The Independent. ^NO. &/ ST. JOHNS MICH. THURSDAY, OCTOBEK 23, 1902. WE VOL. XXXVt=-NO*L/ WHOLE NO.—1863 MR. YOUMANS READY. DR. . . MORRISON DEAD A RED LETTER HE WON’ DO IT WAS A I. 0. 0. . Wna an Old Soldier Who Had Served HU Partlow Doaen ’t Appear to Want Meeting of the Grand Lodge and Rebekah Country Long and Well. ''Argun” With Pattereon. Assembly at Port Huron. He is Waiting for Congressman Dr. Robert Gillroan Morrison died Was Last Saturday for St. Hon. . . Patterson, Democratic John . Merrihew, of Olive Only 14 tickets were sold at this at his residence on North Clinton candidate for the state legislature last station last Monday for the special Fordney to Accept the Avenue, St. Johns, Mich., Friday, Johns and Clinton week issued the following challenge Lived to Pass the Cen­ train from Grand Rapids to Port - Challenge October 17, 1902, from a combination County Maccabees to Hon. Levi. W. Partlow, Republican tury Mark. Huron to convey delegates and of troubles, some of which were con­ candidate for the same office: visitors to the meeting of the I. . O. tracted while in the army and con ­ St. Johns, Oct. 16, 1902. F. grand lodge and Rebekah assembly tinued to grow more troublesome un ­ Hon. Levi W. Partlow, Eagle, Mich.: in that city. Among the number til they finally caused bis death. Dear Sir—The Democratic county were: . W. Johnson and wife, W. FOR THE JOINT DEBATE Dr. Morrison was born at Wheelock WAS BEAUTIFUL WORK ermmittee has asked me to speak at A PIONEER OF OLIVE. G. Holmes and wife, Geo. L. Tinkham, Hollow. Caledonia county, Vermont, DeWItt on Tuesday evening next, at J. . Ilughus, C. . and Mrs. G. L. January 8, 1838, therefore lie was 64 Wacousta on Wednesday evening and Morrill, of fcjt. Johns. There were a years old last January. at Eagle on Thursday evening on the number who went Tuesday morning. He Declares that the People At the age of 23, while a resident of That Done by Degree Team of issues of the campaign, and especially Roanoak, Huntington county, Ind., on the question. “Should the Repub- He Was the Father, of Olive Want to Hear Views on he enlisted in the union army of the Oriental Tent of Grand can Party be Continued in Power in Township and Gave it Democratic Meeting" the Live Issues. war of the rebellion, and was captain Rapids Michigan.” I would be pleased to The following Democratic meetings of the Morton Rifles. Was later com ­ have you attend these nuetings and its Name. have been arranged for and will be missioned lieut. colonel, and -later occupy one-half the time. If you will held on the dates named: colonel, which last position lie held do so please let me know, Yours truly. Elsie, Monday, Oct. 27, II. J. Patter­ up to the close of the war. He had H. J. Patterson ." son speaker. Congressman Fordney lias had plenty been in the service 4 years, 5 months The visit of Oriental Tent degree So far Mr. Partlow has returned John William Merrihew was born in Ovid, Tuesday, Oct. 28, H. J. Pat­ of time In which to accept the chal­ and 16 days, and had served longer team, of Grand Rapids, to St. Johns no answer to the invitation and It is Olive township, Ulster county, New terson speaker. lenge for a joint debate issued by his than any member of Grisson Post, G. tent last Saturday was an event which not expected that lie will accept. The York. January 19,1802, and died in Forest Hill, Wednesday, Oct. 29, H. A. R., of which he was a member. will long live In the memory of Clinton Republicans are not discussing state J. Patterson speaker. opponent, Hon. Henry . Youmans, He studied medicine before he went issues at present. Olive township, Clinton county, Mich., Sutton school house, Thursday, Oct. but up to the present he has not ac­ into the army, finishing his course and county Maccabees. October 16,1902, at the ripe old age of 30, H. J. Patterson speaker. cepted. Mr. Youmans stipulated that commencing practice in Indiana at By noon of that day the avenue was 100 years, 8 months and 27 days. Maple Rapids, Saturday. Nov. 1, H. he would like to have the debate take the close of the war. alive with Sir Knights who had come COMMISSIONER’S SECTION Mr. Merrihew, the subject of this J. Patterson speaker. He was united in marriage with from the remotest recesses of the Eagle, Thursday, Oct. 30, J. Earle place by Oct. 25, in order that each Miss Alma Seleck. of Allegan, Mich., sketch, was united in marriage with Brown and . W. Kelley speakers. candidate might have the last week of September 4, 1881. and came to St. county. Every tent in thecounty was Teachers, 1'uplln and Patrons. Miss Belecho Bishop, May 5, 1827. She Westphalia. Saturday, Nov. 1, J. the campaign for personal work: but Johns in October. 1886. where he con ­ represented, and long before the open­ The following are the Instructions finished her life work and preceded Earle Brown and D. W. Kelley will it is very evident how that the con­ tinued to practice medicine until his ing hour arrived the . O. M. M. hall just issued by the superintendent of him to the new and better life in speak. health became so poor that he was was packed.. public instruction to the commission­ Round school house, Lebanon, Tues­ gressman does not propose to meet the obliged to abandon it. He had not ers of the stBte, relative to eighth September, 1873. Through this union day evening, Oct. 28. honest old farmer. His secretary has been able to visit his patients at any The fame of the visiting degree staff grade examinations: three sons were born to them, one of Fowler, Friday evening, Oct. 31. sent the reply printed below which in­ time during the last five or six years. had preceded it and the big crowd was The county board of school examin ­ whom, Peter