrs. Gildart, En• CI dors at this office or addi'ess Mason, K. K. the forenoon, 1:30 and S;2" in theafter- great discovery for .the benefit of his sixth and last graduating class Cortriglit,' , A look backward in the ]-). No. c. Satisfaction Ruaranteed. Bell pliene tertainers, Mrs. Frceland, Mrs., Gil- street railway corporations. Hereto• to the school board and patrons.v He organization, followed by selection. t03,1 L1 s. Dansvllle 10, l l 4 s. I dart, Cora M'cCurdy, Bessie Ball and fore they have asked the' common spoke of the high class article of stu Alien admission and restriction, Mrs, ^^'. .JEWELL, General Auctioneer. Satis W. J. Eennie of Traverse City came Jean Macdoriald. Thisis young ladies C I faction jjuaraiiteed. I Leave orders at tlie councils of the state to 'grant them dents the school has turned out. Of Casterlin, Please bring missionary I'lilace Meat Jliivket, Mason. to this city last Saturday and pur- day and an interesting program is be- rights; now it will be the common 89 graduates in the past six years, 44 items. Hour2:00p. m. Visitors are chased driving" horseis of E. H. Wil- ing prepared. Members are urged to D. BINDING, Auctioneer, White Oak, Mich councils which must beg for rights will be in college next year, and eight cordially welcomed. Farmers'rural telephone line. Satisfaction liams, J. N. Penberthy, ,E. J. Moore, [be present, visitors are welcome. E(guaranteed and terms liberal. from the corporations, for if such is have already graduated from higher J, H. Bashford, L. W. Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs. H. 0, Call were called the la\y when a, street railway asks institutions of learning. He chal JTENRY KURTZ, General Auctioneer. Salls- 0. W, Eandall. Mr. Rennie took the,. . , u . r, to Lake View to attend the funeral of D. faction Kuaranteed, terms right. Leave for, privileges and they are not forth• lenged any school in the state to show horses to Charlotte and will ship them'^° "^"^ ^ ^"""^ °° ^^P*" A. T. Call, his brother, who fell dead orders at this ofllce. rostonice, Mason. with granted they are at liberty to better record. He then went on to home from there, where he will open I''; ^^'Z at his home last Friday while working organize under some other law and speak of a few improvements which a livery stable. P not do things by halves. Invite your in his garden. Mr, Call was formerly take what they want. Neither Mason he considered needful in the school, T^ARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE ^ ,^ , • :•' relatives and friends to come "home 11 resident of Mason, He served in T Oompanyof Inghamcounty. Safest,cheap• or any other • city should accept such and which within a few years will be LewisCady,oneoftheagedpioneers on these dates. Secretary Ives ha Co. H, .First, Sharpshooters. : After ; est and best. For Information write toF. H. an interpretation of the law short of made. These were the establishing Field, secretary,Mason. A. I.Barber, presl of this county, who came into White opened an office in the Democrat the war he read kuV with Huntington dent,Mason. Office In the court hou.se. a decision of the highest court in the of classes in manual training and Oak township in an-early day and Lmce, where you can obtain stationery ife Henderson, then opened an ofllce in purchased and cleared a 138-acre farm, ^nd information regarding same, state. domestic science, for the boys and the Lake View, where he has since re• Members of th? liiRh school went to died at the home of his son in Lansing girls respectively, and the organizing sided. Pine lake on their annual picnic last Sunday night about eight o'clock, ^^^^ Friday Charles Darrow of Al- Union young people's meeting at of a branch in agriculture for: the JFriday. aged 93 years. Remains were takenU'<2^o° sold nis matched pair of Per- the Baptist church Sunday at 6:30. country students, who form more than to Dansvllle Tuesday for interment '''^'^''O" ™ares to a farmer living near, 40 per cent, of the high school and ElmerE, Strope has moved his fam• Leader, Mrs. W. H. Simmons. BUSINESS LOCALS. beside his wife, who died six yearsp™o°'1^'s $425. They are three eighth grade and who come from the ily to Lansing apt! resides at 1214 Sey• The temperance meeting at North ago. Mr. Cady is survived by two 2600 lbs. and were country within a radius of 10 miles mour street. Aurelius church has been postponed sons and six brothers. sired by Komo. They were broken around Mason. At the request of the Mrs. Alvin ByKrnves. llvlnp one mile nortb and Albion College has conferred thede- to July 17th. Address by Rev. J. C. school board, he then .presented the two miles east of Mason In Vevay, lost a black- Kree of D. D. upon.Eev. W. H. B. At the South Street park tomorrow T"*^ ^"'"^'^'^ ^' ^ho Cook, special music; etc silk coat between Iter home and the Felt cliurcb. afternoon at 2:30 there will be ijaii 'I'tied Mr. Darrow in selling them. class with their diplomas in the fol• Finder please notify or return and receive re-' Urch of Oklahoma City and Rev, W. ward.'. :' :.,- •, • • : • 'i; „,• '•„,,' The next meeting of Mason Grange lowing order: EoUieL.,Miles, Colton P. French of Lansing. game of unusual interest, between StaiTord Armstrong, who enlisted in For Sale. will be ,held Saturday evening, July Leslie and Mason Z. of P. teams. Co.G of the Ninth Michigan cavalry Miles, Irene Stowell, Herbert San• A surrey, nearly new. JIiis. W. 11. Haskell. | Miss^Bessie Ball graduated last week 18th. Initiation in third and fourth ders, Florence Field, Ethel Adams, Admission, 15 cents; ladies andchil- in 1802, has just received 8100 bounty WiilowH'Now Pension tfttv. > from a two years' course in domestic degrees. Refreshments. Carl Jewott, Olive WinQeld, Fred dren, 10 cents. Chairs will be furn- that was due him when the war clos- ActotAprll 10, 1008, now In force.; Income or » art and science at the State Normal Groh, Marguerite Kerns, IndaDuBojs, 3roperty. or cause of soldier's death no lonRor a ished. Leslie be'at Eaton Eapids 3 to ed in 1865. Mr. Armstrong was born Deputy Sheriff ;0. L. Lathrop was bar to jenslon, If married prior to June 27th, at Ypsilanti. Her mother attended Harry Cotton,' Grace. Bellamy, Carl 2 and at Eaton Rapids last Thursday in Ireland, but fought for this land'of overcome by the heat Tuesday after• 18!)0. For information and application forms,': the graduation exercises. Grevc, Winnie Davis, Willis: Collar call on: ;i8lf' H. CFkeeland, Mason, Mich. .: Mason won a ten-inning gamesS to 7. his adoption and feels an added respect noon of last week, He had been away "The Old Fighting Seventh Michi• and Grace Walter. The benediction For Sftlo on ^asy I'orrng. This will be a game worth witnessing, for Uncle Sam, who has caused this several days serving subpoenas on state We have two small bouses, one in eadi wArd,^> was then,ipronounced by -Eev. J,;0. gan" will hold its next annual reunion so turn out anu give the boys good money to be paid. Mr. Armstrong is cases, arriving home on the afternoon tbac 'we will sell cheap, v Small payment dovyn. at Leslie June 15, James McDaniels Cook and the newly-fledged; alumni and lone time on balance. We have also) a few t support and; root for the home team an old - man and in straijjhtened cir- train and when he arrived, at the jail desirable building lots. Webb & Whitman, t. were given ianimprcmptu reception is vice president and A. A, Lumbard and don't forget to applaud the good cumstances and ^his amount means was in a dazed coiadltion,. Dr, Culver Farmors' Uatnul iriro Ininrnnoe Oo. 7',' secretary and treasurer. byi their many friends. plays made by the visitors. much to him. was summoned to attend him. , Geo, A. Jooei, director tor ODondasaiomiiblpl CLEVELAND'S CAREER m SHORT, PLANS U. S. AKMY OF 250,000,: MOUENED AT CAPITAL. PI Inghani County Democrat. 31 Born nt Caldwell, Essex County, N, J., Ordors Issued to All Branches for iUmh IS, 1S;5". Chrlstonod : Stephen {7ar Department Would Amalga• Tribute to Dead Ex-Cliief. Grover Clevelnnd, mate theBeg'ulars and Militia. In ISJl family removed to PayottovIUe, MASON, - MICH. In Wiishliigton ni)|iroprliito honors SMLLEBlf DE N. Y, -'J'ho War Department has perfected Served ns clerk In n coiintr.v storo. a plan, for Hie virtual uinalgiunallon of wci'o jiaid to the nieinory of ex-Presi• In JS.'i.'! H-n.f ()j)polnloil ns.slst.mt tcicher dent Cloveliiml by all bi'tmehds of tlie ot the .Vciv York In.sllttitlon for the blind. 250.0(10 men, coiiiprislug all the rogiiiar For four years, front JS.iri, nsslslod hla national government, Immcdhitoly up- nnd natiotialguafd iruoiis in Ihe United 1908 JULY 1908 Only Surviving lix-Prcsident of the uncle in iirepnrallon ot "Anierlenn Herd 011 receipt of the President's proclaniu- Hook," and liad a clerkslili) in a law llrui Stales, into an army reaily to aiiswoi' la Iliiltalo, tion, f'oi-iiially annonnclhg Jlr. Cleve• United States Succumbs to the call of the Pi'csldeut. Assistant Su Mo Tu We Til FT Sa Adraitled to tho bar In 1.S50, J Socreliiry of War Oliver has givoir out land's tlwitii, slejis were taken to carry Long Illness. Apjiolnlud As.slstnnt Hlstrlct Attorney of CHICAGO. Erie County Jun, 1, ISC.'l, © ffi, out the provisioiis of the executive pro- this iiifoi'ination. 1 2 3 4 Defonlud tor the District .Vttorucyahli) ot The weekly review of Chicago triulo, claniaticin. In the case, of the State De- Erie County Jn 1SC5. The \)';ir Department plan meiins 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 puhlisliorlby 1!. G. IJun ..t Co., says; piii'tmeiit,all olllclals of the rtiiiiomiitic Pfnctlcod law, , nothing uuiro nor less tiiiin that llio Payments throti.tjh tho, banks sliow, the 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Rlccted .ShorllT of ISrIe Connly in 1370, itiid eousiihir service were notillod of END COMES UNEXPECTEDLY. Klecled Mayor ot liiiffalo In tSSl, moderate .s-liritikage whioli, usually pre- moincnt this country gels into Iroubla Elected (iovenior of Sew York In 1SS2 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 tile ox-Pri>sidenl;'9 (le.'iih imd were di- eoilos the July distribution of iiilorest and the .so-cailed natioinii giiaisl orgaiilza- by n pliinillty of l'00,()nn. rectoil 16 lly the American flag ovei- lions u'lll cease to csist as ,sueli .and 26 27 28 29 30 31 ® Elected I'l'csldent ot Ihe United States In dividends. '.IHic lallor will appro.ximalo tiieii' I'csjiectivo oMIces at lialf-staff for ISS'l. .Mn.|orlt.v In tlie olcciornl collo.:;e, rt:. largoly and seek reiuvestinunt. I'lnanciiU liiiniediaUdy heeoiiie units of tlie ri}guliir e © 3) ® ® © ® a jn'i'iod of thirty days iiftei- the re- Country Shocked by News of Demise liroko nil record.s by vetoing 11 .J out of conililioiis KHiieraiiy rellect inereasin.i,' oasi' nrniy absolutely under Ihe control ot| !)S7 hWf. ci!lpt of tiio letter. .\il army ]ioSts and of Democratic Loader Twice .Married I''rnnee.i Folsoni In the White hi and ample supply of money, and the Ihe President anil the .Secretary.of U'iir. y Qdh. \ rjyM\. M •20th. «il2SH). IlniiEe .liine 2, ISSfl. ton;;, is nioro distinctly favorable toward slation.s, and .'ill comintiiidei's in chiiif "Tills schciiie," said .Mr, OIiver,"ia Elected President. Dei'oated In cunipuign for re-election In advaiKang eiitoriirise. Banks iiid freely Of lleeiji in tlie nav.v, capttiins of de• ISSS. ' for (lesh-.il)lo discounts on favoralilo terms the lirst tuove in the iilan to make this tached ships and navy yards and naval Eiijjagod'In the iiractlce of law In Now country a iiiililary power. Before this FEATURES OF INTEREST York. to borrowers. stations were ordei'cd to lly tlie nation• Klccted President of the United .Slates In The currency drain to move cro|is is we liavu hail no aiitliorlty over the al coli,u-s at hair-sltiff for thirty days. Grovor Cleveland, the only surviving ISd'J. State (roojis, holler known, ]ierhaps, as ABOUT THAT WHICH HAS BEEN Settled Vcnt'ziieln iKMindary dl.ipiite In lilioly to e.vpaiiil onrlier this season, but In W'tishiiigtun, where iiulny of tlioso cx-Presidcnt of (he United States, died lSII,n. provision is nuido a.gainsi, deinainls, jinii luilllia and national guard tirg;iiii'/.a- AND IS TO BE. who are now leiiding ollicials of the suddenly Wcdiie.s!ie outlook, I'rudm;- and oilier Stales in the uiilltary'divi- rioii and Iraiisportatioii of linislieii iiro- deiif Cleveland's de.-itli oin.sed n pro- iieuto iJidlgi\stloii, his death i-.'imo as n a (laiigliler of his former law partner. 3io;i known as the Oeparlnient of the ducts, and ginienil nii'rc'liaiiiliso e.vliiliit Tornaijo Destroys Minnesota Town, found spusntion. Ofliciai action fol• colnprcte surprise l:o tlie (,'oiiiitry, in bSSS lie was a ciiudidale for a sec• Ear.t will coiistilulc tlie first arniy .steady rocovi'ry, ami new orders for iron, A tol'nailo .sLi'iiek Clliiloii, Minn., IciH- lowed iiroinjilly. lie iiad been a sulTel'er from gout and ond term, iiiit was (Icfealoil in tjlii^ eloelion corps. As at prt^seiit planned the War of lliat year by Deiijainin llarri.siin. After sfetd and various I'sictory outputs add lo Ing k1.\ people iind injuring scores. The diabetes for more tliaii two years. Marly IDoiiai'lniont will bij ahle to put into the A few hours ahead of his formal Ids retiri.'iiient from public lifi! he soltled .•i.ssurod, iierioil of forward work., Brid.ge.^^, town wns completely (lc!)l:royotl. Twen• ill lie was stricken wilii an attack licIil nliiiost linniiMlialely ini army of proclamation aiinolineing tho doatii in New York city, Al the notional IJoiii- rrattk elevation and ollK;r heavy coiistriic- ty houses, 11 prinliiig odlce nntl two tion involve noiable e.vpenditiiri's and ad- L'.'jO.noO men. Pari will' 'Tic iierl'cclly President Koosevolt directed Secrehiry of iiidigeslion, the result of dhilielcs, ocratic convention iielil in Chicago in cliiifclios woi'e blown down. The tor- dilions to iaiior forces. incri'MSi'd niove- trained and tho eirudency of the rest Ciirtelyon. the senior cabinet olliccr In iiiid for weeks was uiiahle to jiai'lako .Tune, JS!)2. he was for ilio third time Hilda, M'liicli w.'iK iiiiaccomiiniiied by iiioiil.s of grain, live slock, liicli'S and wool will lie so incro.iscd Hint they will form \Va.sliiiigt,on, and thus the acting head of any except lltiuid nourishment, A nainod as his parly's eanilidato for the nun, .started tliroe Utiles north .sustain the rccoviu'y iioloil last wn'k, ami a Kiuoolh working force," , of tlie tidministration, to liave all e.x- town, destroyed two fttrin hoilsos that lirieossiliow more stability. eculive (lepartniciits place the natioiinl wore in lis jiatli jtnd swept ovorClii.- Hot woollier inlluencos groiiily sliniu- flags on their buildings at lialf-mast. BRYAN ON THE PLATFORM. ton, which, litis iil)oilt .100 ptjpiilation. A Inted tho ab,sori)tion of liglu-wis^dit ap- This oi'der was immediately proiiiul- Cliicnso, Jl'ilwaiilieo & St. Paul mixed inirel, the improvoineiit in a.i;j',i;'regiilo sales gated. Within a few iniiiutes the Stars train was Just i)iilling into the .stiitlon bidni; particularly encotira.i,'iiig in Ihe le;id- Calls It "Silent Eepudiation of US tlio storm sti'ilck the town, l^il'toeii and Stripes over the gi'oat white build• iii,;: rer.'iil lines, I^iTsonal hiiyini; of I'all Booseveltinn Principles," ami winter siMiiles i'..vpaii(ls salisl'actorily, freight cars wei'o lilown olT the traclc, ings which house the federal govorn- AVI Ilia 111, .T. Bryan reviews tlio nepilb- and an advance in the cost of ,si)nii.> ,i;oods as was also a iiasscngcr conch contain• iiiont had dropped half way down tlr;! ilcan platforiii in his paper,.the Com- in ,sliort snivply a]>penrs iii to.xlile.s, ing aovciiteon i)eoplc. All were injui'ed, poles, conveying to many peoiile the BK^ner. He ilenoiiiices the docniiieiit as A^'rieiiltnnil prospects lioeonic l)ri,^'liti,'r hilt it lias 1)0(^11 impossible to learn first news that death llad claimed an• wil:!i llie wiiiler wheat harvest and e,xcol- "a .silent re|uidiatioii of alliiost; every their names oi- the exli'iit of their in• other illustrious man. Icnl condition of oilier grains. Crop mar- Itooscvtdliaii iiriiiciplc." lie seoiTS the juries. The iKochirnation issued by President K-eliii.tfS naiin are heavier, and prices ,siis- |)liii)k.s on ciirrciic.v. the Iriisis nnd'llio Ilfloscvelt follows iirecedents in the taiii ii iiigli average I'or live slock, despite negro proliieiiL calling llii! last-iiained The Automobile . Turned Turtle. cases of former ox-I'resldcnt.s, and is as liberal arrivals. 'I'liic totJil nioviMinint bl' section the "fpiadr(,'iiiiial qiiola of grahi at' this pnri, ,S,7<.);!,C>1!) bnsliels, com• One person was killed niid two oth- follows; taffy." Presiileiit lioostjvcit Is pralsikV pares wnli S,l>,'>T,."i.'>S hiisliels Inst week and ei-s fatally injiii-ed at Wai'reii, I'n., in To the iieopio of the United Strtos: I>,7-ll),d02 buslieisa yeiir ago, C'oiivpiirod and his policy coiniiieiuled in,contrast an aiitpmobile accident. 'I'lioi-e were Grovor Clcvchiiul, Prosiilnnt of the United with 1!I07, deeri,'ase., and twice h.s l.'re.sidciil', lie showed niosl e.Kalti'd Ki^rvant represents (lie best Fill hires reiiorled in llie 01iic;i,L;o dis• cioon after beiiigi-emuved to a Itcsiji- slunal power lis an adiniiiistrator, coiipled iiiiiis and worlliics't purposes of all Ids trict iiiiinhered M'J, against .'!:! last wock conn try men, .\ineri(,-nn maiiliood liiis been tal, and no hope is hold for the, recov• with eniiro devotion to the country's good and 110 a year, a.w. 'I'liose wirli iiahili- lifled lo a no'lilo sense of, duty and obli• ery of the other, ilijtircd. null a courage tliht quaiiled liofore no ilios- lies over ,'i;.''i,()00 niiniliered Siagaiii-it 0 last gation," lility when once he was coirviiiced whore week audiiTin l'.l()7. Insane Woman Drowns Her Children^ his duly lay. Since his relireiiieiit from I'm tihe Presiiiont must not feel Mint he Willie temi)t>rai-ily in.sane Jfi's. Aug• Ihciiresidoiicy lie'has continued v.'oll and is l.ho only Bepnhliciin deserving of praise, NEWYOEJC. ust P. .loluison di'owiied iior four little faillifuily to .servo Oi'is couiilrynicn by l:lie '•.file recent Congresses, aceordiiig to the children in the ci.stei-ii at tlieir farm simplicity, dignity and iipriglilness of his Trade this week lias taken oic most of piatforin. have iiot'ii full of patriots and homo .'i mile sotitli of Ida, Gi'ove, Iowa, private life. the uliiiracteristies of a midsiininier pe• tlio Iiepublicairlegislators have been keep• The youngest,was'alioiU one year and Ill testimony of the respect in which riod. Oietiiil business has been hel|)i.d by ing "stop in lilio forward niiircii to liotter government," \Vliat does,the President the oldest jiboiit six,- There wore two his nieniory is lield by (die govorninont and warm weallier in most sections and by think of being hr:ickotiMl with IJeiiiihlican boys and two girls, Jler husband pociplo of I he United Stales, I do hereby widespread reduction sa,ii,'S. .lolihiiig houses iiave rei'oiveil moderate filiin;; In Senalors and meinhers of Congre.sii in tliis in tho field at the time. After she had, direct that the (lags on tllie White Mouse orders.and'mado llie usual cloMrauce sales. indiscriiiiiiiale iiraise'.' drowned Uie four chilill'cn she tried to and tlifl several depnrtinentiil buildings Ivill buying has been iiiulis cautions, but drown liel-KoH', but iieiglibors and poo- be displayed at Ihilf-stafT for a period ot Ilinv (I) Dital \vl (li iiMi-eliy. feeliu,^ is conservativi'Iy oiitimistic. Such lile from town came rnniiiiig in and I'liirly days, and that siiitaiilo ntiiitnry and 'I"!luit tlio i|io!icy,of severe iiiiiiisliiiiont ot' lines as leatiier, staple worsteil wools, ag• rescued lier. naval iionors, tinder tlio ordora of the Sec- avowed anareliists and t:lie making ot relai-ies of War and of tho Nav.v, bo ren• ricultural implements ami a few lines ol: mariyrs of them will only food the men• dered on the day of the fimer.al. sled 'prodiicts are more active, hut the tal nherratioii xyhicli resiills in anarchy Fatal Auto Accident. Done, this twent.v-foiirlih day of .funo, 'sreiit indnslrii>s as a wlioloiiro liehiw nor• is tho posilion laken by Walter P. -Af'c- A big toilriug car containing four in tlio year of our Lord one thousand nine mal activity and summer' sliiil-dowiis Gliiroiira- tlioncolitriil'article for'tlio June young men aiidl'oiir young wpiiicii was hundred and eight, and of the iiidopon proiilise to lii^ more widely iiului.