H., died at the age of 21. dicates us much: and the machine In early years and while a resident drawn together In the hope of seeing ers shall look over and mark all papers The other two, John M. and William Wanted. irgan in Saginaw replied for the of Indiana he was made a member the beautiful and impressive work of written by applicants for diplomas. congressman with fl^pcHtorlal utter­ and was a close attendant upon the An average standing of 80 percent, J., still reside in Olive township, the A trustworthy gentleman or lady in ance that indicated that it, too, was meetings of the Masonic Lodge. But the ritual performed for once as it and not less than 70 per cent, in any former on the old farm and the latter each county to manage business for an tearful of the result if the debate since he came to St. Johns he gave should be. And they were not disap ­ branch shall be required. on a farm near by. old established house of solid financial should take place. Mr. Youmans is but little time or attention to the pointed. The diploma shall bear the signa ­ In 1836 Mr. Merrihew with his fam­ standing. A straight, bona fide week­ still waiting for the congressman ’s order and its work. He had no child­ At nine o ’clock sharp the piano ture of the county commissioner and ily left the state of and ly cash salary of $18.00 paid oWcheck friends to push him into the ring and ren. and his relatives have nearly all struck up a lively march, the large teacher of the one to whom diploma came to Michigan and for one year Wednesday with all expenses direct meanwhile he offers the following for died, save two or three nephews. double d«>ors were thrown open and Is granted. lived in Wayne county and from there from headquarters. Money advanced the machine organ to digest: This is also true of Mrs. Morrison ’s the sixteen knights composing tiie Only those pupils who have pursued moved into the wilderness of Clinton for expenses. Manager, 340 Caxton To the Editor of the Saginaw Evening kinsmen. Therefore, she is left al­ team marched in clad in the gorgeous the studies of the eighth grade at least county and settled upon and cleared Bldg., Chicago. 44-16 News: most alone, aside from good neighbors six months shall nave tiieir papers up the farm upon which he died. He robes suitable to tiieir several parts. forwarded to tiie examining board. was prominent in the organization of Sir.—In the Courier Herald of the and friends It was difficult indeed to believe that BUSINESS LOCALS. fifteenth of October an editorial seeks Dr. Morrison was a very proud Sir Knight Williams was not the real But one examination will be held the township and was accorded the to give me pointers for a joint discus ­ spirited man, and exceedingly neat in during tiie year, said examination to right and honor of naming it. He Antiochus Eplphanes, king of Syria; be held during t wo dajs, on tiie second chose the name of the town in New Money To Loan At Lowest Rate of Interval sion. It consists of a column of figures his personal habits and in his home. or that Sir KnightGreenhaum was not II. J. Patterson , St. Johns. wholly relating to dead issues of years The funeral occurred at his late actually the venerable Mattathias. Thursday and Friday, or Friday and York in which lie was born and called jone by. Two presidents have lived residence last Sunday afternoon. Rev. high priest of the Jews; or that Sir Saturday of May. This will be May 7 it Olive. “Merrihew corners ” has al­ A. Binkhorst officiating, and was con­ and 8 or May 8 and 9, 1903. ways been a central point in relation OSTEOPATHY. ind died, twent.-tive percent of the Knight McLeod was not the great to tiie affairs of the township. The people who lived at that time have ducted by tiie members of Grisson Judas Maccabeus, whose place in his­ Tiie commissioner shall divide t iie Dr. W. . Svmmonds, Osteopathic passed away. What I desire to discuss Post. The interment was made in St. county into convenient ao.i nearest road at that time was at Dc- tory is among the world's greatest Witt. He at once began the construc ­ physician, graduate of the American w ith Congressman Fordney is the eon- .lolins cemetery. military leaders. hold the examination in oeonally lo ­ school of Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo., lltion Of tiling* a> they exist at this cated places t herein: lie shall also ap­ tion of a road from his farm to con ­ Sir knights Williams. Greenbaum nect with the one mentioned, a dis ­ receiving instructions direct from Dr. present time—how the laws affect the and McLeod deserve great credit for point fit persons to conduct tiie exam­ A. T. Still, founder of the science. people at this time. Does the present ination; if possible such persons should tance of seven miles, which give them AMENDMENT. the excellent manner In which they an easy outlet to Pontiac, Detroit, Office and residence. 227 Washington existing condttion?of tilings give tiie rendered tiieir difficult parts. Sir be the principals of tiie village high Ave. ., 2d floor. Lady attendant. — ring man a full dinner pail or an schools. Lyons, Ionia, etc., which were then To Constitution to be Submitted »t Klvr- Knight Thornton, tiie team's electri­ It is not desirable that teachers at­ tiieir market towns. Lansing Mich. empty coal bin? Whether tlie protec ­ cian, is master of his work. lie tills It may be seen from above that Mr. Will make regular trips to St. Johns tive law is not the mother of trusts as tlou in November. the role of the “Devil” in a manner to tend the examination witli their pupils on Tuesdays and Fridays of each week .ias been stated on the floor of the but in case they attend they must not Merrihew had lived in Olive township Tiie Legislature of 18S9, placed suggest, to evil-disposed persons, of ever since the year Michigan was ad ­ and will be found _t St. Johns Hotel. j/»use of representatives by Republican course, a somewhat intimate knowl ­ communicate with those who are writ­ Rooms on first floor. members of both bodies. 1 want to Michigan in the van with three other ing, nor sit with them during the ex­ mitted into the Union as a state, and states by the enactment of a law edge of, if not personal acquaintance it is needless to state, that, with his Will be glad to have all who are discuss with my opponent who owns witli, Ids satanic majesty. All tiie amination. afflicted and have been unable to get kiO shares of stock in a coal mine in strongly favored by the most advanced Immediately at the close of tiie ex­ family, lie experienced all tiie hard­ students of penology, one recommend ­ various characters, even to the humb­ ships and privations of ft pioneer life relief to call and investigate. tiiis valley, whether lie will vote to lest, were well taken and each seemed amination; tiie papers and enrollment It will cost you nothing for consul­ keep a protective tariff law in force ed by wardens of penitentiaries, and cards shall be sent under seal to the of that very early period. one which many of tlie circuit judges letter perfect in ids part. commissioner. He was honored by his then very tation and examination, and will be that makes it possible for him to raise of .the state promptly availed them­ At the close of the work the three few neighbors and townsmen by being glad to meet and talk witli you. the price of coal from two dollars a “victims.” county Treasurer Morrison, Thedepartment of public instruc ­ ton to four dollars a ton in car load selves ol: the Indeterminate Sentence tion will prepare the questions, and a number of times elected township .Money to Loau. Act. Attorney W. D. Kelley and Principal forward them to tiie commissioner. clerk and supervisor, in both of which . tsat the mine of which he is a part In November, 1891, after two years Buck, of the St. Johns high school, official posit ions he served many years On improved farms. •wner. Whether he who is now rep­ were called upon for speeches, and Directions for the conductor: resenting this district in cc tigress, will of successful operation of the law, an Begin the work promptly at 9 witli honor to himself and satisfaction 29 m 3 E. L. Doolino . opinion, in which four of the justices “feelingly ” responded They certain­ o ’clock. to his townsmen. take advantage of the suffering condi ­ of the supreme court concurred, de ­ ly ought to know what they were In tiie year of 1838 or 1839 he was tion of tlie people for fuel to warm talking about. These were followed Observe the following order in giv ­ At Co"t. tiieir bodies and cook the food they clared the law unconstitutional. ing out questions: converted through the teachings and White ready-to-wear hats at cost Justice Grant, who had made a care­ by Mayor Bullard, Lecturer Brown, First day a. m.—Orthography, spell­ labors of Rev. Mr. Warner and at once eat to better his financial condition: ful study of the subject, held the law Seymour Watson and others with fit­ united with the Methodist Episcopal at Bouciiku & Petsch’s. also whether the mine of which he is ting addresses, tiie speech making ing. arlthmet lc» ■i part owner and which has raised the constitutional, and a wise and most . m.—Penmanship, government, church, in which he continued a faith­ beneficial one. concluding with an address from Sir ful and consistent Christian soldier The Hot -lila«t Air-Tight Florence. price of coal to double the former price, Knight Williams, caotain of tiie team reading. has raised the wages of the men who Since Michigan’s law was thus nulli ­ Second day a. m.—Physiology, geog ­ until liis death. In tiie church, as in The world renowned and only abso ­ fied some twelve other states have which did tiie work. Mr. Williams raphy. the township, he was an honored offi ­ mined this coal. I want to know enacted indeterminate sentence laws, stated that in all tiie travels of the cial, having; been a class-leader for lutely smoke consuming stove on whether he is willing, when the price team over tiie state they had never be­ P. m.—History, grammar. earth, will be on exhibition on the '-f any commodity which is produced and are sentencing their convicts The eighth grade examination in over thirty years. His religious ex­ walk in front of our store next week under them with most satisfactory fore presented the work to as apprecia­ reading will be based upon “The perience was definite and his life was by labor rises in value that the price results. Michigan, usually at the tive an audience as tiie one assembled joyous and devoted. Thursday, Oct. 23, actually burning f labor which produced the commodi­ here. Great Stone Face,” by Hawthorne. smoke. Spaulding a Co. ty shall not rise commensurate with front in all advanced movements, is Teachers, please preserve these About, fifteen years ago Mr. Merri­ now lagging far behind even much At this point all were startled by a directions of the superintendent of hew received a greater and fuller the rise in the priceof the commodity. vounger states, because of the inabil­ “burst” of music from an adjoining measure of the Holy Spirit than he The latest styles in trimmed and I want to discuss whether lie will vote room, whicli Investigation showed to public instruction and make your t ) keep the tariff on bituminous coal ity of her courts to sentence convicts, pupils and patrons acquainted with had heretofore known. His joy in the untrimmed hats at popular prices at in what