^od in Van Norden's ^fiigaziiioi Ho asks if it struck liy a 'J'orre, Tliiute & Etistorn donee,of the United Stal;es of Aiiiorica tho tlian for soino years past. y:, is not-po.ssihlo for tlie govcrnniciit to as- traction cai' at Sonlli fiolnioni, avcmlo, onelumdred and thirty-second, linKiness failures in the IJiiileii iStiites siiiiio a syni|)atlietic attitude toward t'his, ludhiiiapolis, Ind, Two men in the au• Trii'ioDOK.10 itoO'Si!}vi^,i/.i:. for the week,ending June i'l nuiiiber 2,",S, nnforliinalo cliiss; and' insists: tliat tho.' tomobile wore killed and five ol! the wiiioli compares, with 2r>.l last week, I'.O progress iiindo by tlio anarchists is due- others were injured. A: ,1. Yawgor, the ESTIMATES OE CLEVELAND. in the lirst week ot i:)07, 1,-K;- in: 1!)IH;,' largely to. t,1io "neglect of the •jirolilems of; owner ol' tho automobile, met instant rSli in l',)<>," and 20-t inil'.lOl, Failurosin the .poor by those w'ho have intoiiigenca.' Caiiiidlr for the sanio period' liiindier .'M',, and time onougii-to study them." Ho-iiro. doatli, iind ISari Ciardiioi', tho chauffeur, "Ho was one of the really great men of the country."—W. H. Taft. which coin)>ares wit'li 2.'1 last week and 21) pesos that men ho sent among tihe: iwor,to. (lied on the way (,o a hospital. Maggie ill tills- week of, :i!)07.—Bradstreet'.,;J0; Shoop, fair to. choice,, .It.'l.OO "Grovor Cleveland was a typical prO' made a splendid fight for life and won. tfirst, and only bridge to span the Co• to, !i;5.00;; wheat:, No. 2„ SUc fo 0.1c: duct of Amorica.n lite, blood and train- THE "VOTITE HOUSE; BEIDE.", lumbia between Oregon and Wash• In February last diabetes began to corn, No.. 2;. (il)c lo TOfr;- oat's,. standard, ington. in;;."—.Tudson Harmon. " make itself felt again, aud Mr. Cleve• Mrs. VraacfNs l.^)l'(U.ni Clcveliuiily. oOc to ijl'cv rye, No. 2, 7t>c to 7(Jc; hay, Groyor Clevolnnd was too great a mnn land , beciinie subject to spells of un• WI<1<>« otatoos, "White House Bride." who is, left to William Hoarn, near Tippecanoe I^ake, ",\Vlion his !ii_story is ])roperly writ-ton ly came at S I'iO a. m. Wednesday. new,,i)(>r bushel, f)0c to 1.10. , The- Great Northern has placed its o^ mourn tiie death of Former President Indltuia, had, a penchant for playing ho will bo rated as one of tike half dozen dec- for 00,000 tons o£ stool rails for I.Kr (>L',C'Iurcl:ti!(l a llii.s.v Oiks Cleveland, was the youngest mistress, Indianapolis—Cattle, shipping, !|!.",00 with matches. Ho started a lire in his proa'tost rresidonts."—Gov. Johnsou of which it ,was in the market some time to .$7.75; ihogs, good to choice heavy, irinnosotn. Grovor Clovclaiid, the twont.v-second the Wlitte House evon't give your friorid wildduck un• when appointed a.ssistant distflot attor-; .vellow, 72c to 73c'; oats. No. 3 white, tion in wages after the first; of- next' 14-year-old girl. cooked , unless , his •wife knows how to noy of, Erie county. In 1809 he, joined 55c:to„5(jc; rye, No. 2, 7Uc to 77c. month.: The cause of the last lay-ofi;; was cook it; tho gift will be discredited in, the tho firm of Lanning, Oleveltind & Folsoin. Milwankoo—rWliont, No. 2 northern, tho dissatisfaction felt by, old employes, Monument for Cleveland Proposed. eating." •••":''••,••':;;,'•,;„,, ,; In IS8I he was nominated as the Donio- .$1.05-to .$1.07; corn, No.,3,:70c to 71c:, who had been working on half time since A movement has been started in the last. fall. 'Pilose: liavo been put on full i won Id iiotteve our people sober; but cratie candidate for Mayor of BiilTalo and oats,' standard, 52c; to ;53c [ . rye, No., 1, county, wliere, Crover' Clevelaiul was time and the diffioronce made;up by dis- I would have, them, thoughtful ,an(3 pat- was elected by tho largest majority over UtRS. OROVEIl CLEVELAND. 75c to:7Cic; barley. No. 2, G-k toGSo; bo"rn,:to raise r fund for a national given in that city,, although tho Rcpub-, pork, moss,,.$13.72. ,,;<:;.,„•: diarging newer hands.: : .,;,.:.;.: 'viotic.,:; , of friends, many unknown personally to monument to,his memory. licnn State ticket was carried. .In, 1SS2 ; Of tlie'000,000 xniles of railway dn the; The duck hunter is born—not maae. Buftalo-^Cattle, choice sh'tpping steers, Mr. Clevoland ran ior Governor of Now, her, who were made,. In every :State,; $'.t.00:tO-?7.G0; hogs,.,faii\'f:o choice, ,$-1.00 world only about 10 per cent are found' • 'I John Robinson, Showman, Seriously III I "do not beliovbtiliat nations any more York against Ohnrles J. .Folgcr, then while she was In the public eye:as wife to ..$G.G0; ahotip, oommon •to;good mixed, in strictly.tropical territory, and no more; .Tolin Robinson, the veteran circus than in.individuals can violate the rules United States Secretary of the Treasury, ot the President $4.00 to,: ,$5.30;, lambs,"vCair, to , choice,: than 15 per cent -within what -would :ba:. man, is seriously ill in, his private car of Qitinosty and fair dealing. and won by a plnrnlity of nearly 200,000. : Mrs. Cleveland is the ,daughter; of, $5.00 to ,$7.70. ' termed' tropical .and sub-tropical ; areas; }M with heart trouble. Physicians at Co,- His administration was notable for. the !il,T<)0,<)()0 for liixnite CUnlc. Oscar.and .Emma: 0. Folsoni, and her •Tracks abound in'tihe temperate zone.'; simple and unostentatious way in which New Yorli—CatHo, $-1.00 to ,$7.25; • Inmbus have been attending him the fatlier was ,tliedaw:,;partiior,'. of, Jlr.; ::; The;Pubiic;.Service,:.,Coinmission,of:,New:; For the otablishment of • aVpsychiatric: he conducted the business i of tho .State.: ,: hogs, .$3.50 to .$0.50; ^loop, .$3,00 to last,twenty-foiir hours. , Gleovland in Buffalo, ,wh'ore:sha,,v:\yna' iYork; City, issued:, an, .order: roquii''ing.;,.the • clinic,; dealing witih' the,'insane at :.ToJin3 At the Democratic national convention .$•1.51); Wheat, No. 2 red, 04c to 05e; street ;,car;eompanies;to iwovidersulBoient.;,-: Hopkins; University,-Baltimore, C Heiiry. held jn: Ghioagoin July,-1884,,Cleveland bora July 21, 1SG4. corn, ;'No;:2,,70c- to :77c;; oats;;: natural Postoffice Robbers IVlake It Pay, cars and the right conditions-for seating.: Phipps.,'of 'Pittsburg Ikjs given :$SOO,000. was nominated „by his party as its oandi-: Miss Folsom ibecnme the wife 'of: white,;;uScito G0c;,;buttoiv',ereamery,';20c' , Between' ?2,000 and «$3,a00 in cJish all of .their .passengers..' 1;An: exception:•:is It will-' be fh(!i first of its' Iwiid; with: ade- date: for : the' presidency: of the United. President Cleveland; on' .Tune .2,. 1880,: to 23o; eggs, western, 15c to ISc. • , ,and,:staraps was, stolen ,Avlien:,thieves made "during. rush; hours. •.vThc.miniimuni'' qimto •', equipment in, eonncbtion wilfi'Va States and at the: election in the follow• the wedding ceremony beIng;performed Toledo—W'hcat, No. 2 mixed, SSc to 'broke into the postqfllce atI-Iarvey, 111. large,university andjhospital in^this coun• number oi cars to pass on'busj streets,in, -.jdV^ii ff;. ing November was' oliosen to that oflSoe. in the Blue Eoom: at tho; White House SOc; corn. No. 2 mixed, 71c to 72c; They; made,their entrance,:.thro^ugh;a try. jPie"new;hosi)itaIjwi,ll';takel^ oats, No. 2 mixed, 53c-.to 51e; rye, No. eadi fifteen minutes,'it is thought, will 'i^JfB Imiit in the midst of a brilliant assemblago •jvlndow. There is no clue to the thieves. lie and private .paticu''',a- - 11 was during his first term that Cleve- m the midst of a brilliant assemblago ^^^^l^'f,,. seed,'October. ?7.33; [^^^'l^" ^'^ hYCttLvfivo. "THE SPiEIT OF 1903," my. Ton may think I don't mean It, but I do." "WiU .vou take back 'I love you'?" *'Ye.s, certainly. I'uever meant It. It" -—with a little stamp of her foot—"was . n mere folly. Of cour.se I don'tlove you." So firm, 80 determined is her whole air, so fierce is the stamp of her,foot, ithat in-spite,of his efl'ort to control him- 'self,, Hilary hursts ilito a roar of laugh-: ter, I-Ie is horrified at himself, but can• not control his amusomcnt, and indeod it Hlnuds ,biin in good stead, • It ha had talked to hor sensibly for half a day, not one of his wiso arguments would so havo convinced her of Iiis dotermihntiou to hav« and to hold hor as does this irreiiressible; burst of lauglilgr, • CHAP:ri3R xvir, ahrlipt, so almost choked, that the girl "J'^orgivo ine," says bo at last, .Sir Lneicn has olectod to come late in looks up at him very suddenly. "Oh! you can laugh if .voti like; but, his own private brougham, to .Aladara "Ours? Is it?" She rises. "You must I mean it," Her tone, however, is a littls O'l'^laherty's hall, a decision that was toll me th«fcst another time, Jlr. Ever• feeble. warmly oiicouragod by bis nearest and ard," says sho over her shoulder. "Not you," says he comfortably. "And dearest, lie has conio very late indeotl— Adaro leads her, not to tbo ball room, even it you did"—drawing her tenderly to when supper is well on—but Miulnm, see• but through the, hall to the balcony by him, and pressing her sweet and lovely ing him, swoops down upon him instantly. which he had just entered the house in bond against his .sliDiildor—"it would be . She is alwa.vs beautifully unconscious of search of her. of no use. I have given myself to you, tbo fact that bo detests bcr, and has iu- "What is it?" asks she a littlo nervous• and you have given: yourself to me; ancl : dood been often heard to say that she is ly, nlarmod by his silence, hi; rapid move• '•—" He pau.sos. "'Well, that's all," says sorry she can't come oftoner to see poor ments, his whole air. he. .-Vnd so it seems it i.i. Liicien," "What should it he?". lie has stopped "So you've conic, Hotter late tlian at the,end of the balcony, whore the sliad- never!" cries she with all the loud "bon- ow.i am thicker. CHAi'TWn XIX.' , Yoinio" , that makes liiin halo lior, "Glad "Nothing, I suppose," plucking up a She ha.'i, however, oxtliractcd trom him of it! Look here, Ihoro's old ijady Kil- littlo spirit, "only your manner is so a promiseniot to toll Sir Lucion until she liurn over there—see her?—in a brand strange, so alirniil:. And i thought your has loft C'nrrig, which will be the day new white .sniin gown ! Go and ask her to voice sounded angry just now. But I after to-iiiorrow—during their roturti to dance tho iie.\t set of lancers; Do now! think I only fancied it," tlie house, A promise reluctantly given It'll dp you both good. Oh, .•Vinber, my ".\o doubt." lie leaves, her abruptly, —and rcincmhiM'ed afterwards! darling, hero you arc again, and lookin, and going to the railing of the balcony, Almost ns I hey reach the yellow rays lovely—lovely. Your cliooks like lilies crosses his nrms on it. of light that lie across tho iiiilhs beneath blended with roses! I hope you are tak• Ho is struggling with a mad passion of the windows, two men cqiiiiiig out of tho ing care of her, .Mr, I'jvcrard','" jealousy and despair. If this one woman shadows iijiproacli them—^.Sir Lucien and Brian Dcaue, "I don't know," says lOvurard, who is will not love liini, what can all his life looking very distinguished, and e.vtroiucly ho to him from this dny forth? What "Have you nothing bettor to do, Hil• quiet, "You must ask Miss O'Conuell for good, what joy, what comfort can It con• ary," says Sir Lucien in a clear tone, sub• a character for me," tain? Ob! aud, more than that, can bo dued, hut full of ungovernable temper, "than to walk about tho garden all night 'It's such a delightful daiice," says even live, without her? '.I.'ho quick sound with—.Miss O'Connoll?" Amber, Inying lior hand on Jitidain's arm, of hor feet , behind him chocks his "I havo boon with my cousin and your who lays her big fat one over the little thoughts. Ba turns to her a frowning niece!" siiys .-Vdaro slowly and defiantly, slender clinging fingers, and taps them face. and with a good deal of accentuation, kindl.v, lovingly. "Oh !" with a little sigh "Ah ! don't look nt mo Mko that!" says of deoiiest content, "I feel so happy!" Amber, "Don't look—but tell me." A "You have boon with the girl wlio is to -marry -Mr, Donne I" says Sir Lucien, Ho "Come into the Jibrarj'—a rest will do little, gentle band is now sliiiiiod into his. turns and beckons Deano forward. "See ns both good," says Kverard suddenly, A "Tell me wliat i have done!" to it. See to it," cries he furiously, A well of feeling, such as ho never known "Don't you know? Can't you guess," very madness has entered into him. If before, has sprang up within bis breast. cries be in a stifled tone, "what T felt the girl will not mnrry Deano, then l:ho It is tlio one pure pn.ssioii of his life. This when I saw you there—iu that dark room bargain between him and Deano falls to. child, so sure that all the world is good— —with that fellow?" the ground, and the jewels will never be so unsuspiciotis of evil, so ready to,believe "No," says she in a low tone. She bis. Oh! what is tho worth of a silly in the sweoliiess, the goodness of life—so draws back involuntarily, as if frightened girl's happiness, in comparison with the ignor.ant of the evil. by his manner. "Why do you speak of ])Ossession of those priceless stones?, Tboy movo away, unconscious that him like that? Why should I not bo with Doario lias come forward. His face Is Madam's eyes are following them. But him? I like him; he is always very kind livid as ho niecl;s Adaro, Involuntarily Madam's eyes are terrible things that to me," be thrusts his hand into his left side, bo- roam about hero, there and overywhcro, "I despise him," begins he sharply, nontli his coat,. No doubt in the land ho Eooking whom thoy may devour. Her dis• fiercely, then checks himself. After all, has just come from, revolvers at tiiiios like to .Mrs. Clarance is hardly a stronger what is he to sayl How e.Tphiln to her are bandy little things. Without a re• feeling than that she entertains for Bvor- that lilverard's reputation is not all it volver, .-Vdare's set and stern face is dis• iird. And to see that "dear innocent" ought to be? "Como down," 'sa.ys he tinctly disagroonble. Out of the darkness with him. "Well, anyway," says .^fadara hoarsely, pointing to tho gardens bcnentb, that surrounds all this, a girl's voice rings to herself With inward consolation, "it "I can't thik to you hero, i^et us stop 'IHic oriliiiary firecracker .'ind tlic paiior ens are no longer legible. Two iingcs ol clearly : will make .Mrs. Ivnow-Xothing sit up a here," says ho, when they liavo come to a torpi'do are coiiiii.'iratiyoly liarinless. Ijit- .TotVorson's original draft, with a few in- bitl" clump of evergreens that hides them oftoc- "I am not going to marry Mr, Deano!" ', tle injury I beyond sii|)erficiiil burns will terlitieationa by Adams and Fmiiklin, an tually from any passer-by. His heart it is Anibor. It thrills through A dare.. oriliiiarily result from,even n reckless iil.'io preserved at the Uepartment of State Turning, she finds sersolf face to face is still hot within liini, and liis voice I'.ut why did she not say sho w.ns going, use of llioso no'iso-iiroilucors. Tlio truly The tacsimilo wliiolrwas ordered by I'l-es with Mrs. Kiiow-Nothing, who is sitting .sounds to her stern and, liarsb. Such a to marry bim? It would have eased so dangerous lliiiigs are, llio tiiy iiislol, Ilic idcnt .Afoiiroo was made for tlie pnrpoaa ol on a lounge, with a big fan and a general tone trom Brian Dennc would have been much of the tension. His promise lo her cannon, cracker, and the clay toi-|iedo. giving a copy to each of the sigiiere tlioi air of almost in.soleiit boredom. met, by cold niiger on her part, but from alone holds bim from speaking aloud just These are all death-dealing instriiuienl.s, living and their hcir.s. These origina.' : "Hope you are enjoying yourself," says Hilary ! "I must speak to you." now. which, children should never be iierniilted copies arc now of groat value.—J3altiinori Jladani, with a malevolent smile and a "I'nrdon me! You must, I think. Your "Oh, but not in that voice." Sho lays lo Juinillo, It is from llioin thai nio.sf oC Sum. snort. . ' father's name and the disgrace attached the l'"oiirlili of July accidoiils result. her h.md gently on bis arm. "Yon have "Ob, immensoly! Immensely!" responds to it will prevent youf; " Ajiart frouiMie liig iiijiirios—the loss Tlio GlorloiiN Fourth. boon so good to mo always that—that you Down In llie Kai'il'-'ii lio.iide I lie wall, Dolly rapturously, ninking a gi'oat. matter "Why should she romembcr her father's of fingers or a liiind, or blinding from jire- will have to go, on being good." A wliis[M>f fiiii Ihi-niisli llif; hlossomH n of stifling a yawn behind her fan. name?'' breaks in Adaro violently, "Her nintiiro exidosions—the scrioiisiiuss of Suddenly in his grief and despair all (ll hi'^'iiJi wil.1i lliu Ijfown bee'a liiiiii- "You look it," says ."