is considered by all advanced emanate from the K. O. M. M. band. Lord was as boundless as God ’s infinite Mrs. E. P. Griffin ’s, whicli keeps out competition and per- The pleasure of the evening was the same. ini* ■> the coal mine owners to take ad ­ thinkers on the subject the only' Your commissioner is much gratifi ­ love: and to Father Merrihew. as it Head of Clinton Ave., East Side. rational way. greatly increased by the band's music. ed at the large attendance and real was a pleasure to all to call him, this vantage of the present condition of Tiie Michigan Legislature of 1901, At twelve o ’clock Commander Ban­ fullness of the Spirit was a source of the suffering people for the want of croft and Past Commander Parr ­ interest manifested by the teachers Come and see tiie Hot-Blast Air- fuel to cook their food. These are has placed it in the power of the and patrons at tiie recent inspiration continuous peace and joy. Tiie end people of the state to correct all this, corted the visiting team to Sir Knight meeting and association. He appre­ came Thursday, near midnight. He Tight Florence burning smoke from out dead issues; they are issues which by the adoption by the legislature of a Slade ’s cafe, where an oyster supper was heard talking, the word “Heaven ” soft coal at Spaulding & Co. ’s next week c infront the American people at this joint resolution (No. 11) proposing to followed by cigars were enjoyed, after ciates the effort made by the teachers being caught by his listening friends, Thursday, Oct. 23. present time. Bring out your candi ­ which all retired to The Steel for from all parts of tiie county to be pres­ date who lias served two terms in amend the constitution, thus “Em­ ent and in every way possible helping then there was a shout of “Glory. ” powering the legislature to enact a much-needed rest. This was the last word spoken by him Hnn« and HufRy "t ft Bargain. c ingress and is now asking the voters law imposing indeterminate sentences, Thanks are due to the Grand Rapids to make the meeting thesuccess that on earth. Shortly after tills he passed of the district which is an anti-third so called, as a punishment for crime,” team for its excellent work; to the it was. peacefully away into the exceedingly A rangy and handsome 8-year-old term district to send him back to con ­ and “that said constitutional amend ­ Great Catnp for meeting tiie expense Some few who were not present on greater glory within the veil, to be horse and nearly new top buggy at a gress. The people of this district have ment shall be submitted to tiie people of the occasion and to all who helped account of sickness and other reasons forever with the Lord. great bargain. Enquire at the Inde ­ .1 right to know his views on these at the general election to be helain in any way to make the evening a as unavoidable sent their regrets, The funeral occurred Saturday last, pendent office. live issues which are causing the peo ­ success. which fact showed tiieir d?>»ire to be ple of this county so much anxiety at November, 1902.” Certainly it would with us Some, however, were very Rev. It. S. McGregor officiating and tiie present time. I say to the editor seem that, every voter, as lie deposits conspicuous by tiieir absence, and it the interment was made in the Olive Fall and Winter Millinery, of the Courier-Herald, let dead past his ballot at the November election, Heal K"tnte Trainutetluni. is feared the habit of staying away cemetery. A handsome stock to select from. should avail himself of this privilege Eliza J. Sliaw to Joseph O. Moore, 2a After a well-spent life a good man Everytning up-to-date and at bottom issues which have been discussed in oil of seq, section 2, Iluplain $ 65 00 has become chronic. to again place hissttte among the has gone to receive his reward. prices at Boucher & Petscii’s years gone by. remain dead, and dis ­ Willis P. Beach and wife to Emma Me- Will all teachers who held Pioneer cuss tiie issues which are confronting number of sister states who are in the Kinstry, lot ft, block 16. Ovid ...... 800 00 Day exercises please notify me of the Millinery Rooms, West side, Clinton tiie American people now. Do not lead in wise provision for dealing witli Lewis A. Buck to Michael Bertram, la fact before the next Issue of the pap­ avenue. convicts, by voting “yes” on this on wK of self, section II, Dallas...... 500 00 HORSETHIEVESCAPTURED hide your candidate behind dead is­ amendment. er? Sincerely, sues. Bring him out on the rostrum Janies P. Long to John I.onir, sw^4 of Tiiko. II. Townsend. The IIot-Blast Air-Tight Florence swK, section 5, Dallas ...... 1*00 00 will be on exhibition in front of our and let him inform the people what Lewis C. CotTman to Anthony Bower, Anti Property Returned to Owner After his views are as to Ids course in con­ ne!4 of seX. section 6. Dallas...... 2500 00 Two Month"* Concealment. store next Thursday, Oct. 23, and will gress in case lie is elected. The peo ­ MACCABEES BOOMING. Mary Schneider to Ernest Gruler, 10 GRANGE NOTICE. actually burn the smoke from soft ple have a right to know ids views on feet in width ofT s side of lot ft, block On the night of August 20 last Ben coal. Spaulding a Co . all these important questions. The In Lowell, hh Result of the Labor of D. O 15, Fowler...... 