\radam tersely. fat;her's nniiie so far has no st:ain upon it, these hurls lies in (hi; danger of lockjaw, things are cast aside and she is in his , .mills) : Then, "How's your husband?" save what his relation, Afr. Dcane, has or tetanus. The germs of litis disease arc arms, hor check pressed against his own, "AVu iiiiisl. WMliO lo-niori'ow, lit! tli'iisscd "I don't really know," says Dolly. "He chosen to' cast there. As for my cousin, ill llie soil almost evorywliero, iiiid read• his heart beating I madly against hors !', !iii tlie VltiK Klyliijj;-. prised but placid inquiry. "You haven't on my father's name?" Wiori,! IjIic Swordgrass bright was "Not one," says he, in a voice of con~ The late Senator Kaiina of Ohio in i heard he is dead, have you?" "Nonsense! if that is all," jubilantly. centratotl fury. , , glancing, Wlli-re llie nccliiriidon I.s Kepf. speech on an approjiriatiou bill said;""l Madam, distinctly routed, makes a ges• "It is - all," solemnly. "But— No, "Yes, one,", says Amber. , The original engrossed copy of tlio favor tho erection of public buildings it ture of supremo-disgust, and without lot mo stand away from,you; but—it Tim i5enrlpt: Ooraniiim burnod rinl fire; , She lays her band on Hilary!s sleeve; Deelaraljon ns'signed is now in tbo keep• every county and, if possible, in evor.i trusting herself to say another word, means - everything. I shall not let you Tlie Salvia (laiiioil in a splendid spire and looks nt him. ".Tust one." , Her ing nt the Secretary of State. Tho docu• town in the land, 1 favor sucli. legisla maltos a martial stride past her, and see• love ine until my father's memory is At ryo in the dnsl: nprising; • voice is a mere whisper, heard by him ment was in the iiateut otiice from TS-ll tion because, although costly, it keopi ing a window open that leiids first to a .cleared." . ' The .Siiiillowor slidl; out his golden rays, alone. "It will be better. Itwill be— ; to :1ST7, as that department was believed tlio (lag floating before the people, and ii balcony, and then to the gardens beneath, "Why, think, darling," cries he, still, And the crimson I lollyliocks stood ablazo, the end." /Then she turns to Briun^ to bit, fireproof. It i.s' now, since ]S!M, pays ultimately in tho lessons of patriot instinctively makes for it, with the idea, holding hor bands, as he caiuiot hold ' And llie Jiliielioll.s loud were iHnging. (To be continued.) , ]^opt hermetically scaled in a frame niid ism which our young 'people learn lis the; perhaps, of cooling her fevered brow. herself. "Who hcliovos in that absurd placiylin a steel cabinet, witdi the original grow up. Knowing the flag is to love it Keally, all these Castle pooplo are unfit story of the missing jewels, except our Tlio Pireflios, flitting the loaves among^ .Iyrtle stars were gleaming. ' , mlvkliig of a facsimile ordered by I'resi- lOTgg for the Fourth of ,Tuly? has gone through far too much already. with a view to making money out of him, the company would not ilo something •—Margnrot .Tolinson, in Farm and Home. dont .Tames Monroe in -1S23 than to age Gnnbust.a—•Why, instead of paekinj Now, she will go: and warn her. But and latterly to get him to forward his for hiin, ns he was very poor. : or handling, the document is .jealously torpedoes in sawdust he's going to pacl how to warn Amber, who is at timcsi a marriage-with you." "How long iias lie been with us?" DANGERS OP THE DAY. gtianied. Jfany of the names of tho sign- thorn in breakfast food. little diflicult? Sho modttatcs; and then "Still, Hilary, I cannot marry you. the onlclnl' iiMpiirctl. , a bright thought comes to hor. Hilary Don't think mo cold, or heartless, because SoUy Celolirnfioii of Xatloii'N TikIc- "Over forty years." • will be the very one to whom to tell her I do love you, I do, I do," , HL'iMleiiee llriiiK^.s WIndia and ,Germany's i:populatlon,:l3i>'lncreaslns;i exercise of .philosophy; but.much can ;be tion : with; her. i.',;/rhrough-',tho -halC-light,' no. Do""you think'for one moment, I (douoito save: tho boys from injury.,::,Tho iLmher'a,'beaiityV:gb; soft, vso:i;indly,:Sbines would hear, of such a thing? No, I take much more rapidly - than ithat of Brit • rill resiwasihility.for that rests .largely-with like sistar.i: - Ho: walks straifjht'up'to:her.- back'every word nmvo said. I won't be Qin and France. ./This Is a nation's •' tlte parents. % . i "-"^ Sl^cr^ "Our dance, I think."^ Piia tone ii so encaged to you, Hilaiy, No, not ia any greatest source of strenfithBtrength.. , ',
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rublUliedlCvery Wednesday Ijy WILLIAM L. CLARK, STORE WILL BE As our store will be MASON, MICH, , closed July 4th we Men Who Defy Temptation CLOSED ALL Kntered at the J'ostolllce, Mason, Midi,, as will keep open Fri• secoad-cluss matter, and Sometimes Lose. PEIICBS: DAY JULY 4TH day Eve., July 3 One Ykau «I.00 Six Months...., soo TiiKiCK Months ; sflo LEAD MISERABLE LIVES The One Great Clearance Sale to Which All Mason and Vicinity Look Forward Wednesday, July 1, 1908 as the Greatest Barg^ain Ev,ent of the Entire Year—Our- Self Torture by a Reformed Drunkard Thk dellclt in the- U. S, treasury for —A Musician Who Committed Sui• cide' Rather Than Yield to the De• the (Iscal year ending' June 30,1008, Is mon Rum—The Inevitable Moment $59,055,1)92 , of Weakness, Tiindemocratic national convention Recently a story was printed In the meets at Denver, Col., next Tuesday, ivew York Siln telling how a steve- Wiiat it ticket it would make with Annual July Clearance Sale floi'e committed suicide after yield• William J, Bryan for president and ing to temptation to drink. Seven Governor Johnson of Minnesota for years before, after having been pull• vice-president. IS will be a tremendous sale. Upon no previous clearance sale have the condi• ed through a bad'spree with exti-eme Wall street is perfectly satisfied difficulty, he had bought some poison tions been so favorable. Every woman who hears business discussed at all in her with tlic rei)ublicaii nominations and and declared tliiit he would use it if sols tlie ice trust in New York. Is he ever fell to drinking again. He home knows that the past six months have been a period of uncertain and unset• there any reason why they sliouldn't carried this resolution out. tled business conditions, and consequently that manufacturers of high grade mer• bc? In tile republican candidates ••A case of what we call the fixed and platform there is nothinK' about Idea, I'allier unn.l.al among men of chandise have suffered the most. Many of them have been obliged not only to sacrifice wllich any trust should bc afraid. the stevedore class, but by no means unpi-eceileiited," was the comment on their profits, but also a laVge portion of the cost of their excellent merchandise in order to Bu,s]iN'i!;.s.s conditions in thi.s country tills case of a medical man who for turn it into cash with which to meet their maturing obligations. The saying that "the bot• arc not improving, repiiblican rejiorts many years has made a special study to the contrary. Last week there of alcoholism, "Up to ten yeai's ago, tom has dropped out of all values on the finer grades of merchandise" will be realized to were 258 failures, as compared with I used to be called In every three or 150 in the same week of 1907. Tile four months to take care of an iip- the fullest extent by those who attend this sale. We are warranted in saying it will be the hol.slerer whose spress lasted from week before 254 were reported, Bank ten (lays to, two weeks, biggest bargain clearance we have ever had. The quantity of goods thrown out is much clearances are also away oil'. , "Ten years ago he got so bad that larger, cleaner and more desirable. GitovKit Ulkvulakd, only living r had a job to, get him through. cx-presldcnt, died at Ills home in When he was able to listen I told Princeton, ,(., at S:-IO last Wednes• him that aiiotlier spree would wind him up for a certainty. Irie toUr me day mnrninK of heart failure after a there wasn't going to be another. long illness. Mr. Cleveland \vas born $6000 Wortli of McrchaDdlsc to Be Closed Out "He lasted for six straight years, in Caldwell, N. J.,'March 18, IS.'IT, subjecting himself to a veritable tor- He was sherill' of Erie county, mayor When we open our fall season we don't intend to have an article in our stock that is not a "new tui;e of temptation all the time at of Biiiralo, governor of New York and that. Oil tlie day when he went back fall style.". The dainty garments' so stylish and desirable now and of which we have so many president two terms, being defeated In his sTiop after that la.st bad spree will be closed out regardless of the orig-inal cost or actual value. once, He is survived by a widow and he got a quart bottle of fine old Ken• four children. tucky bourbon whiskey with a rich bouriuet. IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS. "This, after loosening the cork, he placed on a little shelf immediately Don't Mistake the Cause of Your above Ills work bench. Then he went July 3 Troubles, A Masou Citizen t^ woi'k, with that bottle of whiskey right bKore his eyes. , Every once la Shows how to Cure Them, As our store will be closed all day July 4th we will make Friday our Spe• a while he'd take the bottle down, Many jicople never suspect tlieii' remove the eorlc and take long, gloat• cial Sale Day, and on FRIDAY EVENING at 7 o'clock we will place on kidneys. If sulTcriiig from a lame, ing smells of the whiskey. weak or acliing biicic they think tiiat sale our entire line of Ladies' White Shirt Waists that have sold for it.isiinlya nliiscliiar weakness; wlien •"DroiHiliig into Ills .shop, t cailght uriniiry inuililes sets in Lliey tliink it him flollig this time and again. $1,00, $1.50 and $2.00, made of fine white India Linon and Lawns, will soiiil corrx'ct itself. And,so it is "1 told the man frequently that he with all tlie (iHi(.'rsyiiiptuiiis of kidney trimmed with lace and embroidery. A great bargain. Choice, each, dlsordei's. That is just where the was tol'tiiriiig; himself unnecessarily, diingcr lies, "^'ou niiist ciii'e tlie.se that lie was racking his nerves with• troubles or they may load to diabetes out any reason, and tliat eventually or Ih'lglit-s disease. Tlin best remedy he'd become the victim of an irres• tiO use is Doan's Kidney PilLs. It cures istible impulse. Silk petticoat Clearance--. Hosiery-Clearance— ill] ills which are caused Ijy weak or Silks-Extraordinary diseased Kidneys. Mason people tes• '• 'No t won't,' he'd protest. The Alot,of rich, heavy taffeta silk A, collection of fine lace stripe tify to ]ieriiianentcilres. .stuff made a tool of me, for a good Rducfions S^<^/-^-,o[; Pctticoats, in black and colors, at hose in champaigns, castor, red Ford J. Whipple, living three miles many years, and now I'm get• east of Mason, Mich., says; "When 1 ting liiinli.—I'm making a fool of ,gTeat reductions -which are as fol• clearance sale are unprecedented. and pink, regular 25c values. was a young boy, 1 strained my back the whiskey,' lows: The bottom has certainly dropped Special at., , I 9c and after that time endured a,great "One forenoon In his seventh year out of silk values, and we are'of• deal of itiisery fi'om pains through $5.00 Petticoats for $3.25 of abstention ho was going through 3 pairs for 50c my loins. Tile trouble gradually grew fering- desirable -wares at less than ' 37,50 Petticoats for., .. ..$3.75 worse and the action of the kidney his stunt of breathing the bouquet of the actual cost to produce. During- secretions became so ijtrne as to cliiise the shelf bottle, into his nostrils and SIO.OO Petticoats for,, $5.00 our past sales we have made many me mucli iinnoyjince. My back be- gloating over his triumph over it short • leng-ths'suitable now for ciime so lame as to make my work a when the moment of irresistible Im-' , waists and skirts. These Short Ladies' Full Seamless burden to me and I felt generally pulse arrived. He put the bottle to miserable. 1 heard about Doan's Kid• ends we-are markins: at White Hose his lips and never stopped gulping it ney Pills, decided to try tiiebi and Special Lot White Goods- procured a box ilt Longyear Bros. till he had swallowed the whole quart. Eeg;ular 25c value, Embroidered dots and fig-ures. Half Price- Big Bargain i)hiirinacy, I received' sucii ii gre.'it 'J'hen he, fell off his bench,in a state July clearance price ..,, 9c relief from their use that! am pleased of coma and when, I got to,him he worth SOc yd., July price,,, ,,25c to recommend tlieiu to other suf- was dead. ' I'erei's." "The stuff that he'd conquered for For sale l)yall dealei's. Price'50 cts. six years got him _in the long run, Spec. Lot All Silk Ribbons- Foster-Milburn Co., BulValo. New as I had, supposeillt won Id all along. Turkish Bath Towels— York, Sole Agents for the United Umbrella Clearance Sale-- Worth lOc and ,i5c yd, ' 2, 3, States. , , ' , But ns a matter of fact that uphol• and 4 inches wide, July price sterer might have killed himself with Fancy Colored Umbrellas reduced A big- ISc value, : Ilcmember the name—Doan's—aiid take no other. drinking long before had he not de• 50c to SI.50 from regular prices.^ to clean up whole lot, yd. ,,,, 5c July clearance price, each... 1 Oc \ veloped that peculiar mania. NORTHWEST INGHAM. "In my own practice I had another case , of a similar sort. This man J. A. Wauvle and family recently was the black sheep of an old Wash• visited at Laingsburg and liouiid lake. ington Square Jamily, who when cast ilyron Corwin, .I'r., and wife visited Nearly 1,000 Pianos at a Bargain. ,Tolin Fitzgerald, Lansing.—.34 Adaline Moinet,lot.20, blkS, MASON MARKETS. off by his people onac count of his the former's lirotlier at Stockbridge Lyon & 1-Iealy ot Clilcapo, known Orra Smee, Lansing—i -.29 Glendale Place, Lansing...... 1100 d'issipated habits, supported himself Oorrectod uvory WedueHduy aftcruoun. everywhere as the world's largest ,Tohn Let, Lansing .-. 22 I'roin Friday until Sunday. by giving piano lessons. Win, H. Eoyce' and wife to Ar• ' OKAIX. , music house, have just done a remark• Eose Davidson, Lansing--—-,---1-24 Nellie Swan is working at'Olias. , "This man's tipple was peach able thing. Tliey have bought for cash thur Lewis, e ^ of ne of ne -WHEAT, Red,No, 2, per btishel....,, SOffl 85 Chas, Franklin, Lansing -..21 •WHKAT,Wliite,No.l,parbusliel.... sm 86 Osborn's in DansviUe. brandy, for which he had a passion the entire stocks of three large Chica• K of See 16, Stockbridge..... 500 Beatrice Kuhn,. Lansing -—19 RYE, per bushel ,., ,, en® 7o Mrs. Roy Iliillerberger and children amounting to a mania. One night go piano houses, i. e., Tbe Tnompson Chester ,T, Cliase and wife to OATS,perbustiel.,,.,,, 48® 60 Music Co., tlie Healy Music Co., and Jas, A-, Martin, Chebo3'gan. —-.-21 COKN.slielliid, per hundred.,..,l 2ii^ofseJ^ofSec, ' \' Dayton and wife of Dansville visited Pond, Smith & Ni.xon, etc Lyon & FLOtJK, per hundred , , 2 20 blindly, catching him on the point William,Jones, Lansing.-'..-—...65 BUCKWHEAT FLOUB. per hundred ' 3 OO at J. J. Scarlett's last Friday. Healy secured all these pianos on such 13, Delhi-.--....--.-.-.-.-;: 7C0 of the jaw with his right fist. Hattie Olds,' Alaiedon..-...... ,.60 EGGS.perUozen ,,,, ta 14 Elmer Bravender and family spent e.Ktraordioary terina that they are able Orrin A. Jenison, trustee, to BtJTTKR.per pound,,.,,,...,,.,.:,... 16® IC "The young fellow went to the to turn around and offer them to the Alva Buck, Lansing...... 23 I.AKD, per pound,,.. , 12 Sunday at pansville with the former's ; Barnard N. Goddard, lot 3 of Dublicat 20 to 40 percent discount, APPLES,dried,per pound.., 3 floor and his head struck the eijge Ida Hartwell, Grand Eapids-.-....22 PEAOHES,dried, per ptjund.,. sa 10 parents. 5o here is a chance to get a much bet• Harrah Add, Lansing—.... CCO of an iron spittoon. His skull was Byron W. Stark, Kalamazoo....—,35 LIVE 'STOCK AND MEAT.. ter piano for any sum you have in mind Chas. Field, and family, are at the fractured and he died in a hospital the Susan E, Stebbins, Lansing 40 Lena L. Parker ^to Adaline OATTLE,perhundred, 3 50O4 60 farm for the summer. than you could ordinarily obtain. Moinet, lot 3, blk 1, Glendale BEEF,dressed,per hundred...,,...., o OOQs 00 next day. William Slabk, Lansing...... 19 VEAL CALVES, per hundred,.,,,..., 5 00^6 25 Mrs. Price's canning compound, "The music teacher was tried for Write today for the list of pianos in Emma Krigen, Lansing—...... 20 Place, Lansing. 400 HOGS, per hundred, B 2536 50 POBK,dressed, per hundred,...... c soav GO which is tasteless, and harmless, can the thing, but there were plenty of this great triple piano saje,''which is Eudolph Nichols, Lansing...-..—.26 Adaline ' Moinet to Lena L. HAMS, per pound,.,,,,, , be procured of your old agent,' Mrs. J. witnesses that he'd only acted in de-, an event entirely unprecedented Myrtle Huck, Lansing...... —...... 26 Parker, lot 20, blk 5, Glendale SHOULpEHS.perpouDd,., per pound,...,;.,„.,.. ^ U SPRING OUICKENS, dressed, perlb A. Wauvle, Dansville. fense of his life and he was let'go. ,, Place, Lansing...... lOOO the history of piano selling. , Address It Can't Be Beat. V OHIOKENS,llve, per pouad,,...., 'i 9 He,never drank a drop of his favorite Martha A. Fuller, Extrx,, to J, ' TURKEYS, live, per pound „, '12K Lyon & Healy, 77 Adams street, Chi• •The best of all teachers is experi• TURKEYS,dressed, per pound,....., 'Id peach brandy or of anything else NORTHEAST ONONDAGA, cago. Four distinct plans of easy pay ence. C, M. Harden of Silver City, M. Hitchins, lot 2, blk 154, BUILDINO MATEBIAL, j- when he left the To'mbs. Instead of Ethel Miles left Monday for a two ments for those who do not wish to North Carolina, says: "I And Electric Lansing..-. 700 PORTLAND CEMENT, per barrel;,. l 76 that he devised the same scheme of Bitters does all that's claimed for it. CALCINED PLASTEK.perlOO....,., M weeks' visit with relatives at Char• pay all cash, Daniel Miner and wife to Lloyd PLASTERINii HAIR, per bushel.... 30 : self-torture as the upholsterer, For stomach, liver and kidney troubles lotte. : J, True, pel of land on Mill SHINGLES,per thousand....,,.:..... 2 0035 on "He'd place a bottle of the fragrant it can't be:beat. I have tried it and LIME, per barrel...... :. 80 Adin Aldrich and family of Leslie find it a: most excellent medicine," street, Leslie 525 LATH,per M,.,.„..., ...... ,:. 2 0034 00 peach brandy—than which no liquor rtijlnihnrlain'a "^o"":' Cholera anc spent Sunday with their son and fam• l,namOenaiQ S Diarrhoea Remedy. Mr. Harden is right; It's tiie beat of EenaM. B, Wilson to Dot Lora made has a more perfect bouquet— Never fails. Buy it now. It may save life. all medicines also for weakness, lame ily here. -, Wilson, land in lot 5, blk 168, - on the piano in his lodgings, and back and all run down conditions. 50 YEARS" Mrs. Oscar Ohlinger visited her Best too forchills and malaria. Sold Lansing 1700 then, with the bottle uncorked • ani< Marriage Licenses. EXPERIENCE ' mother, Mrs. C, A, Pendleton, at Les• the fruitv aroma filling the room, he'd under guarantee, at Longyear Bros.' Jesse C.Narmore and wife to drugstore,' 50 cents, . lie last Thursday, play for viours in a sort of trance, Wm. E. Bea,rd, Lansing-— -20 Chas, Oliver, land in nw^ioi- .' Mrs, Susie Smitli, who has been in "One night while playing at the Irene J, Sparks, Lansinef..—-——19 Sec 8,' Lansing township.—- 1000 Real Estate Transfers. Aranac county for some time, has re• piano, with the bottle of peach bran• Jolin E. .Tohnson, Ludington---_.22 Eobert S, Holmes and wife to ' turned home, dy sending Its perfume all over Martiha G. Preskett, Lansing----—20 Eeal estate transfers i recorded dur• Henry F, Johnson, w 17 ft of lot | Mrs, Ernest McKessey and children the place,-the black sheep music Mike Osterle, Leroy.- .--.\--..24 ing the week ending June 27, and hav• 4, alLof lot 5, in blk 4 of - I BADE mAHns Euth.E, House, Leroy-—— - 25 of central Onondaga visited her sister, teacher suddenly ceased playing, ing a consideration of $300 or over Holmes' Plat, and lots 1; 2, 3 . OesiGiMs grabbed the bottle, knocked the neck Chas. Haley, Okemos:.—.