25 00 Pioneer Program to be given at De­ Burns and an associate, of Ohio, stole * C, Bancroft. John I»ng and wife to James P. Lontr people can have my views on all topics li'ia on s!4 of nw^, section 5. Dallas 1700 00 WItt Saturday evening, Oct. 25: from the barn of Dave Hart, of Bath Removed and Settled. which are the issues of this campaign. Eddy Tent No. 39*, K. O. M. M., has • Song of welcome, Dewitt Grange: township, a horse, buggy and harness. aving removed my barber shop For in my judgment there is no better tieen doing some tall hustling during Address of welcome, Jerome Dills. The property was this week found by way to give tiie people tiie views of Licensed to Wed. u the basement under Wilson Bro. s tiie past few weeks, under tiie leader ­ Response, Principal Phelps, Dewitt SberiffiSchavey scattered about where hing store to the Clinton Block. any candidate than a joint discussion. ship of Deputy Commander, J. E. Date Name. Acre school. it had been sold in different places I will join him in a joint discussion in Oct. 10—Charles Wilbur, Ovid ...... 21 I of Clinton ave., west side, and Bancroft, of St. Johns, as a result of Song, “America,” by Grange. neaj Toledo. Burns and his associates ;d up a good bath room iu connec- the city of Saginaw, Caro, Yassar, which seventy-five new members will Frances Lawrence. Kenton, O...... Ill History of Clinton county, Miss are in jail at Toledo, charged with Owosso, St. Johns, Corunna, Mayville • >ct. 2v -Lewis J. Brown, Olive...... 31 Agnes Pike. stealing clover seed. At the expira­ i, 1 Invite old friends and patrons or anywhere else. Yours truly, be taken in on Friday evening, Oct. 24, Belva M. CofTman, Riley...... 18 Song, Guy Richardson. the public generally to come and which will bring tiie membership of Oct. 20— Albert H. Irer. Beniral ...... 23 tion of their term of sentence they H enry M. oumans . Instrumental music, Helen Dills. me. Thanking you again for past the Lowell lodge up to the goodly Clara C. Coffman. lilley ...... 20 will be arrested and brought here rouage and favors, I am number of 170. Oct. 20 Charles W. Rouse, DeWItt...... 21 Song, Charles Wilkins. charged with the larceny of the horse, The letter referred to above as the Nettle M. Harris, Olive ...... 21 Poem, by Mrs. Ella Pike, Read by buggy and harness.; Yours for good service, answer to the Youmans challenge is Great Lieut. Commander Charles II. W. W. Ferguson . Thomas, of Hastings, will be present Oct. 20 -George L. Collier. Ionia ...... 25 Mrs. Estella Dills. as follows: Josie Keener, South Ovid ...... 19 Song, Mrs. Dryer, Bath. Saginaw, W. S., Mich., Oct. 13, 1902. to assist tiie local officers in the work Recitation, Beryl Linn. •fuatire Court Proceeding". Hon. II. M. Youmans, Saginaw, Mich.: which will be exemplified in G. A. R. Nicholas Thelen was before Justice J^JTATK BANK OF ST. JOHNS. hall. List of Letters. Talk upon, “Home Life and Customs Dear Sir:— Replying to your letter of Pioneers, ” Geo. Scott. Fred Belen, of Westphalia, Oct. 6, on COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS ‘of even date, Mr. Fordney left this After tiie initiation a banquet will Remaining In the St. Johns postoffice week a charge of creating disturbance in a be served at Maccabee hall; and it goes ending, October 21, 1U02. Song, Lorna Woodruff. public place. He pleaded guilty and morning on a campaigning trip Baker, II. S. Baker, J. N. without saying that the turnout! will Talk by Theo. II. Townsend, School CAPITAL. 150,000. through this county and the other Iienim, Mrs. Maggie Denneke, Florence Com. was sentenced to pay a tine of $8 and counties of this district, where he fills be a good one. Harper, Chas. Hammond, Miss KaMie Closing song, “Songof the old folks ” 7.48 costs or 20 days In thecounty jail. engagements, already announced in [The above is taken from a Lowell Lodge, Ounney E. Monroe, Mrs. Ellen He paid the fine and costs and was paper and goes to show that no mistake Richard, John Whittle, M re. Thus. Mrs. C. L. Pearce, Lecturer. discarged. NET ASSETS OF STOCKHOLDERS $900,000.0» the district papers, up to and includ ­ WILL H. BRUNSON. P- M. ing the 2Mth, after which he will re­ was made when Jesse Bancroft was To He Married. turn to Saginaw. appointed deputy great commander. — Carp Fox, a transient, was before P.K PERRIN,President. Ed .) Tiie wedding of Miss Carrie Mae Justice Woodruff on Monday, Oct. 20, J. H. COKBIT. Vioe-Prealdent. Very respectfully, EXCURSION TO CHICAGO Retail, formerly of St. Johns, with ciiarged with drunkenness. He pleaded J. W. FITZGERALD,Cashier Wm. I). Kilpatrick , Mr. Tracy Mills will occur at the home ______Secretary, Royally Enl.rUinrd. guilty and was fined $2 and $5 costs or Via Grand Trunk Railway System. of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert 15 days in the county jail. He paid. DIRECTORS: F. A. Travis, a member of the poor Retail, Pulaski Heights, Little Rock, O. W. Munger, Otla Fuller, J. W. Flttffara.d The members of the board of super­ commission, invited the members of Round Trip Excursion tickets on Arkansas, Wednesday evening, Oct. James Whitney was before Justice visors visited the! county farm yester­ the board of supervisors and thecounty sale Oct 23rd, valid to return Oct. 27, 29. U»o2. At homeafter Movembcr U, Marshall. Oct. 20, chargad with using J.H.Oorblt, George W. Emmons,P. K. day and took dinner with Overseer officers to dinner with him at his farm 1902, at very low fares. For further at Pine Bluff, Arkansas. indecent, profane, abusive and vulgar Perrin, Jonn J. Kelaer, G. K. Lester. They found everything in residence on Tuesday last. The day information call on your local ugent Miss Retail will have thebest wishes language. He pleaded guilty and was Corbin, J. Sullivan. good shape and partook of a din ­ was a thoroughly enjoyable one. Some or write to Geo. W. Vaux, A. G. P. & of a host of friends in St. Johns in her fined tlo and $7. 45 or 25 days in the ner that was good enough for a king. good cigars were then passed aronnd. T. A., Chicago, Ill. coming new relation In life. county jail. He paid. 3 per cent interest laid on tF I Mb' -J.4 '■*«r ■ ,55-. fp- • ' w?