—-—.41 COPYRISHTS &C. Mrs. Harry Darrow, one day last week. were as follows: of blk 4 of J. M; French's sub, Anyone sondlng a akotcb and description may oflt it against-the side of the piano, Edith H. Lauchner, Detroit --33 quickly ascertain our opinion free wbotbor an A large delegation from this locality Jacob Miller to Abner D, Wil• Lansing 700 Invention laprobnUypatentable.'Cooimunlcii. poured the liquor out on the floor, Frances M, Norrls, Lansing—----60 .._.,-HAHDB00KiOnPatents were picking strawberries at W. W. Sara C. Snyder, Olive 53 son, e49 ft of lot 17, blk 13," Henry F. Johnson- and wife to sent free. Oldest OKency for securlnKjpatonts. and then with i the jagged edges of Patents taken throuKh Munu & Co. receive Pierson's in Leslie last week. Some Eobert S. HolmeSiflot 7, blk 6, the bottle cut Ills throat. There is lit• Geo, Tryon, Williamston—— —22 Williamston $ 650 >p«lal floCfcc,withou t oharKo, m tl picked as high as three, bushels, at two • Holmes' Plat of lots 1,2, 3, blk tle doubt that the old mania for the Ella Martin, "WlUiainston—— —.17 Daniel "W. Heller and wife to F. cents per quart. Stephen T, McCallum, Detroit-:—25 4 of J, M, French's sub, Lan• Scientific JIttierica drink had seized him and that he had L. Young, n i of lot 20-21, blk A handsomely Illustrated weekly.' Lareont cir, , Mrs. Ella Glbbs and two children of Nella O. Eussell, Lansing 24 sing "^2000 ouiution'Of any sclentltlo lournul.' i Terms, t3 u, killed himself rather than surrc! ider 62, Lansing Improvement Go's Clarence Dowling, Leslie- —-.—-:29 year: four months, tL. Sold byall newsdealers. south Eaton are visiting her parents to it. ' Add, Lansing -' 850 Lois L, Fuller to Geo. E.^Heck, f Klttie Carpenter, Leslie 23 iVIUNN&Co.3e'B««^-r.NewYor^ here for a few days. Chas, H, Brew,er,and wife to . lot 6, blk 129, Lansing "^SOOO Frank H. Fresnour, Mason—- -—123 Branch OHlce, (B5 FSt, Washington, D, 0. •' , Ed. Smith is building-fence this ' If "you never los'e any time, you will Emily E, Porter to Orin A. Jen- • Blanche Eorabeck, Eaton Eapids—19 Fred Bertwistle' et al, lot 25," week for Wm. Miller in southwest ison, e 7 rods of lot 8, blk 109,, , never be complaining about/the > loss Harry M. Terry, Lansing 251 Johnson'svAdd, Lansing.--.'.--,'2500 Aurclius. of it. / , Lansing 7650 Cfiamberlain's,Cough Remedy Edith McEwlng, Lansing 23 Peter IL Moinet and wife to .<« Cures Colds,'Croup and Whoopinsr Cough:''<' ) i Rorabeck-Fresliour Nuptials. A Successful Matinee. LETTER FROM COLORADO. Moody, Mlllbury, Thomas and Weblj, Bxecation of Spies. The second matinee of the Mason By Aid, Mlllbury- \ ..PERSONALS.. ^ The wedding of Miss Blanch Bora- The ceremony ot disposing of a Driving Club was held at Quickstep Editob DEMOCiUT:-In reading the Resolved, That the attorneys for the- aaaowMoooaooaaocKKii beclc, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred condemnijd spy In the English army Park last Friday afternoon with more I^Pers about the terrible cyclones In city In the suit between .said city and Rorabeclf, and FrankH, Freshour, son always follows a definite precedent. people, iiiore'horses, more races and the south and so many'lives lost and The Northern Construction Co,, The of Mr. and Mrs; Seymour Fresiiour of The unfortunate man is surround• , A, I. Itarber was In liausInK Monday. tlie s,tornis and cold weather In other Jacksoii-Lanslngi The Lansing Souths this city, took place at the home of ed by a detachment of Infantry, and, more sport. There were tour exciting I.awtoii T. Ileinans was In Lansing hist Friday. .parts I thought your readers might ern and The Michigan United Rail• the bride's parents near Eaton Rapids aftor be Is provided with a pick and events on the afternoon's card. Col. David Erwin olllclated as starting like to know how we tared in western ways Co., be and they are hereby au• Aid, H. W. Lawrenca was In Jackson Monday. last Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. shovel, he la marched off to a select• ed spot and ordered to dig his own .judge, being ably, assisted by M. J. Colorado, thorized to take any and all steps nec• Win 0, Walter was lu Detroit on business Sun• To the sti'alns'of Mendelssohn's day. grave.' This done, the tools are ta- Clay of Onondaga and L.- C, Webb. The morning after the frostof April essary to appeal said case to the su• wedding march, played byMissOrpha Miss Maud Barber wetit to Owosso last Thurs• jten from blm and his eyes are ban• H. M. Williams and W. M. McCrossen 2,')th, which was so general most every• preme court and to prosecute the day, Willis, cousin of the bride, the bridal daged. The attending chaplain reads caught the time. one was teeling bad about the fruit same to a determination. Carried, r.eon lirowerreturned to Jackson last Friday party took their place beneath a tent portions selected from the burial outlook. On motion coudcII adjourned tor two night, on the lawn, which was profusely dec• service and from the ranks of the es• Race No, 1 had but two starters, the In our orchard jwe covered some weeks. W, E, Laycock, City Clerk. (}.,W. Tronianof Leslie was In the city last orated with roses and palms. Little cort-twelve men are.selected at ran• pacing, mare Lou,and the little trotter Friday. trees and built llres and smudged all Misses Rider and Clallln carried the dom by the officer In charge. These Esljher Green, Four heats were nec• Mrs. Eliza Doolittle Is visltliig her daughter in NORTH LESLIE, men, having stacked their owa rKlea essary for a decision and every Unlsh we could as did others in some parts. Detroit. rlbljons and Miss Clallln was the bear• John Burdick of Howell is visiting are led to where twelve other rifles was neck and neck. Summary; Word was given out that day that 0. S, Curry was with his children in LansliiB er ot the ringyin a, beautiful rose. at Mrs. E, Sherman's. Sunday, are awaiting them, six of which are , Race No. i-3in5. there would be a freeze that night Rev. John Clallln of Eaton Rapids Dr. fi. W, Swartout of Aurelius was lu the city loaded with blank cartridges, One Lou, b in, narvay.... 1 l 2 1 and so tliose of us who had a phone J. W, Wilcox, wife and daughter performed the ceremony. The bride ot these Is handed to each man, so IJstlier <;reen, b ni, Uement 2 2 1 2 Monday, did all wc could to prepare. visited at Jackson Sunday. James Hulett of Meridian was lu the city was attired in wlilDe silk wltli creum that no one knows whether the rifle Tlme-l;0'J>J, l:l)OJ;(,, l;ll, 1:11, Ohasi Lacey, wife and son Perry and Tuesday, As the reports cnnie In more , fully lace ovei'drcss, and carried a shower, he holds contains'a bullet or not and Eace No,'2 had three starters and Mr, and Mrs. Ward Hill ot Lansing Clias. M. Williams and wife spent. Sunday lu none can say for certain that the we find that the fruit outlook is mucli Ijouquet of white sweet peas. She was fought to a Itnish for lirst place spent Sunday at P, P. Backus'. LansliiK. shot flred by him killed the prisoner. better than we thought the tli'st few was attended by her cousin, Miss Ma• by Evelyn Nesbii and Joe Dean. Lit• Claude Jubbs visited his parents Dr. V. E, Thomas was in LansluK Moiulay The firing party then marches to an days and so our people all over the forenoon. rian Gale, who carried an arm bouquet tle Wed did not seem to have speed appointed position. The commands fruit sections are bracing up and don't at Onondaga the Ilrst tit the week. rionry Porter of Dansvllle was lu the city last of pink roses. Murray P, Stroud was enough to bo a contender. Summary: Mrs, Harry Teall and daughter of Saturday. "Present!" "Fire!" are. given , and tliink our section is so bad after all. the best man, almost before the last word rings out Race r{o. 2-3 In 5. Leslie visited lier parents part of last K.J. lirown has beet! In Detroit during the Evelyn Nesbit, b in, Rouse..,. 1 • ' When we got up ,the morning ot past week. Refresliments were served by si.x the volley la flred and the spy falls •loe Dean, h g, Saddler .' 2 2 2 May 13th the ground was white with week, C. H. Wllllauis or Dansvllle attended the races young lady cousins of the bride. They Into the grave he has dug. Nearly Little Ned, b u', Boyle 3 3 3 siiovy and It snowed until about nine Aaron Ingalis and daughter Minnie last Friday. took the eight o'clock train thateven- every man is. more or less affected,on Tline-t;12.1:13, were in Lansing last Friday. n. D.Lee or Dtuikerhlll was In the city last being selected to form one of the fir• o'clock, but when it began lo warm up ng for Grand Rapids, Tlicy will make Race No, 2 had five starters, being Wednesday. ing parly and many men have been it soon disappeared and the next day Cort Hasbrouck and Florence Place- their home with his parents on north two in tliree,. There was a "dark J, E. Alorrlfiou of Lanslni; was' In the city last known to faint away on being sin• was an ideal Colorado day. were at Pleasant lake Sunday. Weduesilay, Main street lu this city. horse" in this bunch and some people gled out, while others are so over• That" means a sunshiny day. We Mrs. Oscar Hedgestroiu is visiting' Miss Clement of Lansing Is a guest or Miss come as to be scarcely able to pull were much surprised In tlie amouotof MiUid Jiarher, "Tip" Atwood's Latest {Exhibition liear that there are some orchards that in Jackson. , the triggers of their rlfies. speed shown by Sandy IT,, but "you Mrs, Mlnnh) lilakelyof OausvlUe was In the of Shrewdness. will have lo thin out their trull, which ,l\fiss Frances Smith celebrated her city yoaterdjiy. can't tell by the looks ot a toad how That Senator "Tip" Atwood's cule- Is pretty ivell when In so many places 10th birtliday yesterday afternoon Casper Snook rettirned houio from Toledo,yes• tar it will jump," Summary; A Vnso Worth £15,000. fruit will be an entire failure, with a party to about 30 of her little terday morning. ness Is not limited by the Held of po• Itace No. 3-2 In 3, Another family treasure ot great triends. She was the recipient, oC W.W. Almond of Dansvllle Wiis In the city litical endeavor was a foregone con• StroiiR lloy, b s, Slrons... 1 3 Your readers, who have never lived value which has since passed Into the last Wednesday. clusion before the organization of the Sandy n,, sK, lliillerbert'er 3 l In a mountainous country, have no many presents. Refresliinents were keeping ot the nation is the Portland Frank A. Coleman and Myron Itoblnson were Lansing Southern railway. ,A rose by lierali C.feenbacks, K 111, Lyon 2 2 2 Idea of tlie changes In a ,1'cw miles. served. in Detroit .Sunday. vase, now exhibited In the British Flora Oreenbiicks, b 111, Doane l 4 4 any oilier name would smell as sweet, Yesterday when we were having the Kd, Darling and wife spent Sunday with her Museum. This vase comes from King Edward, b K. Johnson.... ,5 5 IS Mrs, C. A, Parkhurst and Mrs, B, L. parents at Jtiokson,, but when the Northern Construction Italy, and what Its ago Is no man Tlme-1:;)0, l;25Mi 1 i30J.<;. snow coming down so thick, we tele• Green entertained a large company,of Mrs, Alinedn Simons visited lior daughter in Co, tried to secui-e the right of way knows, though It has been proved Race No. 4 had seven starters and a phoned down to Eckerl, about seven lady friends at tlie K. of P. hall yes• Lansing over Sunday. through the village of Mitson on a that In 235 A.D, It was deposited In lot ot trouble was experienced in get• miles below, and they said from there terday afternoon. There were 1* Jacob llalr leaves tomorrow to visit his broth• a sepulchre under the Monte del er In Mu.sler county, Ohio. particular route for the construction ting them away each heal. In scoring to Delta it was raining hard. tables in play at "500." Miss Cora,, Orano, three miles from Rome, and Dr.and Mrs. K. M, I'ainu were In Dansvllle of an electric railway, the local au• for the second heat Almcda King lost One advantage however in being up Frazelle won the prize for the most Is believed to have contained the, the fore part of the week. thorities demurred and prevented. higlier is that when It does turn cold games, Mrs, F, E, Densmore for the ashes of the Emperor Severus. But, a shoe and was drawn. Summary: Mr.i. .J. C. Sf[iilcrs was with her Lansing chll- Then Mr, Atwood Indulged In a tliink, Kaco No. 4—2 in 3. . at night, we usually have a wind here highestscoreand Mrs, L. B, McArthur di^en Sunday and Monday. whether or no, Pope Urban Vfll, had McGlnnls.hs, Collar. •. 1 1 and out ot his fertile (brain sprang it dug up; and for more than two from the snow clad mountains, so It the consolation. Mrs. C, P, Mlckel- Mrs. Carl Dlckinan Is spending the week with Richard Carvel, gg, DuBois 2 2 lier parents at Shiiftsburg. the Lansing Southern steam railway centuries It reposed In the Barberlnl does not.freeze so hard as It does along son aiid Mrs, H, J, Bond rendered, Tom, b u, Kent 3 4 Mr. and Mrs. Georgo E. Kellogg were Sunday project like a clilck from an egg, all Palace at Rome. In 1786 the Duke Tom McNemara, b 3, Green, 5 3 the river at the lowest place. some vocal selections. Ice cream and guests of St, Johns friends, feathered out and ready.ito scnitch ot Portland purchased It from Sir ,I'"reelinK.KK, Lyons. 4 5 There is another advantage in hav• calce and fruit punch wore served, Wm. n. renin and wife left ror their home In William Hamilton for 1,029 guineas, Grocery Maid, b m, Strong ; 7 0 Atlanta, (iii„ Monday evening, , , gravel. ,, ing a backward spring and that Is it they being assisted by Mrs. F, H, Lee and deposited'It in the British Mu• Almeda iCItip;. b .s, Darling C dr keeps back the snow piled up on our and Misses Grace Walter, Anna Cul• A. A, Hurgman iniiile a business trip to Stock- Thus by resort to the right ot emi• seum fifteen years later. The,vase Is bridge the latter part of last week, ver and LennageneBordncr, nent domain it was iiroposed to get only ten Inches high. In 1S45 a man The third matinee will be held on mountains above, wbicli will come Harry .Vandercook and family of Jackson were Siinday guests of Ills patents. tile right of way for ,Hie construction named Lloyd, employed at the mu• Friday, July lOth, when a larger held down and IMl our ditches In July and August, when It is so much needed for Mrs. Clias. Worden and sister, Mrs, Donahue, of an electric railway, regardless of seum, picked up a stone and hurled of horses and an excellent program were wltli Detroit rrlemis Sunday, the protests of common councils or It, In a fit .rot frenzy, at, the case irrigation, So our people in Delta will be given. Be sure and go. HUMPHREYS' Dr. ,Iaine» K. Jnsllii ot Williamston was In the abuttingpropertyowners. While Ma• which contained the precious relic. county are generally well suited,with cRy last l''rlday to attend lliB riices. The vase was smashed Into hundreds son looked upon this Athenian pi'oject Won Second After Hard Fight. the weather and the prospects in gen• Veterinary Spcciftc.s euro disoiwen ot pieces, hut with great Ingenuity o£ Horsos, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hogs andt George Shalluok and son Leo visited lit Wll- vyltli admiration It did not yield con• Mason's K. of P. team, accompan led eral. Since the freeze in April the llamstoti last Siitiirday and Sunday. they were all put together again, and Poultry by acting directly on the sick tabW sent and deftly roped the vvlly promo- by (luite a number of her ball entliu- sales ot land has gone on just tlie saiiii2 Mrs. II. L. Cluipln or Detroit has been visiting as It now stands is said to be worth without loss of tiiuo, itason frlonils iluiitig the piist week. tor with ail injiinctioii. When prop• at the very least ,ei5,000.—West• slasts, went to Eaton Rapids last as people who have to get into a higli• erly thrown and tied, Mr. Atwood ad• minster Gazette. Tliursday for a return game. We er and drier climate are coming liere A, A,)FEVEnS, Cnnitcdiinns, rnnaiuma- Mrs. Willis Kvo.ry went to tiraiul Uaplds Hun- oonES) lloiiii, LuiiB Veter, Milk FoTisr. . day for a uvu weeks' visit, with triends. mitted the,intention and claimed,tile went, wc saw and after a hard up-hill right along. , B. n.)SPIt,Ar\S, LBiiieuosH, Injuries, right. The case Is undergoing ii hear• struggle we conquered. There was CURica i Ilbeunmliiim. Mrs. Alvin Ilaleatiil ilaiighler of Battle Creek Trout I'^ishing In n Street. Delta, our county seat, has growii are visiting Irleiuls In Alaledon this week. ing in court. If the contention ot the considerable wrangling in tlie game, from a little burg with a couple o C. C.JROnE THROAT, Uulusy, Epliootriv At Winchester It Is quite a com• GOncs 1 DlHtoinpur. caused by the inconipelency ot the ftlr. and Mrs. R. II. Marsh were ,at I'ine lake company proves defensible, the D. U. mon thing to see men fishing stores, blacksmith .shops and a good on a llshliig trip last Friday and Saturday. P. D. WORMS, Dots, Grulia. R. should be able to run its ti'aclts at through the, street gratings. Under umpire, wlio evidently wanted to do supply of saloons, to a city up Into Mrs. 11. A. Owen and three children loft Mon• pleasure in Detroit and luake a public the High • Street there flow several the right tiling, but didn't know how. thousands, and a dry town at that E. B.) COUOIIfl, Cnlilx. Inniiniizn, iDlIameil. day for a visit with lier people lit Hillsdale. offuna S Lung», i'leuru-I'neuniuiiin. wailing room of the city hall. The streams, which uitluiutely discharge All his close (leclslons were in favor They have a good supply of various F. F.lCOLrO, nplIynchB, Wlua-Blown. Miss Loltle Kennedy lias been visiting Louise Into the River Itchen—a noted trQut of tlie liorae team. The Ilrst two Inn• and Cecil Wilcox at Jackson the past week, endeavor somehow recalls tlie begin• chui'ches, which arc well lllled and ilie otniKaiDlarrlioa. |)y»«ulcrv. stream. These streams fecelve the ning of the lentil chapter of the gos• ings looked like a Waterloo for Mason. pastors are well supported. G. G. Prarenta MI8CAURIAGK. Wm. Welglitnuin and .Jos. Donaldson of Jack• storm and surface, water from the pel according to St. J'oliu : , The Ilrst batter up for the home team son were guests or Leon lirower last Friday. street by means of the ordinary They have the Delta County Busi an error was make by M'ason and with "tt'li|KIDi\EY & BLADDER DISORDEBft- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dart ot Chicago weregnests "Verily, verily I say unto you: He street grating. The line Is dropped ness Men's Association, which is com two errors and two hits the local boys I.I. ).SKIX DISEA.SE.t!. IVUnne. Eraptioiu, of the ramlly or Jus. it. Dart last Wednesday, tliat entereth not by the door Into the through and fastened to the end of a posed of up-to-date businessmen from 0UBK3Sl)lcur«, Greane, Farcy. scored two runs. The second inning Mr. and Mrs. I'lilllp Nice tind grandson are sheeptold, butcllihbeth up some otlier stick small enough to go through the all over the county. There is and has J. K.fBAD CO\DITIO\, fltarlnir floit, spending llio week at the lakes about .Jackson. way"—but perhaps it would be the was wwrse yet, the locals scored Ave CURESiludlgejitluu, Stuiimck Utaimora. grate. When the flsh Is hooked the been for some years a sugar factory a better plan lo let Mr. Atwood look it line and stick are dropped through on three hits and three errors. Tills J. C. Quirk and little son have been visiting Grand Junction, which is 50 miles be 6O0. each; Stable Case, Ten apoclflca, Doolc, &c., ft. relatives and friends lu Flint during the pat-t up for himself. Biblical research is a the grating and the fisherman rushes looked bad, but from this on Mason At druggists, or sent prepaid on ruculpt ot prices. •week.. low, and for some time our county lia prolitablenccupation tortile perplexed to the , point where the stream Hunipliroya' Medicine Co., Cor. William anil Jote sawed wood and Eaton- Rapids was Stroots, New Vorlc. Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Miller, ot Pasedcna, and the alllicted,—Detroit News, June emerges from urider the street, anl been producing the finest and largest Cal., are visiting frletids In Masou and Ingham not dangerous, in the baTance of the county, i , ' , 2Blh. , ,, ' is there able to recover his line and icrops of beets, whicli have crowded BOOK MAILED FREF. game only In,the sixth when she made Mrs. F, U, Glass aiid little daughter ot Alma, land his fish.—London TIt-Blts. the railroads to transport them, and so DANSVILLE AND VICINITY. two hits and came near scoring, Dobie are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 1. this year our live business men have Barber, catching a man at the plate hy a'llne Born—to Mr. and Mrs. John West, been pushing the matter of a sugar MAPLE STREET Mrs, F, 1!, Johnson and daughter Kiitit were ISrjiin Wearing Professions. Jr., a son; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Abbott, throw from center. Eaton Rapids nests of Miss Jennie Overholt, Saturday and A scientist has gathered from sta• factory at Delta, and it we get It there undiiy. a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Harry made only one hit oil Gilmore after t tistics that the military and naval is a probability that thisre will have Mrs, Geo. Shatruokand little son Itaroid, Mrs, Eheinliart, a son. the sixth. MEAT MARKET Bird and Mrs, Alice Johnson spent Sunday in professions most quickly wear otit to be a branch railroad north to Delta Owosso. I Mrs. Addle Wolcott is spending tlic the brains. Out of 100,000 soldiers Mason played line ball after the .sec• which will help us in getting out our We keep on hand the Mr. and Mrs. Koy liartholomew and son of week in' Marshall with her son Gay. and sailors 199 were confirmed luna• ond, in these two innings they worked fruit and bllicr crops and the immense choicest cuts of Lansing were Sunday guests at the home ot J. tics. Next came the liberal profes• H. Price. Mrs. Alfred Simons went to .Tack' araountof coal in the various mines sions, artists heading the, list, fol• n live errors--a player making two on D. 0. Polter and son, Floiner Potter, and fam• son Sunday to visit her son. While in some parts Delta county lowed closely by lawyers, and more one ball, muiHng a lly and then throw• ily were Sunday guests of Fred Sahdersoti at Mrs. Florlne Osborne Is about the Ml Ms Ot All Ms, Jiickson,, distantly by doctors, clergymen, llt- ing at lease steen feet over the second sulTered fluite hard with the freeze same. ; we are not discouraged, Toti Cortright returned home from the M, A, 0, ary men, and civil servants. In 100,- baseman's head, Gilmore pitched a We aim to please our customers last Wednesday, He has gone to iJhio on a bus• .lames Cavender and family spent 000 about 177 of these go mad. Ot iness trip. steady game, not getting rattled when Gi50. 0. States, and furnish them with the best Saturday and Sunday at Battese lake domestic servants and laborers 155 A, G. Ball returned home I.ist Frhlay from a is team; mates went wrong. He Roy Huilerbergiir and wife spent out of 100,000 go to the asylum, and of everything in our line. six weeks' trip in Pennsylvania and aoutheru struck out seven, hit one batter and Common Council Proceedings. New York, Sunday at Bert Anway's. of mechanics only, slxty-slx. The gave,one pass. C.Edgar played finely sanest people, apparently, are com• Mason, Micit,, June 29, iocs. Cash For Hides and Pelts. Mr. and Mrs, W.S.Sanderson andllttledaugh- Lewis Cady of Lansing, a former ter are visiting his parents, Mr, aud Mrs. C. M. mercial men, of whom forty-two In at short. The'run getters were Car- Council met and was called to order Siindorson, resident ot White Oak, was brought 100,000 go mad.—Exchange. ven two, Llnsley three,.L. Edgar and by Mayor Hemans. ^ CRITCHETT & SPANIER A. F. Horzlg and wife were Sunday guests ot here for burial Tijesday.' Dobie two. Densmore made three ex-cottntv treasurer, D. D. Kingsbury, and tamily Present, Aid. Kellogg, Lawrence, at Bay City. DANSVILLE. His Means of Wealth, , hits, one a two-bagger. Shaw and E. Moody, Mlllbury, Thomas and Webb. Mrs. F. J. Kapp visited relatives in Lansing In some parts ot Ireland It Is the Edgar each made a hit, and, died on , the latter part of last week. Mr. Kapp was Mrs. C, H. Osborne, who has been Minutes of ,last .meeting: read and a base twice. • If You Want there Sunday. seriously ill the past week, is improv• custom ot the farmers to deposit approved. , money, In the bank In the Joint D. 0. Vandercook and Itruoe Ball went to ing, ' Eaton Rapids did her best playing , REPORT OF COMMITTEES. Wisconsin this week to sell the work entitled names of husband and wife, so that "The Keal Bryan." Mr. and Mrs. I. W, Moe are enter• in the fore part of the game and fell The finance committee report the Tile, Brick, Cement when one dies the survivor can draw off in the last three innings In which following claims and recommend their Mr. and Mrs. Don Densmore and son and taining cousins frbm New York, out the money without the legal for• That is AH Right, or Mr. and Mrs, Ernest B.Kelly spent Sunday at Mason scored Ave runs. In the ninth Vandercook's lake, Chas; Heald and Tom Dayton, who malities. To a farmer who made ap• allowance: John Wasper.cleanlngpaveinent.$3 00 have been suffering from pneumonia, plication for money deposited for when Mason needed three to tie and LaMouro Barnaby of Muskegon Is spending R. D.Courtright,7niglitson street...... 10 BO Ills vacation with his grandparents, Mr. and arc,getting better at this writing, himself and wife, the manager of the had made them with only one out, W, Fertilizer Mrs, G, L, Barnaby, M.C.R.R. Co., freight on coal ai 84 Ferd Osborne of Lansing spent Sun• bank asked: "Why, Pat, how can Knapp went into the box and retired George Barr and wife were In Lansing Sunday M.C. R. R. Co., do.. CO 22 That is as Good as the Best, and this be? It la not much more than a the side with no more scores. In the Willi friends, aud in the evening be returned to day with his parents. M. 0. R. R. Co,, do 5D W - better.than the rest, Ills work in Howell. ( year since you came with an applica• Mr. Ca'dy, formerly of White Oak, tenth Mason got two hits oil him and Western Tool & Supply Co,, supplies...... 7i 58 Miss Josephine Frazelle was called to Ypsi• tion on the death ot your wife." Alfred Allen, stenographer and sheriil fees 12 oo was brought here Tuesday for burial with an error made the run which won V Call on lanti Monday to care for a caseot pneumonia, "Well, your honor," was the reply, L. B. McArthur, witness fees, etc. 42 70 as professional nurse. In Pairvlew cemetery. . the game. French, a left-hander, was "I'm a bit lucky wld wlmmen." If. 0. Oall and men on streets 33 (50 Mrs. J. D. Spinney and daughter of Alma and on the mound for theTocals for eight Michigan Supply Co., supplies 20 48 Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Witter of Laingsburg spent Mr. and Mrs. John West, Jr., are tlie Thos. Thorburn, and one-third innings. He struck out .F. P. Dean, supplies...... ifi 53 Sunday at F. D. Stanton's. proud parents over the arrival of ason Valuable Gold Beetles. Electric Light and Water Works, supplies. 20 43 Mrs. Net. Tyler of Levering is visiting her seven, hit one, made one balk, was Fridaj', June 26. In Central America the most re• Arlo Whipple,cartage...... 31 37 Mason, Mich. daughter, Mrs. Bert Tyler of Alaledon, luid wild all through, giving nine passes. other relatives and friends. Mrs. Ethel Blakely and Nellie Swan markable gold beetles. In the world Rice & Co., supplies... G5 Gave three walks in the second and in Mrs. Mao Covell and little son of Syracuse, N. were at Mason Tuesday afternoon at• are found. The head and wing cases Crotty Bros.,' supplies...... 1 00 the eighth gave two, one with bases Y., are visiting her mother, Mrs. Harvey Acker, tending a party at K, of P. hall. are brilliantly polished'with a lustre G.Sereflno, labor 5 2fi and other relatives in tiio city. as of gold Itself. To sight and touch full forcingln Dobie and,hit a batter. G. Antonio,labor...... 4 60 Everybody is wondering where they Ricliard Carpenter, labor 2 17 Mrs.B.C. Dartwent toFowlervllle last Friday they have all the seeming of metal. W. Knapp was the slugger for the Those Wanting evening to attend the annual high school alumni can go the Fourth, There seems to Henry Babcock,'l.abor 75 meeting; Site responded to a toast. Oddly enough, another species from locals, getting two two-sackers. Run Ingham County News, labor...... 3 70 be no place. the same region has the appearance MissRenaVauDousen, who lias been making getters tor Eaton Eapids were Eldred F. J. Kapp, salary...... ;...... 75 00 an extended visit with her sister at Sbreveport, Miss Ledah Robinson is caring for of being/ wrought In solid silver, ...Well Work... La„ returned liome last Wednesday evening. two, Norton two, Hughes, Mellon and L. W. Whited, labor. 40 00 Mrs, Chas, Osborne. freshly ^6urnlshed. These gold and W. Knapp. Score by innings: C. C. Grifiln, salary 40 00 Mrs. Jennie Porrin and her chltdren, Win. 11. silver beetles have a market/value. and wife, Claude and wife, W. G. Wlllson and Mrs. Holt is entertaining her father H. Douglas, labor 3 75 While I am working ori the North •wife and Miss Addle Forrln enjoyed tbeniseives for a few days. • , They are worth from twenty-five to Innings.... 123460789 10 RHE Ben Nichols, salary 45 00 Sunday at Pine latV mmmmi ceod,to pinn for a reduotion of the emer• young recruit Grnnt, Ingalls, Suck, gency rate o£ Interest with a view lo raak- ley." BROM THE COMMONER ipf; the eincrgency currency a permnuout This nnofllclnl and the. following bfll- cnrroiicy, • clal letter, from .General Lee's head• An nlistrnet of the law was published in quarters «ro still sacredly preserveu, the last i.sstie of The Coininonor nnd the MR. BRYAN'S PAPER and the. InJc. and; the sentliueut .ex• reader hy o.viiinining it will see l:hat the provision in rc/jard lo .spcurily is so lib• pressed are alike unfiitled:; eral Ihnt almost anything can be put up "Iloadqiiartors Army of Northern as 11 ba.sis for hank notes. It is chnrged Virginia. — Dear General; Accept acts gent|yj/Gt prompt-" by some of Ihe more independent pnpers through 1,1.10 the congratulations of tho It('|iiililI(>(iiiN l>eirelvlii« Jyiilior, 'J-Jic pliiiil: n.s prcp.nrcd in ndvaiice of of the cast that tllel'e is behind the meas• (he convention by .Mr. 'J'aft'u friends nnd General couiniandliig and, the whole The anIi-iiijiiiKMion jilnnk of (lie Ite- ure a iilan to boom certain lionds Hint Ivontlie l}oivels,cleQnsesj Kiven out on Tiie.sday reads as follows: army. My best wIsIum In addition. piiblican pliiironn, a.s (iiially iiil()|ilo(l, i."* need lo have their ropiitalion more perintt- "\Ve declare for siicii ainoiRlmpnts of the Yours triil.v, W. U. Tiiylor, Acting Ad• It lraii.s-|iari'ni I'faiKl, II is ])i>ssililu ilial neiitly c.sliiblisliod. tne system eWectually,, thu meiiihor.s ol' this cominilliN! wci'u hitti- sla lutes of procodiiro in I lie federal coiirLs, jutant General." wi(h iTspect to the use of (he writ of in- •Senator 1a\ If'olkilto deserves credit for eodcl liy .some trii.st liiwyi'i'—lliaL is the fjome day,s later there eamO'through hibsists one in overcoming .iiiiiot-ioii n.s will, on the one huiid, jirevent leading the fight against it, lie was ably only diarilablc view (hill; can he InUen the Federal lines a beautiful silver cup tlio .summary ii.se of siicli orders without iissistod by Senator Stone and Senator of it. 'JMiosi; wliondvueiid'd llio iilank (lore, but it Was imiio.>isible for so few engraved, "For George E. I'lckett, Jr., habitual coustipati on (.'Iniined Ici lie doiii};: it its a (•onws.sion lo proper coiisiduratioti, aiul on I he other, (0 long delay the vole When flio IJepiibli- from his father's friends." llicwa^'c eiiriuM's, and .vet if one will road will iii'cserye iiiidiminislied t'lic poWer of The first tliTiu 1 saw General Grant eans were ready to vote for it and when Grant was at Wost Point at the n erm a nentl)/. To^ got its' the pliialt lie will .sih: Ihiit il i.s in fac.-l the courts loonl'orcn t'licir process, lo the WAS (hrongh our huadiiunrtors fleld end that jtistico may be done at all liuie.s most of the Doinocnits folc that tliey were same time as Pickett but In tho class an iinn()iini.'oiiioiit lliat Ihe llcintljliciin jtislihed ill simply voting agnili-st the hill glasses from the, Ilowlett House line and to all piirties." ahead of him. In tho .Arcxlcan war, oeneYicia etfeGLs ouy Phfly i.s imalloralily opiio.seil lo the lahor- and throwing the responsibility iiiioii the on the James river, opiioslto Dutch Gap whore they fought together under the iiif; man's iio.sitiuii. The jilaiik roads as It •ivill bo iiolicod lliat in this plank the nmjority. fauiil. This line across to Swift Crook foHow.s: "Tlio K'o]iiil)liu/in party will ti|)- tKe genuinG. decliinilion in favor of nmeiidmciils comes nnci Fort Clifton on the .'Vpiibmattox same flag, and througli the long con• Ilolil, at all times liny aillhofily and in- lirst and the (leciaradon in faVor of pfe- was held by rickott's division after the test of later years, when they were . (I'firity of, the courts, Staloiind fodonil, serviiiK iiiidiniiiiished llic power of the J^iifollelli! mill li'oi'akcT for Tiifl, on opposite sides, the old frlendslil]) aiid will ever itisist lliiit iJmii' poworx to retaking of lierniiulu Iliiiidred, vvblcli coiirls lo eiifoi'ce their proce.ssos conies nf- 'l^his lelcgi'ain was received by 3Ir, never died. After the war, when the enfoi'ce tlu'ir jifoccsses aitd to prnloct capture so ploasccl General Loo that lerwai'ds. In the jdaiik, as ado|i(:od by Taft: ".Madison, Wis., ,7iinG IS.—AVil- life, liliorly and proppiMy shall lie iiro- be sent Pickett a eoiupllmontiiry uc- General and I were homeless exiles In the convention, the declaration in favor liani 11. Taft, Washington, D, C; While sorvcd inviolate. Wo believe, however, knowledginont of his .services. Ciiniulii, our beautiful house on the of Ihe C'onrls conies lirst ami the di.scns- the pinlform is rti.snp|iointing in some fitii- (lint Uhe nile.s of iiroceiliii'e in fedofal James having been 'burned by Butler, sion of a chiin;,'0 in (iie law comes after- diiinendil provisions and oniLssions, nnd'I It was die Humiiier of ,1SG-I. Gpncral eoiirt, Willi I'esjiect lo lln' issiianeo of a and General Grant was Llentcuant Gen• SOLD BYIEADIKO DRUCGISTS-5Q
'r l.liiili ri!C>l<-ii- "It(5HI':UT .M. r.A l<'OiAjKTTl^." iii;,' Ihercafler should be (,'niiiled." favored. In (ho iiliilform adopted by flio ow ,as itnoiited higher and was lost sliouid hnve farced upon you the ne• tntloiL "\Vn.«« S't^iHMiNar y—llulii:\'Ofi, On (he (lay following the nomiiindnn convention there is no siiifnestion of an ngalnst tlie bine sky. cessity of going awny. It was not at I/lfo Siirod !>)• GilMi.'iiI'll. II, will be seen IIkiI; iJie plunk boK-ins lliose nol(!s passed hotweon Senator For- aineiidiiieiit, tlieydnly ask for a more ae• aU noeessary; for, liiid It rqqiilrod an• H-iili lilt iiiiiK'ce.s.siii'y ciilo,;,'y of the courts. "I^ok—look. General!" I said, "Isn't "f have been Ireated by doctors for ' on rale dclinilioii of Ihe rules of proceiliire. akor and Mr. Taft: 'Nobody is opposed lo iiplinliliiiK at all that boiintlfnl?" other war, (he cartel between (.'eiieral tweiily-fivo, years for a liad case of Ill iJic original pliiid< Ihe aim of the ]iarty "Dear ,Miv Secretary: .•Vllliongli T fear (iiiies the niilliority and iii(e,i,'i'ily of (lie Leo and myself should have been car• oczcnin on my log. 'Tho.V'dId their best was lo "prevent (bc siiinmary issue of it niay be unwise and probably misimder> "Dtingqrously boaudful. It's from a ciiiirls. Nobody is objecliiij; lo the en- ried out, and yuu ought to have known but fiillod to cure It My doctor had , siieli orders, u'ilhoiit proper considcra- shell. The eiieiiiy are firing over tliefe. fiircenieiil of llicif processes or lo (heir stood; it is nevertheless iny jiloasiiro la liofi," wliin-ens in (be jihmk adoiiled in Come, dear; -vylilp up. your horse, and It" advised me to linvo my it'g cut off. At; e.vcrcise of their powers to protect life, avail ni.v.self of my iirivilege lo send you tlie cOiiveiiUoii.'iii exceplioii i.s insertcil lot me got you out of t;bls as quick as Tho first time I ever siioke to Gen- this time my logWas pooled from the- librr(y and properly, '.riie' plank assumes heartiest eongratilinlions and best wishes lliat nlillilles the promise beciinse Ihe o.v- oriil Grant was at the'Vi'asliliigton rail• knee, my foot was like a iiloce of;raw Hi.Tt .somebody i.s' lilliickiil,^' llie eoiirl.s and for success in November. Very Iriilv, I can." co]ilion Ic'ivcs the snbject jiisl; ns it way Btatlon. Not long afler he became ilosli, and I had to walk on erutolies. . that tbc ooiirls are ill (lan;;cr of losiii}; ",l. ,L!. FOUAlvElt." "No, Indeed," I said. "I'm not a found it, President oli the United States ho sent siipiiorl or of baviiii; iJieir iiowiirs weak• Secretary Tatt's response follows; bit afraid, and If 1 wore. General, do I bought a set of Cntleura tlomoiUcs. ened. There is,no athick upon the coiirls If the demniid of Iho Inboriiis ninn is "My Dear Senator: I assure yonthat. you think I would let Piijkett's men an Invitation to me and tlio baby and ,\rtor the first two treatments the ,iiiid Ihore is no ibouijlit anywhere of iii- iiiiren.somible, wliy ilid not llie convcnlion your kindly n'ote of coiigrattiiatioii gave sec me run?" an order to. General I'lckett to come swelling went down, and In two l:erferiiii,' with any le^'iliiiiiile fiiiiclioii of me die ,grea(:cst iilcasurc and I thank .you and visit hini. sjiy so'.' Why did it resort lo ilceeption? "Coiiio, dear, please! You are In months my leg was cured and the now : the court. '1,'he riepidilican cpnveiilion 'I'he IteiMiblican piirly will rniil lliat an for it from the bodom of my heart. ".Hello, Pickett! Up to .vonr old war danger, useless danger, and diat Is not skin Clime on. The doclor was sur• bravery," he said., tricks, coining In ahead of. the tram!" prised and said that hi) would uiio. he said, as we came upon him sitting Cntleura for his own iiiitionts, I have Tiie Geiieral.'s soldiers did not seem In his carriage at the station, Innocent• to agree with liiiii, and Corse's brigade now been cured over seven years, and ' ly waiting, not knowing that the train FORWARD, MARCH) when wo pa.sscd sent up clicer after but for tho Ciitlcura liomcdles I had arrived. Ho referred to an iuci cheer as I rodo slowly along. ,Tust might have lost my life. ifrs. ,T. B. then Captain Smith came across tho dent during the war. Ilenaud, 277 .Montana St., Montreal, field to greet us. ' My first sight of Washington was Quo., Feb. 20, 1007," from tho Prosldoiit's carringo. Mrs "What is tho cause of tho firing, Grant was a beautiful iiostess, and nil Wliy Ifo .Sliivoil. Cnptidn?" aslv'od (lie General. went well till night came, whqn I was Senator •Tolmston of Alabama owns "The Fcdenils iirp testing some guns, so afraid tliat my baby would cry and a beanUful home surrounded by several I think, I'ur the entertniiiniont of vis• disturb our hosts that I could hardly acres In Blrmlnglmm, and takes great itors. Tliey are not'liriug at us. I sleep. The next day, upon speaking delight l4i donning a pair of overalls ioarn /hat Mm. Grant and .some friends of my niieasliiess, tho President said: nnd a spilt hickory hat and working In liavo come down from Wii.slilngtoii Oils "Let the baby do Just what he the garden. One day a faaiilonivbly morning. Tliey are over there to the dre.ssed woman, who had resided In pleases. The wdiolo jiliice belongs to right of lliat ojik. ,Mrs. Griint, yon Birmingham only a short time and had him." SCO," he siikl, liiitidiiig mo the field never seen Johnston, called on his wife. One evening when we were remlnlS' "glasses, 'Ms standing between those two No one answered tibe l>ell, so she walk- clng I told Mi's. Grant of having seen short, stout men. The one at the loft etl out aiinoiig the flower beds, where her before, when Genoriil Pickett, who with a cigar In his inouth is Grant. the ex-Govcrnur was booing some gera• loved to tease mo, repeated, much to Tlio shorter, stouter one on the, right niums. my dismay,my belligerent remarks on Is Ingalls, GraiU's Qnarteriimster Gon- He bowed and .she asked him how that ucensloii and the argument which or;il, who, tliey sn.y, is one of the brain• long ho had worked for the .Tolmstons. he had used to curb my anxiety. iest men lit the army." "A good many years, madam," ho ro-, ".