CLINTON 1NDEPRNDENT. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1902.

^VVWWVMMVIMJUMAWVWII Wilfred Tylcr^of Grand Rapids, Iff CONDENSED X3V/S. years of age, living with bis parents, spread a handkerchief saturated with The National Union, fraternal organ. chloroform over bis face, after locking Izatfon, has purchased a $7,000 site at himself in a closet, and his lifeless Toledo, and will erect a $3O.ou0 build ­ i ALL body was found there next morning. ing for Its headquarters exclusively. Robert Scarlett, who has Just com ­ A special dispatch from Amsterdam, pleted a sentence at Port Huron for by way of London, says that Quec -• passing a bogus Mason and secur­ By a unanimous vote the convention the commission: Wilheliulna is expecting a visit from^ Dl«l Not Co-uprratr, Offoiio’i Firebar. ing money under false pretenses, was of United Mine Workers accepted 1. An eight-hour day for all em­ the stork about the end of November. ployes working by the day, week or A petition was filed in the Grand A firebug, whose method is to Ignite taken to Adrian to-day. He Is wanted President Roosevelt ’s arbitration plan Rev. Bruce Brown has been com Rapids Circuit Court Saturday, asking buildings with waste saturated with in twenty-four cities for the same of ­ shortly before noon Tuesday. Cheers hour. 2. An increuse of 20 per cent in the pelled to resign from the pulpit at tlie for a receiver for the Co-operative oil, is keeping the O wohso tire depart ­ fense. greeted the announcement of the re­ Central Christian church at Denver, ment on the qui vivo. The incendiary wages of all miners employed by the Home Purchasing Association and an Roadtnnkers took possession of a sult. The resolution as adopted car­ ton. because lie permitted laymen to dis ­ injunction to restrain the treasurer Sunday night procured waste and oil strip of land at Jenlson Park on Ma- ries with it a declaration that the cuss labor topics in the pulpit. from the city engine house and fired 3. The establishment of a 2,240- from disposing of any property. The entawn Bay, Tuesday, and it is alleged strike Is off, and provides for an Im­ pound ton In all mines. At the Riverside plant of the Na­ the Beebe building in the center of the that Mrs. W. J. Peott and M. S. Mar­ notion is taken by plaintiff in the in­ city. The blaze was extinguished mediate resumption of work, mining 4. Recognition of mine committees tional Tube Co., at Wheeling, W. Va.rj terest of shareholders. shall. relatives of the parties claiming to begin Thursday morning. in adjusting disputes or grievances. a steam pipe parted fatally scalding! without the aid of the firemen. Other ownership, were roughly used by the It is alleged that the company was tires have been similarly started. Prt’jident Mitchell told the conven ­ 5. More thorough organization of all W111. Anderson, Henry Westenhuuer] organized by men looking for a soft workmen. tion that President Roosevelt had in ­ skilled mechanics employed in and and W. H. Johns, and seriously scald j snap for themselves, and that while a MrUarry'i Trial. Mrs. T. D. Merrill, of Saginaw, who formed him that he would call a meet­ about the mines. lug Samuel L. Grady, Arthur Halt! ing of tlie arbitration commission im­ trust fund was to be maintained for Acting Secretary Arthur J. Free, of lost a pearl necklace rind diamonds 6. Condemnation of the Delaware & penny. Frank Bartula, M. II. Burke the payment of eontracts, the officers valued at $7,000 last Wednesday, has mediately after the convention ’s ac­ Hudson Co;.ipuny in reducing wages and Ed. CVirson. the board of supervisors, is in receipt ceptance of his proposal, and Mr. used up their expense funds and of the bill submitted from Allegan recovered the jewels. An unknown at tlie Plymouth colliery. Engineers have been investigating tapped the trust fund so that there is man returned tlie valuables to the clerk Mitchell gave it as his opinion that the 7. Reinstatement of the colliery fire­ the possibility of using the Susqm-hni county for the trial of Thus. F. Mc- of tlie Duluth Hotel where the lady findings of the arbitrators would be not now enough on hand to meet con ­ Garry, which was taken there by an men discharged by the Delaware & mi liver for the development of great tracts outstanding. It is also alleged was staying. announced within a month. Tlie reso ­ Hudson Company for refusing to work electrical power, as is done at ! order for a change of venue from on “swing ” shifts. that the officers of the association have the Superior Court of Grand Rapids. “Bill” Jbdson, of Ann Arbor, says: lutions adopted follow: and have reported favorably. it H never been elected, because no meeting The entire bill amounts to $.1,274.70. “I will buy $10,600 or $20,000 worth “The mine workers. In convention 8. Revision of the contract system proposed to furnish light and power/ has been held, but that they simply assembled, have decided to accept the and limitation to two in the number It is looked upon by the members of of wood, deliver it here, and sell it to Baltimore and many towns in 1 1 ' proposition embodied in President of laborers to be employed by any one named themselves and had their the board as reasonable. the poor and improvident at actual northwestern part of Maryland a.n ’ names placed on the association ’s sta­ cost, and I will give bonds, if asked Roosevelt ’s telegram to President contractor. Delaware. tionery. Tile records are said to be Mitchell, notifying him of the appoint ­ 9. The ubolition of the “blacklist” AROtXD TDK STATE. for, to the extent cf $100,000 that this Dynamite was used iri Saratoga! faulty, and general