•\nd do you know, Pickett" Grant plied, "Do they pay you well?" "About "Yes, that's old liufiis," said the Gen• Interrupted, relieving niy embarrass- all I get out of It Is my clothes and eral. "Soo bini, laugh, the old rascal! meiit "that once wo were foolish .keep," "Why, come and work for mo," But come; let's ride on." enough to think seriously of having an she said. "I'll do that and pay you "No," salt! Captain Slidl;h, "it isn't operation for that? We had consult• so imich a moutU besides." safe hero. I would take .Mrs. Pickett ed the best surgeons and been assureil "I thank you, madam," he replied, awny: Turn to the loft there Into that that It was a very sliiiiila thing and mit bwvliig very low, "but I signed up with clump of trees." at all dangerous, and so we had de Mrs. Johnston for life," "Un'fortuiiateJy,, Captain, .Afrs. Pick• elded to have It done. But ,1 got to "Why,, no snah contraot is binding, ett outranks rao. She will not go, .and worrying about It more and more, aiul 'I'hiit is peonage," "Some may call It I can't Issue a military order, as in tlie more I tbought of It the more I that, biit I have always called It mar• the case of an Insubordinate." . didn't want uiy wife's eyos changed riage,"-—Ohlc-ago Nowr, "Permit me, please, Mrs. Pickett, to even the least little bit from what they add uiy entreaties to die General's. It had always becu.- Well, all the ar CoiiclioloKleiil, roiilly isn't safe hero." , raiigeineuts had been made; tho hcfiir "Still trying to muster up .courage to "Let mo get down and try onr gnns, for the operation was almost at hand. propose to the girl, are you, Algy?. Don't too, please, and then I'll go," I said. We were alone. I stood watching her bo a clam." "Denli bo.v, I cnwn't bc a clam, don't "Not for the world," replied tiio Gen• put die last little odds and ends Into you know. She says I'm a lobstah," eral. "The enemy are jiot shooting at her handbag. AH was ready, and we us. Mrs. Grant is a kind-lioarl;cd wom• started to go. My hand was on the A .mIj: Vo II r n ec. fenmpla The Captain sahitca die General, am going to; but Itlon't want to Iiave mailed I'RF.E. Address Alien S, Olmsted, r* Itoy, K, Y. .'' ' I , • puis tip a man of straw and then pro JiOTiesteourso would have been safer than have never ceased to romeinher that I lifted Ills cap to me, suggestively point• your eyes fooled with. Thoy are all ceeils lo demolish it; it siispocis an unholy the dishonest course pursued. owo to you iny lirst substantial start in ing to tho beautlfnl grove on onr loft, right as Iboy are, Thoy look Just as Itn N'eifatlvc »liiiilHy. nssault upon the .iiidiuiar.v and its righte• The fraud which die cnuvontion, at pubMo life, and tliat it came without so• and rodo iiwa.v. I was watching his they did tho very first time,I ever saw 'I never give medicine to my children," ous indigiiaiion at once finds expression tempted will not mislead aiiyono hooauso licitation. With very best wishes, beliovo graceful horsemanship, wlilcli tho said Mrs, Lapsling, "that has any wliisky . in n boastful assordou of its innocence (here is time enough between now and nie, iny dear .Senator, sincerely yours, them—die same eyes I looked Into Southerner has by inliorltanco tTTrough in it Whisky is poisonous. It contains of participation in any such suspected ns- eloclion for oveiyoiio to find out tlie facl.s. "WnjhlAM U. TAFT," when I fell in love with you—tho saiiio too much rofu.'ial oil,"—C'liicngo Tribune, ; witilt. Tiliis piirt of the plniik was writ• Secretary Taft is known as the father a-.long line of ancestors, and, becom• eyes that looked up to mine and told ten (o, give asaiiraiice to Hie iieo])lc who of govcrunient by iii.iunction and his, ing ashamed of my disobedience, was me that my lovo was returned. Iliavo Mrs. Wlniilow's Sootliinc Syriip tor Cbilciren teotiiing; softens the gums,, are ojiposed to the laboring man's pliMi. speeches in Okliihonia last your gave con• Hfiilci! the CoiiNiiinef l*ny. about to turn Into ,iho grove, when tt felt and soen;;that expression in thoni reduces inllammatlon, allays pain, cures And now let us iirooeed lo (hat part of clusive proof of liis adherence to the po• The New York Herald is a Ilepublicnn cannon ball swept across the field, .and through all the years.since then, and wind colic, 25 cents a bottle, lhe phviik which was intended as a .sop to sition taken by liim on tlio bench. Ho is paper, likewise the .Ohieago •.LVibunc. tlien I saw Captain Smith's horse dash I don't want it, changed now. This Kiiil 'II! Iliii HtiiiNon, the hiboring man. It says; "Wo believe, Neither iilie editor of the Tribune nor still in tavor of the use of the writ of madly on, bearing his headless body. Guest (in restaurant)—I say, wait• however, (hut ilio rules of procediu-u m operation might make you look better injunction in liibor cases and ho is op-, rue editor of Mic Herald loses any sleep As I looked It swn.ved from, side to the federal court with respect to the lssu- because of the exorbitant tarifl'. Itatlior to other people; but to me you are er, have you any oysters? l>osed to trial by jury. . side, and fell abmidred yards in nd- niico ot a writ of iniunetion sliould bo than revision they liave a method where• prettier as you are-—ns you were when Walter—No, sah, , Wo all ain't got In a speech delivorcd in Now York last vanco of the handsome head;: My heart more accurately debiied by the statnte." by newspaper publishers will not fool the I first saw you. No, my dear, I should no shell fish 'ceptln' eggs, sab, ^ winter he said, in response to questions, stood still. It stands still.even now (.lust wdiat liliiit dehivition shall bo is not that the law ought to bo so nniondod ns exactions of tho jiaper trust; • Following miss, the way you've always looked; Red CroNii Hall liluo slated.) "'.Mint no injunction or tcnipo- aa I faintly try to record the dread lo give a hearing before the ininnction isau, editorial from the Now York Her• and I don't want any changes., So, If Should be In "every home. Ask your gro-^ rarv restraining order should bo issued ald : ; ' . ' sight' One of the aimless balls, alas! eer for it. Iflrge 2oz, package, 5 cents. wns granted and even consented that the you don't mind, please let's keep your witliont nocieo, KXCKVT WimitE IR- had found n- mark. The memory of lieariug for contempt should be before a "There is a deal of common .sense in dear eyes just as they always have The story Is told of a clorgj-raan, IMCP:\,T!.;\HryK IN,Tljl!Y WOULD HE- dillerent judge from the one who granted tho advice liliat is given to the nnluiippy General Grant, as Isaw him that day been;' •' . who, after he had finished,his sermon,. KUr/1' F-ItO.M DELAT, in which case a the injunction, hut AV'hen ho came to pre• publishers ot one-cent nowspapcrs by JMi'.; •across the waters on the slope, quietly, speedy lieiiring tliorcafter should be grnnt- heard one of his congregation say, , pare n plank for the couvontion ho, did Robert AY. I'atterson, the editor of tho peacefully smoking, always comes to "She looked up with a surprised joy cd." Note die words m capitals (EX- "Yes, it was a jgood sermon; but he ; not go, as far ns ho went in his spoeoh. Chicago Tribune. Here it is, as convoy• mo associated with the fearful, sight and said: 'Why, it was only for yont CEt'T A\MIIOIi.F; IIii:!BrAUAi:UyE IN- stole It" The plank that wont bctoro the convention ed in the Herald's, siiooinl cables to-d,av that followed it. sake that I was even thinking of hav• .7Ui:n: woiJ'Ld resdm FROii de- as his plank wa.s so weak that it amount• from London, wllioro the editor of our es- ing anything done, and, if you feel thai A short time afterward the preach-.,: Ij.VY), and comiiaro tins exception with ed 'to nothing, lint it was even then too tooraed contempornTy is sojourning at On ,TuIy 17; 1804, when General Pick• way.about it I—I—' . . or called on the man, resented the ac• the federal statute on tlio subject; and strong for the convention and the conven• present, but is ready to give this kindly ett was riding into Richmond to wel "Well, Pickett I wns glad, and she cusation, and asked him to., retract . tion adopted a plank which not onlj; does •and helping, hand to his 'one-cent' jour• .vou will hud lihat under the law AS IT come his first baby boy, the loving, was glad. I untied the honuet strings what lie had said.' ' ". >.'0W E.XI'.STS the court is not empow• not grant any concessions to the laboring nalistic brothers lu their Qiour of .trou• loyal men of his division built bonfires I had watched her tying so carefully, "lam not" answerc interior i of ,the brick; of tarift::revision. "'^^^ ^ ""^"' , victor.'^lo.jy' ibyifalsuy .ai.ce ri,ieten.os preteusos;, ; wiwilnl .m.omnow mopro-- ' or lanir xevision. - , tlons to };ou, tte young mother and the Ave. and then eat the, whole,,Mmself. ' ^*S:^ BBAJTBS METHOD TJNFAIB. ALIEN TIDE IS HALTED. m EXAMIWATIOIf PAPEHS. raotN HUlicrfo Vnlinoirn Dnur Up br .Stiito Olllclnl AhIcn StiloiiN to Uevi*e Immigration Officials Seek Beosou nrlirlit U(>}-» and Girlii. Aiii>oriiiiUMit of Soliool Muuur. Why Eoreig'ners Do Not Como. Examination papers iu public schools The investigation of t.ho school census in Ionia, togelilior wltili other investiga• Iiiiinigrntlou ollicials who at first ro- always bring to light facta theretofore tions of a similar chnracter made by the purded tlie decrease In luiuilgratlon as unknown. Here arc somo which crop• su]ieriutendent of public instruction in re• of a tcniporiiiy cliaraetor have deter• ped up recentl.Vi in a Maryland school: cent years, makes ii dear that to appor• mined upon nil Investigation to discover What was the chief event of Solo• tion the iirlmiiry school inleiTst fund on Its cause. ,Tlie continued falling ofl mon's reign? He died. t'he basis of the suliool census is unrelia• cannot 'bo nccoiiutcd for, and It Is coii- Who came before lilm nnd wdio cnuio ble and unsaiisfactoi-y. Very few eitios after him, David, the,Queen of Shcbu. FIEES BAZB MICHIGAN TOWKS. are ablo to get a. correct census, ajid tho Bidored necessary to take steps to ascer• , Name some of the early Christian method.s employed by the cnuiiier.'itors are tain whether niiything not now a.ppar- fiithers? Jeroiuo, Oxygen and Ambro- FlniiK-K rroni Iliiniliiif KoreNln Ara far from being satisfactory. "Tlio plan ent to the United rStatcs is being dona lela.'. .Siireud liy GaiiM in .Voi'tli. of paying llio census emimorator.s so much to deter poujilu In foreign countries What are tho enduring remains of Fil'os in norlheru .'\Iiehi(;iiu Coivsts, per nnmo is pernieioiis," says .Supcrin- seeking new homos from linding them E.gyptlan clvlll/.aiiou? The pyramids fiiiiiuHl to, jji^fnutic pi'oiwrlions by Ihe teiideiit Wright. '\Maiiy onnmBrat:ors, in hero. gall',", have destfoyod at least lihreo vil• order io got the few cents liliat will bo and obsetpiles. It is known that the peonage Investl- lages, i-oiulofL'cl hundreds liomole,ss, swept paid tihem for addiliional niinies, Will take Ill what Christian tenet did tlio gatlou in tho South has resulted in the over iliousands of (icros of tiiulior land chances on entries of doirlitfnl h'gnlity, .ICgj-ptI a ns believe? In the immorality and school oflicers arc an.xious to get as posting of notices iu sonic countries of and onuscd dainitge (,>sliinntud at about of,the soul. iniicli mouoy for their town as possible IJurope warning Us laborers not to .$200,000, 'Pile iipiivicsl loss has btn^n What religion hiid tlio Britons? A siistaiurd in Pre.siine isli; nnd Ohebnygnn and also take clinnces. 'Plio lists arc not como to theb'niteil States, but this lias strange and terrible one—called tho re• coiinlios, allhoiigli Lechiimii, Charlevoix ill all ca.ses carefully and honestly made never been seriously reg;irdcd as a ro• up by the enumeralors or carefully and ligion of tho Dudes. and OlHOgo oouiilics bave also suffered lled ion 111)011 conditions here. considerably, 'J.'lio village of Case, honestly scrutinized by school boards." AVhat caused the death of Cleopatra? When tiio unusual departure of the Presipie I.slo coniily, was destroyeil. A It was bcfauso she bit a wasp. laboring classes to Kiiropo occurred dur• .s-iiecial train conveyed the honieless vil- Where Is the climate hottest? Ne.Tt Ingers io („)ua\viiy, where iJioy were sliol- FUroS DADDY APTEIl 20 YEARS. ing the early winter It was attributed to the Creator. tered, l{(>porls have been received that to the dull tinies following the llniin- What can you tell ino of Ben John (irniiil IIiiDiil.M Jlliui, by Cliiiiiuc, l!io town of I.e.^'rande, which,was reiwrt- dal lliirry. It is doubted if Ibis condi• son? Ho rivaled Shakespeare in Bome od lo have liei!n dcjslroyed by forest liros, Loiirim WliercnlMnM.M iif r'nllier. tion, wliicli has now been to ii consider• respects. liad liecii siived from dosrniclioii, the lires After a: search of 20 years, Itaiiih lOd- able di:'grco siipiilantod by a steady de- "What causes perspiration? The cull LYDIK E..PINKHAM burning,' tiioniselvos out, at lite edge of Ihe wards of ,Grand iiaiiids, lias found his aiaiul for lalior, can .be held responsible nary glands. ''is^o other incdicino has been .so woods, Tho lown was deserted, however, fnlilier, wlio disappeared wllien the hoy for the continued decrease whli.di rec• What n«;> molars? Teeth which grow ;sii'cccs.sful in relieving tho sull'ering and Mt one time Ihei'o seemed to be no was "i years old. 'J'ho fiilhor, .-V. .|l. lOd- hope of t.'lio village escaiiiiig de,struction, ords keiit now show. Serious objection •ofiwomen or received so nmny gen• warda, is now a .prosperous resident of outside tnb bend.. AVhile a hi^' fire at Wolverine was, being is niado in certain countries of Kiiropo uine testimniiials as ]ia.s LydiaE. •W.voniiiig and a siiporinlendent of a gov- What is tho chief Industry of .Aus• foii.glit n call for aid was received frnm to the rate at which cniigratlon to the IMiildiain'.sA^ctfcfiihlc Com 1)01111(1. erniiioiit diini. A. II. ICdwards left his tria? Gathering, ostrich feathers. Koiido, , lliree miles iiorlli. Tiio lireiueii little son in P.attle Creek 2S years ago, United States has reduced their po])U- Name a domestic atiluml useful for 1 111 cvciy coiiniiuility you will liiul could not leave Wolverine and iioiido was siiorlly after Pho death i)f the boy's moth• latioii, Tiie IJnitod States will now clothing, and describe its habits? The •women wlio iisivc hceii restored to nt llie mercy of' I'lie llMiiies. .V liolel, sev• er, and the boy wa,s sent to live witli his seek to learii through its representa• licaltli by I.ydia K Mnlcliani's Vcg- eral stores nnd houses, and the Micliigiiii o.\-. Doesn't have habits, because It grandfaliier, William Weeks, in I'.attlo tives abroad,\vhellicr the iiiotliods taken elablo C3oiii))oujk1. jMiiiosfc cverv Central stiitioii were iiiirned. The villiige lives in a stable. Creek, 'l.'lie fatlier wns located by his son one you meet has oitlicr been liciiw. of l\entiicl;y, near lioyne City, has liceii to,keep Immigrants from this country Of what is the surface of tho earth lilirongli a meeting wil.'h a rcliitivo at tlie fltcd by it, or lias friends -who liavo, wiped out and ^-roiit ipniutilies of logs iii'e such iis to misrepresent coliditlons conipoaed? Of dirt and people, In tlio Piiilvhain ,].aboi'.atory at, St, lyouis expcsition, 'i'lie elder lOdwards here. and slaii(lin); tiinliiu- have been burned, A , What Is the function of the gastric Should be inseparable.'' Lynn,Mass.,iiliy\voiniui:anydayniay dispatcli from OliehoyKan says that lires iirarried since jioing'West and now,i)rom- The iiiiliibor of Innnlgrants for Ifay juiee? To digest the stomach, see tiio files coutadiiing' over ouo inil- llirealeiicd Ibe, entire sonlli. port of Clio- ises to give the (irand Kaiiids son a lucra• For summer eczemas, tive po.sitiou in tlie West next year. 'I'lie w.'is lUl.l'.l", as compared witli lS-i,SSU Dellne idolater, A very Idle person. lion one hundred thousand lottera lioypiii eonnly. Ai Tower ^lill men hiive rashes,, itchings, irritations, meeting wns most tiiiconventioiial. Md- last year and 1,50,027 in May, lOOC. Define Ignition. The art of not no• from , •\TOinen .seeking heal lb, anci been liKliting lires siirroiiiiding t'lie to\rn wards and his wife ste|>jHMl from a train ticing. inflammations, chafings, here are tlio lettci's in Avliich they for several days, 'i'lie large lath and The iiiunlgratlon I'roni Russia, which at Douglas, Wyo. 'Phey were met by tlui ojicnly state over their own signa• novelly worlss of tlio Ttilibs jrniuifact tir• was ,'30,500 in May last year and 2S,S17 Dellne interloper. One who runs sunburn, pimples, black• father, who said: "Vou arc K.iiiiii; 1 am tures that they Avcro cured by J^ydia ing Coinpiiny have been destroyed. The In .May, IDOli, this , year dropped , to away to gqt nuirrlod. your dadily." Voting I'ldwards is a iias- heads, red, rough, and sore K rinldiam's Vegetable Compound. Chehoy^'un lire department wiis called to ,3,880. Iiiiiui.gralioii for si.x inonths, In- Define ominous. 1. Power to be all- the town's aid. One and one-lnilf million seiigor iirakeniaii on the l^.liicago division chilling May, show an oiiually largo present:. 