wrongs are alleged will be done. ” ment of a commb-don to arbitrate tlie system. to have been perpetrated on the share­ Andrew Carnegie offciri to add strike, and submit all questions at Here are the demands of the miners Springs in the motormen ’s strike on holders. Capt. A. E. McCabe, formerly a issue between the operators and mine that tlie operators refuse to submit to the Hudson Valley road. A trolley car $2,000 to his original gift of $10,000 for prominent young lawyer of Petoskey, The officers of the association are: the library in Charlotte. workers of the anthracite coal region arbitration. They will not be consid ­ on South Broadway was partly! and of tlie firm of Pailthorpe & Mc­ wrecked. The ear windows were President and manager. II. M. Wood; Arrangements are being made to for adjustment to the commission ered by the commission: vice-president. I,. A. Ogden; secretary, Cabe. lias resigned his position ns as­ which you have named. 1. Recognition of the union. broken, the track torn up and the win­ start a new bank at Stephenson, Mich., sistant chief of the forestry bureau in 2. Investigation of opposition of dows of a nearby saloon shattered, bu. R. II. Budworth; treasurer, T. B. with a capital of $25,000. “In pursuance of that decision we

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OF THE WHOLE COUNTRY. U has THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. SOUTHERN SUPERSTITIONS. STOP THE THIEVERY frequently been the cause of blood ­ shed and crime. It has caused famine If yoi( kill frogs your cows will "go LE3SON IV, OCT. 26; JOSHUA 14:5- WHY SHOULD PROTECTED PLUN­ in the necessities of life. It refuses EXPLORERS WORKING 001 dry. ” 15—JOSHUA AND CALEB. DERERS LEVY TRIBUTET to recognize brains, and It holds the Tickling a baby will cause the child capable, brainy member dowa. with to stutter. the dullard. It is a barrier to prog ­ Golden Text—"He Wholly Followed To cut off a pup’s tail causes him to fltovi It the Voters' Opportunity t> ress, it destroys energy and encour ­ THE STORY Of THE WORLD grow “smart.'' the Lord ”—Joshua 14:14—How l* Wipe Out the Greatest Band of Free- ages worthlessness and is a danger ­ Faithfulness Was Rewarded —Some To throw hair-combings out of the $ b)ott.b That Ever Preyed Upon the ous thing which should - be sup­ Practical Lessons. window is bad luck. * World's Commerce. pressed. ” Long-Hidden Secrets of the Famous Mesopotanv To thank a person for combing your These sentiments of Judge Calder- ian Valley, Among Others, to Be Laid Bare— hair will bring bad luck. head are not so remarkable, except 1. The Land of the Conquest. —The New No person who touches a dead body ' The house of Protection is totter- that he had the courage to tell them Inhabitants. “Taking the nation as a \ Ing. Its walls are crumbling and fall­ Recent Discoveries Made in Asia Minor. whole, Israel’s entrance Into the land will be haunted by Its spirit. It may be remembered that a still marked a rise in civilisation from the ing, and odors of the foul, corrupting (Special Correspondence.) Cut a dog ’s “dew claws,” and it will higher Republican authority had ex­ nomadic to tho agricultural stage." not die from poisonous snake-bite. , ’ political mass underneath are escap- preseed the same ideaB more pictur­ As the second year of the twentieth mans with surveyors ’ rods and theodo ­ “From such passages as Deut. 29:13; 31:7; To kill a ghost it must be shot with ing. It rests upon foundations of self- esquely on a former occasion. Presi­ century nears its end it sees a mighty lites. Their steel-measuring tapes 30:13-18, etc., may we not see that this ■- 't * "i-ihr.eas and greed and contains no end effort being made in all fields to work gleam on the tawny sands where once land was more, in the eyes of their m bullet made of a silver quarter-dol- dent Roosevelt in his book, "Ranch great leaders, than a mere home? It lar. Xti dark chambers, trap doors and se- Life and Hunting Trail,” pages 9 and out. The story of the world —ethno- the queen of Sheba trod. They are was to be their workshop, school, place cKfcets. It is tenanted by the 10, said: loglcally, archeologically. Paleontologi ­ laying out the route of the Bagdad of service for Qod and the world. The To cut a baby’s finger nails will de ­ ttreateat, shrewdest, boldest, wickedest "Peril and hardship and years of cally and geograph ­ railroad where once the Assyrians mere instinct of possession does not ad ­ form it; if the child is a month old fV and richest band of freebooters and “came down like the wolf on the fold. ” equately explain their motives and acts.” It will cause It to have fits. long toil, broken by weeks of brutal ically. There is "The spirit which animated the leaders industrial thieves that ever preyed dissipation, draw haggard lines across hardly a spot on Engineering troops have been climb­ of the people Is Illustrated In the case To dream of a live snake means npdnihis world ’s commerce. No other their (cowboys and rough riders) the earth’s sur­ ing around and delving in the ruins of Caleb (Josh. 14:6-15; 15:13-19) and of enemies at large, of a dead snake, , band of brigands ever dwelt in such eager faces, but never dim their reck­ face 'from New of Urfa on a branch of the Eupheratea Joshua (Josh. 18:3; 19:49. 