2, Power l:o eat everything. hands, and antiseptic Lydia E. rinkhiira's, Vegetable feet of logs on skids owned liy t:iie Iticii- of the Pore JIart]uette railroad. falling off, the total, for • tlio period Define flinch, and use it In a sen• cleansing as well as for all Compound has saved many -wouien ardson biiinher ll'onipaiiy biiriieil. A large being only 227,2,So, as compared witli tence. Flinch, to shrink. Flannel from surgical ojie rations. traiM of heavy pine owned iiy the I.-ob- IIrmV3i'.«j llody Uoem-eriMl. the purposes of the toilet, dell-llaily (.'oinpany is biiriiiiig. Tlio fire 07-l,0S.l last yoar'.aiid C10,ijOS tlie pre• flinches when it is waslied. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable The body of Krie P.rown, who was bath, and nursery, Cuticura o.vlends n dislaiico of twenty miles. The vious year. Compound is niaile from roots and drowned in St. Clair river, m>ar .Mar.vs- flames, were driveii nil day by heavy All Up-to-nnlo iroiiBL'Iceepcr.^ Soap and Cuticura Oint• lierbs, Avithoiit d I'ugs, and is •whole• yille, last fall, was l!ound by two Indians, Austria-IIuugar.v, , Italy and lUussia winds. Use Hod Cros.s liall IJIiic. It makes the some and lumnless. , ' • lirowii, wliose,iiareiils reside in I'higland, show tho largest decreases. : The de• clotlios clean and sweet as when neiv, All ment are invaluable. was cros.sing llhe, river witli a comiiaiiion crease of those coiiiiug from Italy for Brocera. Sold thmURhoutl.lie world, nepniic London, 27, file reason Avliy Lytlia E. Pink- ClinrierluiuseSn.; Paris, .1, Rucdu la I'ali; Ansira- liani's Vegetable Compound, is so on a dark night. 'I'Jieir rowhoiit was over• Ow. mouth of .12,501 sug.gesfs tlitit peon- )la. II. Towns .1: Co., SydniTI India, Ii. K I'anl. VETS NAME EOOTE COMMAWDEE., Calcutta; Japan, Maniya, I.til., 'loklo; So, Afrlra. Kiiccessfiil is liecau.sc it contains iib turned and tile two iiieii were ilirown into a.,ge iproscciilions have been well and SPEAKING PLAINLY. Lciinon. Llil.,Cn|iu'l"wn,elc,. U,S. A.. Putter DruB & Chcni. Corp.. Sole Props.. l!osinn.„ , ^,, gredients Avhicli act directly upon tile water, 'i'lie (;onipanioii iminageil to Kiilnriiuzoo flliin Wlii.s Oiil liy Coin- perhaps not tnitlifully advertised, Tljo JiulKTe'a UeaucNt and llio Coini- »S-I'08t-Irctt Cuiloura Hook ou (Jire o( Skin, i the feminine oi'ganism, restoring it save liiiiiseif. roi'(.-il>!e aiiirKi". Sinnir increases are shown from China, I'rojuiit Ho.ipon.'je. to a iicalthy normal cqndition. CM. ]''oote, a iialeiit attorney of ICal- the Pacilie Islands, Pritish Xortli ..Viner- A young antt'atterward distinguished lliLselinll CriCc. Women vho arc suH'ering from niniizon, was elix'leii depiirtniont command• of >r. f:milII«(<.•.•( CIm.sh of S.ST. lea, British Honduras and Jlexico; all attorney from an up country district of Hugglus-What has bocoine of Fan• th ose d i s t I'csK i n g i 11 s pe cu 11 ar to th e i t er of rlie II, A. i;„ department of .Michi• 'I'iie closing oxerci.ses of the si.x-ty-fourth other countries sliow decreases. Now York State was arguing his first sex .sliouid ilot ]o.sc si.ght ot tiie.sc University of •.Mioliigun coiiitiieiic(>iiieiit ning? gan, in Ihe closiii},' business session of the appeal in the oUP general term of the facts or doubt the ability of Lydia wore iliold in niiiversity ITali, -•Vnn Ai-- .Muggins—Oh, he's laid up; a victim eneiimpmi'ht, lii.'hl in I/i»lit Iiifiiiilry ar• Supremo Court. Ho had been In many E. Pinlcham's A^egetable Compound' hor. 'I'iin oration of tilie day was by Dr. 3IAHRIAGE SHY ON LOVE, of baseball. mory, in Detroit, lie defeati.'ii liiirlon legal scrimmages In justices' courts to restore their health. .Toltii If. Fiiilcv, ;preRident of tlie Collego Hu.gglii.s—I didii't know he ever play• I'arker of .Monroe by,a mii,iority of 108, at home, but had never stood In the receivin.i 2T;! votes to 1,,'arker's 111.". The of the Cil:y of Now York. ed the game. •Women Blamed by AntliOny Corn- awesoino presence of five sedate nnd other ollicers elected are: Cleo. Holmes, Muggins—lie doesn't, lie sprained stock for Number of Divorces. learned judges of the Supreme Court Delroit, .senior vice coinmniider; .1. .1. STATE NEWS IN BEIEE. his larynx telling tho umpire how llrnke, .Ir., St. .Tosepli. Mich,, junior vice "Why aro there so many divorces, so in general term assembled. Ills eiu- .Mrs. :Sarali Allen, aged -12, was drown• things ought to be done. . coliimiiiider, and the Itev, William Piit- uiaiiy unhappy marriages hero in New ^ barrassinent was great. He repeated ed while bathing .in Plack lake, ten miles I'oric aud elsewhere'?" asked Anthony ' himself and misplaced his words so iiani of Ijaiisiiig, chaplain, • l!ev,Mr, Put• I.onK lo Ilo Ituiiieniliured. nam has served in this capacity, (•oiitiiiu- south ot Muskegon. often that it was quite evident that ho Coinstbek, secretary of the Society for Elhel—How did you like the oiisly since 1001, Coiiiniandor Piioto re- Prof. I'mlorick '.S. .Tones of the Univer• must soon bo routed by his'owh con• the Suppression of Vice, loaning back uilnister, Maud? . nppoiiiled l'"ayette Wyckoli; of fyansing sity of ^licliigiiii lia.s been chosen to stic- fusion unless something should ocnir in his revolving chair In his, oflico and ^talld—He made an indelible'imprcft ns.sisliitit adjutant: i^oneral and fippoiiited ceod I'rof. Wright ;is dciii of Yale col• to break tho spell. Finally, and just Keeps tho breath, tcclli, mouth nnd body repeating tlie question that had been slon on me. niuiseptlculiy clean and free from un• Capt, .Tonie.s I'l, •\\'hite of Kalamazoo a.s• lege, ; ' , as ho was floundering the deepest In a put to him by a newspaper corresiioiid- Ethel—How so?,, healthy (!erin-Iifo and dhsajirccnblcodors, sistant (iiiarleriiiasler general tcisucceeil Tito .paciiio P.oat .Manufacturing Com• chaotic jumble of language and Ideas, eut • ', Jliiud—He emptied a cup of tea on wliicli water, sonpand tooth preparations Mr, Coiiklin of .Vdrian, Dr.' Soiinan, pany of .Muskegon hits been awarded gov- the presiding Judge interrupted, with alone cannot do. A Howard City, was chosen medical direc• to my new white silk dress. ernnieirt contracls for tliree 00-1'oOt steam "I'll tell yQn why," he answered, the following remark: , (Icrmicidal, disin- tor, li: was decided to liold the lOO!) en- lauudlios to cost i?lij,0()0 apiece. ' poniidiug his list on tho desk lid. "It's fectinfi and deodor- "Mr. Smithers, I believe it will bo a eainpiiii'iit in Ivalaiuazno. .-V lively con• 'While sivimiiiing in t.'Iie .Meiioininee riv• the s.vstem of things, ^'ew York women, i-/.in(! toilet requisite test developed at 'ITIiursday ,iiioriiing's great relief to yourself nnd to tho court er, Prod Suiir of Mononiineo, aged 10, and w'Onien everywhere else in the of excepiionul ex- sr^^n'cf. the W. I!. (,',, over the choice If you will address us In the same freo ccllcnec and econ• was seized witli cramps and drowned be• country, too, li.avo only thoniseivos to of a coiiimaiuier. : >lrs, ^fa,v. Stockul,^' fore his coiiipaiiioiis could rescue hini. nnd informal way that you doutftlesa omy. Invnluablc blame. There aro plenty of men who Tor Infaata and CMlclren. • Knasgs of l.!ay Cily finally captured the Ills Iwly was roeoverod. use In addressing your local justice of for inflamed eyes, treat their wives like brutes, to be sure, throat and nasnl and plum. ', ' the peace." .•folii'i Peterson, Hi years old, was bnt there is another side, to tiio ques• The Kind You Have Always BoiigM uterine catarrh. At drowned while batliiiig in Mast river, "Well, then," replied Smithers, "1 tlrufl ""d toilet STOKM HUBTS MICHIGAK CBOPS. tion. ' three miles ca.st of •Webhorville. One of ,wlsh that while I Bin busy alleviating Boars the stores, SO eenis, or "People do not wed nowadays—a several boy.s wlio were near Peterson at- your honor's dense' ignorance of the by mail postpaid. Sigaaturo oi Wind l)niiiiiK-c..< r'niK 'I'l-ee.s iiikI leiniiled to rescue liini, but his oll'ort wiis grottt niany of tlioui—from tho holier law you would keep your confounded llf.slioy.s I'roperiy. Large Trial Saniple futile. standpoints of .".ilisolute love for one mouth shut!" The court laughed heart• IMspatclilis from soutiiwestorn Michigan nntJthor. They marry for position; they ily^, and waved for him to proceed: Ho WITH '^HEALTH AND nCAUTY" BOOK BENT miE \Vliile fishintc on a raft of logs on t:lio F. W. N. U. No. 27—190a poiiils say tliat a wind, rain ami olociri- 'J'iraliinvassee river, near P'reeland, Pen- marry I'or nioiio}-. ..Vftor a:wliiio a life grew eloquent and won his case in' the THE PAXTON TOILET CO., Boston Jass. cal storni jiassed over tliat section of the .jainiii II. Foster, 10 years old, nnii Solo• with tills kind of a partner ibocomos midst of hearty applause.—Bohemian AVIien u-rUln« lo Ailverll.SLTM pIifiiNI Stale early Siiiiihiy. ..\t Ivahimazoo ligltt- mon Fosler, his lirotllior, .1,7 years old, irij'sonie. 'Whatsoever a man sowctli Magazine. Huy you saw llie Adv. in tlilM paper. niiig struck the Gorman ],/ul:heraii church, were drowned. Their bodies were recov• that sliall ho also reap.' And the har• tearing away tlie steeiile. At lienlon Har• ered two .hours, later, • , vest, from such, marriages can only be bor enoi-aious damage was done to fruit Fred ..Vnies, reconlly couvicteil of man- divorce or hilseiy. Tliore is tliat mi- There is NOTHING TOO trees and to corn and wheat. .Vear flill.s- slaiif;ilitor, was sontouB.Hl irt .Mt. Cltmens dale several liarhs wore fired by li,£jlitning yiclding spirit too iinicli eVidcnt hero; GOOD for the American to from five to ten years in .Tacksoii poiii- nnd destroyed, logcthor with sonic live that nagging which Is driving men and people—that's why we started tcnt'iar.v, witii a recomiiiendation for ten stock. Great damage was done to grow• women out of tlieir minds. . People are to raalce Cascarets Candy years. ..Vmes was found {jtiiity of shoot• ing crops, estranged from each other to-day right Good ing ills brotlior-iii-law, Cliarlos i.McCIoIIan. Cathartic. The first box made in their own homes. For the its appearance in 1896, and the ITBAB THE MILLIOIir MAEK. Oscar AVcstcr, aged 10, was drowncil wdiilo batliing in tho Ontonagon river at "Many men in New York are under enthusiastic endorsement of TIiiIvltnUj- HiidKot .f.lOjOOO Hfore Ontonagon. David P. liu.ss, oo vears old, tremendous pressure all day long. 'When American People the people has been bestowed for your office stationery. Til mi ly.i.sl Your. while trying to recover Westor's body got they come home tlicy want peace and upon Cascarets ever since.' beyond his depth and lost his own life. rest, and they aro not allowed to have You can gat the paper 'J'ho ycarl.y budget for the University The sale today is at the Huss loaves a widow and several, small and envelopes to match. of Michigan has boon made up and apiiro- It. Home is an aggravation; not a rate of OVER A MILLION children. priations passed on by the rogonl:s. The place of roti'oat from care. .'If the men BOXES A MONTH, proving' that the American people recog• date for l:lio annual report is .Tuly 1, The churcli tribunal which tried Rev. can't get rest at homo,,they will get It nize, that what is BEST FOR THEM is none too good. but it is estimated that the biidgof will F. A. Hamilton, former pastor of the soniewhoro else.. And so New York foot ,^!);Ci,O0O, between, ,'i!50,000 and ,$liO,- First Presbyterian church in Grand Itap- women, mid other women elsewhere in Why this enormous patronage ? Ol)0 more lliaii last year. The rouents ids, found liim guilty of conduct, unlie- -A 8kln of Beauty Is a Joy Forever. this 'busy, country of ours, have onlj The answer is simple: Cascarets are pure, clean, sweet, also adopted resolutions eulogizing cominga minister of t:lie gospel. Ilev. themselves to blame." mild, fragrant, harmless but effective little tablets for the treat• R. T. Follx Gouraud's Oriental tlio life, (•liaracter and work of tho late r-Iaimlton Will appeal to the Ihiglier church Croam or Magical Beautlflor. O Itegont Peter AVhite. tribunal. : ', ment and cure of Constipation and all Bowel Troubles. They Removea Tan, rimiilos. Kroclcles, Moth.- r.tchsB, Peter Howe of 'Jlafshali, for sixty years are put up in neat,little enamel boxes, easy to buy, easy to Huati, and tikiD Bluca-HOH, :IKSANE CLERGYMAN SHOT. carry (in vest-pocket or purse), easy to take and easy of action, imd ovcryblcinUh (v Girl Goreil liy ji Hull. onipioved by tihe I^Iichigan Central rail• on beauty, und ilC' always reliable, always the same, they "work while you sleep" fles (totcctlon. It Attacked and din.sed by. an infuriated road, has been granlied a pension by tliat haautood Uio trot Pastor Resists Neighbors 'WTio Seek bull, picked up on tho horns of tho ani• compaii.v. Mr. Howe was onp ot the early and wake you up feeling fine in the morning. ot fiO years, Qiid to Capture Him. ia ao }iari]ilc»3 we mal, terribly lacerated on her body and engineers of, the road and was one of tho tastolttoljosurcit founders of the BroUiorhood of Locomo• A't iSto]por,,Mo., the iRev. Valentine They not only regulate the movement and stimulate the muscular walls of l8 properly inado. lower hmbs and l:hree ribs fnictui'cd, is the bowels, but they keep the ENTIRE CANAL CLEAN and antiseptic, forcing Acceptnocouiitcr- tive- Engineers. , felt of Bimllar t:ho terrible O-xporionco of .Atanda, the, 14- Strauss beean;e violently insane and out and destroying all disease germs that breed In the accumulated filth unless iiamc. Dr. L. A. ycar-old daug'ht:or of .Tohn- Carlson,: a iSudced beneivth the surface of the Hu• was slain during an attempt to capture Sayra nald to a promptly and regularly discharged. Therefore, they are a great preventive o{ latfy of tlio biiut* farmer living near Daggcrt. "WJiile being ron river by tlio swift current near the him. His wife led the attacking party. disease, and may be taken continuously as a precautionary measure. ton (ft patient) : "Aa you ladica gored liy the animal tlie girl made her woolen mill dam in Ypsilanti, Ira Law• The elergyman became violent' aud •fflU uaa tbcm, way to a ^viro fence and crawled through. rence, .10, w.is drowned,in the presence The new Pure Drugs Act, adopted by Congress on June 30, 1906, and in _ . I rocuraracnd drove his 'family from tlie parsonage. of his two broliltors, wiUi wlioni ho was effect January 1, 1907, is a GOOD LAW and means better and PURER •OouriuuPH Cream* as tho ipaEt.harnifiil of all tho He was heavily armed and Mrs. Strauss Bkin iircnarationa." ForealflbyftllUruBclflta ami Fancy. swimming. The other lads sueeeedod in drugs for the American People, 'We endorse it and will live up to it in Gooda Uwilorfl In tho Xlnitod StatoB, Cftnuda uud Europe, Loot a Po.slollloe. SPIRIT and LETTER,—an easy task, as we have always been actuated , reaching lilie shore &-afely. feared he would do himself, bodily FERD,T.H0PKII1S, Prop,, 37 Great Jones Slicet. HewTorL , The postodice nt Kipling, a suburb of harm. She alarmed the village and or-, by the same principles and no changes are required in cur-formula or pack- Gladstone, was robbed on a recent night. iMiss Zora Tnman of P>enton Harbor :ege.'„' , : ganlzed a party to captui-e her husband. rirtcert «rtj-irIioie, uttrnctf The poslo/lice is in a general store and lias just completed a continuous attend . We adopted OUR OWN PURE DRUG LAW in 1895 when the first : DAISY FLY KILLER nn>I kill, all nlai; nm\, anco of fourteen years at school without The pastor, opened Are on the posse olsRn, oniwiiauljil, the robbers had piled nearly all tho cloth• box of Cascarets came on the market and have lived and worked and pro• ooitvonloiit, ctiuup. being aiisont or tardy. At tihe commence- and It was returned in order to frighten duced under it ever since. LtlKlA all srUKifn, ing and dry goods of the sl:ore around the Ab.olut«l]rliKriiil«.a| safe to deaden t:ho sound when they blow mont e.Korciscs this .year the board of ed• hlra.' One,off the shots wont wild-and • To-day,after, a record of nearly 100,000,000 boxes sold, Cascarets STAND , will not soil or In. ucation, presented her with a silver medal Jure&nytltin[;. Qu.r. tho safe. Stamps and, money wore taken killed .tire, olergjnnan. • The :parsona'go the greater in PURITY, QUALITY and MEDICINAL MERIT tiian an/ Dittc«(l 4 IFoc 11 YD, in rocognii.tion:of hoi' attainments. otherpreparation for Bowel trouble in all the world. All den lora or to an amount not known. was a veritable fortress-. , Bont lirnmiid for 20c. Getting ol? a train into a hack tiliat hur• llnraltt hniiicrs , This should be. a great argument^for: any .one, to try Cascarets A" I.JO DeCulli »T0, Two IJlc ill Siilooii Kiro. v' ried 3tor: to the church, ..Miss Mary Jo-: ForniliiK n Plniio.Tru.<(t Wov»-,' : ' Ilroiylclyii, N. Y. ONCE, and be.healthier and happier for it Some people have CHRONIC Two men named Esko and .Tolinson sopliiuo Frank arrived ini'Muslcegon from ' , The largest.combination ofipiano-mak-; wore burned to death in a fire whicli de• CONSTIPATION'with all the horrors derived from it; others have H AB- Germany andwas at once wedded to: John ers, rot:.undortallton was,:incori>orated in ,ITUAL CONSTIPATION from carelessness and neglect, but nearly AVniited—Stocks of:Merchandise, Invoicing stroyed Matt Hnttala's saloon and resi- .;:from 10 to 50,000 dollars In e.xohango for In- Sternal, a bon.t manufacturer. :• New- .Tersey,. under the name of "the-. Ameri• EVERYBODY has OCCASIONAL CONSTIPATION, which, if not, douco in Jacobsvillo. . ,,-"--'--: , .: : ^ ,i, como proporty, nnd somo cash.: Address •• In a : teiTific eleotrical,, storm,: accom• can : Piano Company,': with' aJ: capital 'of promptly taken care of ;3 .liable to result in its degeneration into the; worse V 'Bo.\' 50, Marlon,.Intl. . ^ , >'"i , ANNUMnliuited Willie in IJiMl. panied by a high wind.'and.a rain, light• $6,(X)0,000 of :7 ,'per_ cent::stock: preferred • forms and cause great suffering and perhaps death. v.. , Albert Tinbulowski was shot while he ning struck and :burned:,filio ,barn belong-: and ,:$G,00O,00Ofof-commoa":st6ck.\'Tliis' Cascarets, if taken patiently and regularly, will remedy all of these ' Invest ?5 monthly in Olclalioma farm lay sleeping beside his wife in: Detroit,' ingto C. Mi Lund, postmaster of illarris- merger:, includes at • Ulie :outset • tho follow• ; awful troubles, but, iftaken promptly at the very first sign of' an irregular• lands. Agents wanted. Write,for,par• and died. In : an ante-mortem.statement villc. Mr. Lund lost a valuable Biorse. , ing coacw-ns::'Knn.be & Co., phiickisrins &: ity of the'Bowels, will act as the FINEST PREVENTIVE ever discovered ticulars. C. W. Demlng Inv. Co., Tulsa, :;:Seven ,dumdred:.:pounds' of, .undersized Son,'and„the:,'Foster-Armstrong: Oompnuy, and wiU keep all the machinery running in good order. jss OMa. ho said tHiatthe:: miih, spoke to him: as he: opened :fire;and::that: he recognized, the: whitefisti;:shipped from' B.,Peterson, Glen Wi'tlh the other, companiesto be'conitrolkd, We advise you to get a little 10c box of Cascarets TO-DAY and carry ,,voicc::as:tliait,;of,::t:hcbrother;,of:'a" fellow Arbor, ••. Mnnfeteo ' county;- i,-to Georg^: S. t3he,:,i0utput;,o£-:liho'trust::is',iestimated :at it in your purse or vest pocket Take one when you feel anything unusual ' WII>OWS'"Ji«orriEW UAWobtalnea with:,whom he:::had;quarreled,a'yoar ago stone, :,Chicago, „wero':seized;:by,.:'Deputy 18,000 pianos a year, or about 70 per PS"" about your bowels. Your own druggist will sell you the little box, under over a ir&inD of cards. , Game ;'\Vai-deu Darwin in: Gi-andBapids.' cent-of. the', hiyh-grade pianosip PENSIONS V3, 1 1 , , , GUARANTY of satisfaction or meney refunded. All drusfgists,. 10c, 2Sc, SOc. •
ii NORTH AUEELIUS. Mrs, James SItts of Mason vlsiletl
relatives here last week. im ill • WE WILL CONTINUE Are YOU Going Away the Fourth? C, S. Wilson has a new yasoline en
Mrs. Frank Severance visited at Do you need any ^ The Kaiser Alanceuvi'es; That J, Bullen's last week Wednesday, Show Germany's Power. Porter •Tewett of Bic Eiiplds and Ill OUR REMOVAL SALE III Mrs, Eva , Haskell visited at G, W Shirt Waists, Skirts, Gloves, Hosiery, Wilson's and Mrs, Lucy Jennings'las week', A PREPARATORY WORK Underwear H. Wilson and wife of Mason were Until Saturday, July 25th, in this vlcinit.v .Sunday. Fondness of the Emperor for Display or anything in the furnishing line to help you celebrate the Mesdames TJ, G, Mole and Dan Not Always a Help—How tne Reserv- Sear were In Lansing' last Thursday glorious occasion? If you do, remember that ists Are Called Out—Equipment — And on August ist will open our new store in the building R, L. Bullen and wife of Mason Novel Aids to the Armies—"One formerly occupied by 0. W. Halstead. called at .T, E, Bullen's last Thursday Will; My v/ill." evening'/ • Evei'y one Itnows the German Bm- HOLT NEWS. H. F. M E RTZ^^ peror Is master of (i,OOQ,Ow fighting Mrs, Lolsa Feier entertained guests men—a vast army Ittiyed to an amaz• Our Store is Filled With Bargains last Friday afternoon in lionorof Miss ing pitch Of perfection, antP selected •f . . . . , •'• - , can show you the best values for the least money. IvaColbath, from a whole empire In arms. That in All Departments. Mrs, George Pryor entertained he army Is the niost formidable, fighting I Invite Comparison Sunday school class last Friday after force the world ever saw, and its noon. All rei)ort a good time, practical efliciency is tested once a Come and Get Some of Them of my values as I invariably profit by it. Let us show you our Mrs, W,,Aldrich and daughter left year in [he month of September, For for their home in Verraontvillc last the great aim, says Gen. von Einem, the Prussian Minister of War, is "to Saturday, '^Fourth of July Bargains he ready hefoi'e the need arises to use Mrs, Will Douglass and daughters our weapons," , Flossie and Carma attended the grad At the same 'time it Is erroneous My store will be open Friday evening, July 3d,,and closed all uation exercLses at M. A. C, last week to suppose the Ivniser himself works Tuesday, Quirk's Department Store, Mason day Saturday, July 4th. , out the scheme of the niaoeuvres or .Katherlne .Ellett C)f Mason visited that he retains supreme comni.and. Misses Lucile and Esther Lott from The JJniperor's functions are those Friday until Sunday. of a supi'eme umpire-in-chief, who The ball gainci between Aureliu passes fma: vei'dict on the perfor• and Holt last Saturday afternoon was mance n't all troopa.'and criticises de• ii victory for Holt by Ki to 5, fects with merciless severity. But Gounty News Items Mrs, C, E, Barnes, who has,been to long, before Septeinhei' minor sections EM^BEST BREAD Ohio the past two months, returned of the huge machine are being exer• home last Satui'day, some impi'oved cised, t^at they may know iheir part HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST GATHERED when called upon. Young Lieuten• in health, and most satisfactory results FOR THE BENEFIT OF OUR READERS ants barely out of their teens are or• Jlajorie Black visited Ruth Eohens dered to lead suh-secllons of compan• at Okernos several days last week. IN ALL BAKING ies out into the open country and The Lady Maccabees of Dimondale WEST COUNTY LINE. taJce them iagainst Imnglinary ene• entertained the Holt hive last Tues• Jnglriim Counljr ^momii mies. L. A. Dunham of Jackson spent day night. Thursday with his father. The great September operations are Use Thoman's Miss B, Skeel visited Holt friends a known as, the Kaiser ihanoeuvres, be• -DT- Chas. Buck and wife of Holt visited part of last week. cause the emperor always supervise* at D. Tooker's Sunday, Will Douglass has been enjoying a them 'n person as Commander-in- Mrs. Emma Thompson returned MOSS ROSE FLOUR W. L. CLARK, two weeks' vacation. Ross Mayer has Chief of the army. Mobilization or• home Sunday after spending the week acted as substitute. ders are issued precisely as they would with relatives in Ionia, Edd Miller was in Saginaw on busi he if Prance or Russia they would Wednesday, July 1, 1908 MissHazelBeal is helping her aunt, ness a couple of days last week, be accommodated pending their march Mrs, Cumberworth, who was thrown Mr, and Mrs, John Arend visited to the front in real warfare. They ^•++4•*•^+•^•4v+•^.5•++•^^•4••^*^"•M•+*^~^.++•^•^*+++++-H•+•^*•^v*^^•* from her buggy recently and broke are next entrained and conveyed to + NOKTHEAST Leslie'. her parents in Aurelius over Sunday, her arm. the varibus military centres^ The Walter Haylloe attended the funeral * - —I Hazel Strobe! and Glenn Tooker vis• Just Exactly Right. •ailroads Inv^Germany are all State •-ial BotUei, J 5c. No. 275 •Ola cousin at.iackson last Sunday. "I have used Dr, King's New Life fi-. Bdttln, 50c. Guaranteed under ited at Frank Hiiliard's at the InduS' property, so that the military authori• 20 oz, Bottlei, A Mrs, Smith from Isabella county Pills for scvei-al years, and find them the Food and ties may I'eluin a controlling grip on $1.00 _ DruBft Act.^ 4> trial School at Lansing Tuesday,, just exactly right," says A, A. Felton AUo lold in is visiting Grandma .Galloway,. them, IJven the freight cars have,all, June 30, 190S. + Mrs,Cllir Dorr is still on ihe sick of Harrisville, H. Y, New Life Pills Hall-uallon and OIney & McDaid, Mrs, Schuyler has,returned to lier been measured in atjvance, and bear Gallon Cam for Clinton, Iowa. list, relieve without the least discomfort. Veterinnry U»t. liome in Jackson but llttleEmmaand Best remedy for constipation, bilious on their sides figures showing the Wilrna remained with their aunt, EDEN. ness and malaria. 25 cents at Long number of soldiers and horses they - Every family has frequent use forr a good lininient and none can be found ^ Mrs, Hayhoe, for tlie present. year Bros,' drug store. will take. Mr, and Mrs. 'Paul VanBuren are J that equals in penetrating and healing powers the old reliable KING CACTUS J The Tlousel L, A, S, will meet with visiting in Battle Creek and Banfleld, The march to the railroad station, + OIL Since 1S88 it has sold on its merits until it, is now used from the •}• WEST AURELIUS. Mrs. W, J, Hayhoe on Thursday,, July Mrs. llattie Hill is visiting her the actual entraining and this, second j Atlantic to the Pacific. • Mrs, Olmsicad of Jackson is visiting J)l,h, for supper. All are invited. daughter, Mrs. Luella Cotton, near march from the terminus to the ap• * KING CACTUS GIL is thoroughly antiseptic and heals a wound from + Jackson, old friends liere. pointed cany) are all (Tone with math• J the bottom, thus preventing blood-ooisoning and healing without leaving a 3! ETCHELL'S NEIGHBORHOOD. ematical pi'ecision; for it is the boast Mrs, Kate Chapin of Detroit was a Miss Genevieve Harmon of Eaton I scar. It speedily heals CUTS, SPRAINS, BRUISES, OLD SORES, SWELL- + of Germany that she can place a * INGS, CHAPPED HANDS AND ALL EXTERNAL HURTS. As a rubbing * Mrs. P. E, Sandei'son, who has been guest [it J, W, Chapin's a part of last Rapids is visiting at M. 0. Brown!s. completely equipped army of half a % lininient for the treatment of RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO, and kindred ail- |- epending the past six weeks with her week. , J, D, Connor of Barnum, Minn,, vis• million mnn on any frontier within mcnts, its wonderful penetrating qualities make its action prompt and the + brothers, M, and J, C. Hunt, left Sat• ited his sister, Mrs, A, J. Butts, the +, pain quickly subsides. j^Irs, Gcoi'ge Douglas is spending the twenty four hours. Tents are erected urday for Baldwin's lake, Greenville, last of the week. week with'her daughter, Mrs, Slate as though by magic and the camps + fPorVeterinarv use KING CACTUS OIL stands supreme. Itisinv.alunble for t Mrs. D. S. Hewes returned Friday Ben Nelson and wife- visited his Converse, at Battle Creek. laid hygienically, according to plans t BARBED WIRE'CUTS, HARNESS AND SADDLE GALLS, COLLAR SORES, I + SCRATCHES, GREASE HEEL, MANGE, ITCH, and All External Di.ea.e.. ^. :from a visit witli friends at Jackson , Mr. and Mrs, Louis Collier and Roy parents,south of Eaton Rapids Satur• bng laid down. Eflcb man carries and Mt. Clemens, , ' Collier of Lansing, Jli.ss Grace Booth day and Sunday, among his other impediments a piece If your dnigfiit doe< not lell King Cactus Oil lake nothing 4* cite, but remit to ui and we will send it prepaid. Mrs. II, Dennis entertained her of Jackson and Mr, and Mrs, Frank The L, A, S, will serve ice cream of canvas about a yard and a half cousin, Mrs,,Worden, Sunday, Cheney of Leslie spent Sunday at the and cake Friday evening, July 3d, at squai'e. two ten pegs;, a tent stick In ? OLNEY & McDAID, Sole Manufacturers, 113-117 Fifth Avenue, CLINTON, IOWA. ± . M, Hunt and ,Clias, Clark spent a home of, Robert Collier, the home of Henry Spaulding, A three pieces to support the roof, and good program and fireworks will also cords. couple of days last week at Portajte A daughter weighing six pounds was t Dean'sSweatOintmenf Cures Spavin, Ringbone and Curl). At Druggists, 50c per bottle, t lake. welcomed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. be furnished. When the right time comes these 4"H"5"!-*-W-++-H-*-M~3-+++++ FOR SALE BY ^•++•!•+•^•^••^•!•+•5•.^•^•H":"fr•^••{••?••^ Levi Swan and W.II, Hanna, with Eckford Hill Jlonday. Mrs, .Henry Mull of Vermontville canvas squares are buttoned together, the peg stuck in the ground, and the their wives, of JIason visited at D, S, Miss Alice Chapin visited in Lan• and Mrs, L. Polhemus visited at A, sticks joined up to, form the ridge Ilewes' Sunday, sing last week. E, Brown's Sunday. pole. Then when a couple of dozen . Mr, and Mrs; John DIsCnroth attend• Mrs, Geo. Fountain will entertain The Democrat, $ 1.00 a year. Best the,World Affords, pieces have been deducted for officers the W. P, M. S, Wednesday of this "It Kives me unbountjed pleasure tn ed the Rorabeck-Freshour wedding in and , non-coms, the , men creep into week for supper, jecomrnflld i^iicklen's Arnica Salve," Onorjdaga Satui'day, what is left and sleep packed like sar- • says J. W. Jenkins of Chapel Hill, N. John Gillett fs on the sick list. Miss Hazel Walley of Elkhart, Ind,, dines. Thus this tent system is elas• iC. "Jam convinced it's the best salve was a guest of Hazel Laxton Friday; Mrs. John Bush entertained com• the world allords. It cui'cd a felon on tic. Two men can form a shelter, or.; pany fi'om Lansing Monday. ail. entire company may unite their .nlytiiumb, and it never fails to heal MILLVILLE. evci'y sore, burn or wound to which it Roy Van Waggoner and Miss Daisy sections. Tell Us Your Wants •js applied, cents at Longyear W. Ackerson and wife of Manches• Frang were quieiily married at Jack^ The hour of reveille varies between And we will make every effort in our power to supply you. We I5ros,' drug store. ter visited his sister, Mrs, L. Proestel, son June 30th, midnight and 5 in the morning. If last Saturday and Sunday, Oscar Wilson and wife were callers there is time the regiment will boil figure wJiat you want, and furnish quality specified, MEADVILLE. Mrs, Bertha Bravender and son Ray at L, E, Jewett's and M. 0, Brown's its coffee, but if not every man , Mrs. W, S, Walker, left for Mt. were in Mason last Wednesday, munches his bit of, schwarzbrot con• Sunday. : ;^LarRe and Well Assorted Stock to Select From^ Clemens last Tuesday. Mrs, Fred Rlsdon and children vis• .Samuel Eckhart and wife were called tentedly and marches off. Singing Lee Beam visited his cousin Willie is encouraged, for thetaen who'sing ited Jlrs. C. Moon last Friday, to the deathbed of their daughter Remember our Slieely last Saturday and Sunday, on the march • can go further and The L, A. S. will meet with Mrs, last Friday, who died after an illness Mrs. Sarah Peer is visiting relatives fight better than those' who do not. , High Grade Shingles and;;Cedar Posts. The Best Lumber. e. H. Carpenter next Tuesday after• of only a day. Funeral was held at , At the close of each day's opera• in this vicinity., noon,' ; ' their home near Dimondale Sunday. tions the Kaiser summons his pi-in- S. J. Proctor and family spent Sun Ray Bravender visited his sister •day in Jackson, HOLT, cipal officers around him and delivers last Saturday and Sunday, 'to them a lecture on the lessons ana ^imeCP Mickelson. Mason J. Hazelton and wife were in Wi Miss Allie Long of Lansing spent Mr?, Esta Clark visited friends in warnings to be gained from the day's liamston last Saturday, Sunday at Bertal Cusbman's. Howell and Fowlerville last week. experience. , Mistakes are- mercilessly Frank Clickner and wife visited i The game of baseball between the Mrs. Archie Hewitt and son are exposed by the imperial expert, who'- Dexter last week. Dart school and Millville last Satur spending the week at Cliesaning. expounds intricate questions of mili• Mildred and Homer Nelson visited Mr. and Mrs, William Eckhart and day resulted in favor of Millville, tary strategy in a way that reveals a FOR SALE Miss Anna Patrick last Thursday. Score 17 to 7. son Raymond are in Ann Arboi',where complete mastery of the "subject, A farm of 130 acres, one-half mile I. W. Moe and wife of Dansvillc and Libbie Antlerson is very sick. the latter underwent an operation for ^roreover the Emperor,^ speaks with north of the village of Aurelius and W. Powers, wife and son of Albany, Charles Atwood has inflammation the removal of the appendix Monday. considerable oratorical charm. six and a half miles from Mason, N. Y., visited at 0. F. Patrick's last in one of his eyes. Mrs. Lavancha Bliss and Mrs, Stella On certain occasions, however, Friday. Frost are at Jackson visiting their when the Kaiser has had entire com• with good buildings, such as a lO- Mr, Scoville is no better. \HIGH&RADE. Mrs. Benoni Backus and daughter Jay Eisdon cut a long gash in his brothers. '/ mand of an army of his own, he has room house with full basement and suffered crushing defeat, despite his Hose visited atD. Burgess'last Thurs• leg below the knee on an iron in his Leon Taylor, wife and children and furnace, large basement barn, horse (OFFEp absolute mastery of strategy and tac• day. father's blacksmith shop, Albert Norton and wife of Leslie vi.s- barn and other small buildings. Mrs. 0. L, Bashford of Dansville is Ited at 0. V. Keller's Sunday, tics. This is mainly due to his love, Water by well and with wind rnill, Hilliard Bravender was in' Mason of spectacular effect. On one mem• visiting at Wirt Milner's. , C. Manx, wife and son Glenn spent pumping water into house and barn. on business last Thursday. orable occasion'in the Rhineland, Sunday and Monday in Toledo. • Large apple orchard of the choicest SOUTH AURELIUS and Misses Etta Brininstool and Irma wnen the Emperor was" in command Frank and Harry Keller spent last fruit." Fences are good and soil is NORTH ONONDAGA King and Ira King of Plainfleld at• of an army, he suddenly found him• tended Children's Day services here week at Bath. self entirely surrounded by a great a clay loom subsoil. Known as the Enoch Field and family of Delhi last Sunday evening. Ezra Freodtert was in Grand Eap- opposing force under General Count Alfred Marshall farm. Inquire of visited friends here Sunday, There was a full house last Sunday ids last week. Haeseler, and in real warfare should Bert Hemans of Mason spent last evening at the Children's Day ser• Parties from Detroit were here the havg been entirely annihilated. It is L. C/TOWNSEND, Jackson. Sold by J. F, 6REVE, Mason. week at the farm In Onondaga, vices. The exercises were very good, fore part of the week trying to estab• said that Gen. Haeseler's success, -.and Parker Orr of Mason was at his the embarrassing position in which Proceeds over $8.' lish a state bank at this place. farm In. Onondaga Saturday. he" put his .imperial master has led Mrs. Ella Gillam returned^ last Mrs. H, M. Garrison spent the past Miss Martha Thayer visited Mrs. to his being In disfavor at court ever FARMERS' BANK. Thursday from.her visit to Ypsllantl. week at Bay City. Manie Field of Onondaga Saturday, since. H. F. McDowell is entertaining his OLDEST STATE BANK IN Quite a number from here attended The Remedy That Does. All agreed that for blind obedience "Dr. King's New Discovery Is the brother and family from Charlotte. • INGHAM COUNTY. the Eorabeck-Freshour wedding near to orders and unflinching courage Job Printing remedy that does the healing others Levi Watkins and wife: of Alaiedon the German soldier is unsurpassed. Eaton Eaplds Saturday. promise but fall to perform," says Mrs. spent Su nday at Edd Colbath's. He cannot think for himself, however. Capital, $60,000. The R. N. A. met with Mrs. Julia E. R. Plerson, of Auburn Centre, Pa." Mary Holmes, residing three miles' He obeys a.command mechanically, Parish Tuesday afternoon.' It is curing me of throat-and lung northwest of> this place, died at her L.B.MoArthur,...... President trouble of long standing, that other but is unable 1 to vary it an inch Miss Lulu Bell Freeman is visiting home Monday evening after-suilering J. K. Elmer ..VloePreildeni treatments relieved only temporarily. several weeks with cancer of the though his life depended on it. "The A.J.HAti Cashier xelatives in Jackson this week. at New Discovery is doing me so mucb stomach. She is survived by an aged soldier,"- declared the German Em-, A. 6. Lyon AsslBtantCaablei •Mrs. Annis Field is on the sick list. good that I feel confldent its contin• mother, two sons—Clarence Holmes, perorin one of his-battlefield perora-; The L. A. S. of the M. E. church ued use for a reasonable length of time superintendent of the Blind Soliool, MONEY TO LOAN. and Burn Holmes of Lansing, also a tlons;, last year, -Tshould: not have a met Wednesday at the,home of Mrs. will restore me to perfect health." OOMB AND SEE US, This renowned cough and cold remedy daughter, Alma Gardner'Of Dimon• will of ffls own., Butall of you should Bell. and throat and lung healer is sold at dale. The 'funeral> will be" held this have one will, and that is my. will. Directors—J.E.Elmer, E.A.BarneB, Geo.&I George Snyder of Three'B|[:idge8.wa8 Longyear, Bros.' drug store. ; 50c and afternoon at two o'clock, conducted N01? go and do your duty and be Hoyt. A, J, Hall, A. L. Rose, L. B. MeArthur» This Office ,on our streets Wednesday on business. $1.00, Trial-bottle free. . by Bev. Kelsey. ' ' obtdlent, to yoursuperiors." A. I. Barter, C. W. Clark. '"If