50). The relig ­ enemies dead or powerless. MkxuVy, for none ever before dwelt in —old Ur, the city of Nimrod, the ious point of view is best set forth by less eyes nor break their bearing of Zealand to the tho expressions of Deuteronomy, which To dream of unbroken eggs signi ­ i0*jrich and vast a country, filled with self-confidence. When drunk on the Poles that is not Hunter, son of Ham, first ruler of may be compared almost at random." fies trouble to come; if the eggs are ^,many millions of industries and in- villainous whisky of the frontier being made the Shinar. The engineers have been “The land placed the Hebrew In the very broken tbe trouble is past. jpfligent workers and, at the same subject of ener ­ planning a railroad station on the center of the streams of the human life If you boast of your good health, towns they cut mad antics, ride their of the time, midway, as she was, be­ t‘J tine, such everlasting political horses into the saloons, firing their getic exploration. very site, perhaps, of the place where tween Egypt and Babylonia. It was pound wood Immediately with your ' V thumps and easy victims. pistols right and left, from boisterous The town of Or- be used to entertain the great hunters an observatory and a school. At ihe fist or you will become sick. same time, the peculiar topography of Rut the thieves are falling out light heartedness, rather than from COUNT X 3DSONZAC aD In Algeria re­ of the Babylonian kingdom that he is A child will have a nature and dis ­ l DtOOUUfl) A) AN AiilS cently celebrated a said in old eastern tales to have found ­ th» country made It capable of sheltar- amongst themselves, and the intelli­ any viciousness, and indulging too ing a ‘peculiar’ people. position similar to that of the person little occasion. It ed. Prosaic mathematicians have gent workers are beginning to open oiten in deadly shooting affrays, II. Incidents of the Conquest. —1. The who first takes It out of doors. their political eyes and to question the brought on either by the accidental was the one-thousandeth anniversary been drawing up long statistics on the one defeat at Al. and the sin of Achan. T*o allow a child to look into a right of the protected plunderers to contact of the moment or on account of its existence. Part of the cere­ stone tables that remain intact on the One of the most interesting references mirror before it is a month old will levy tribute upon honest industry. The of some long-standing grudge, or per­ monies consisted in a session of a rocks in front of Urfa, and that still to this event Is that of Hos. 2:15. where cause It to have trouble in teething. geographical congress. At that con ­ are pointed out as the tables at which it is said to the people of his day that days of “protection ” are numbered. haps because of bad blood between the valley of Achor (where Achan was Silver nails or screws in a coffin When the structure falls and reveals the ranches or localities. They are gress a man, burned almost black, Nimrod himself used to sit to drink burned) should be a door of hope. Put­ will prevent the dead haunting the the rottenness underneath it, we will much better fellows and pleasanter arose and told in a dry, matter-of-fact, his and tell, no doubt, of his nar ­ ting away Achan’s sin was a door to scenes of its existence in the flesh. row escapes and the big game that he victory. Through this valley the Jews if1 wonder how It stood so long. companions than small farmers or ag ­ scientific way of a little jaunt of al­ To hear a screech-owl is bad luck. most two thousand miles that he had bad killed. returned from exile In Babylon, when ^.This is a great country, and we are a ricultural laborers, nor are the me­ they had put away Idolatry forever, and To prevent hearing their cry. turn Just finished. His trip had been When the steel rails are laid they / fcreat people. It is because we are chanics and workmen of a great city rebuilt their temple and city. the pockets inside out and set the through middle Morocco, which never may lead over those very stone • /so great and have such boundless re­ to be mentioned in the same breath.” 2. At Beth-horon. In the mountain shoes soles upward. before had been visited by a Euro ­ benches and tables. They will pass by pass between Jerusalem and tbe western sources that we have been able to live On page 295 of the September, 1896, . To see the new moon through ■and flourish in spite of the protected issue of the Review of Reviews, Theo­ pean, and which, the inhabiting Ber­ the holy Lake of Abraham, with its plain, twelve miles northwest of that bers had sworn, never should be so sacred fish. By its banks, according city, a combination of the petty nations clouds or treetops means trouble; if barons. The commerce inside of our dore Roosevelt, in discussing the gathered In great force (Josh. 10:1-15). visited. This man, whose name Is to the local Mohammedan tradition of the disk Is clear, good luck; if seen tariff walls is free; no tariff collector American union workingman, made This was one of the greatest and most over the right shoulder, Joy; If over swoops down upon us when we cross the following statement: to-day, Abraham the Patriarch de ­ decisive battles of the campaign, worthy signed to sacrifice his son, Jacob. of the prolonging of the day In order the left, anger and disappointment. state lines to exchange the products “The men who object to what they Austria has shown remarkable en ­ that the victory might be complete, at Plant all seeds, make soap, and kill of one state for those of another, to style ‘government by injunction ’ are, the command of Joshua,— thusiasm about exploration In Arabia. creatures for meat, on the increase of demand a toll of 40, 50 or 60 per cent as regards the essential principles of Besides Dr. Hein ’s expedition, the “Sun, stand thou still upon Oibeon, the moon. If done when the moon of our goods before we can exchange government, in hearty sympathy with And thou. Moon, in the Valley of AJa- Vienna Academy fitted out the expedi ­ is on the decrease, the seeds will not them. their remote skin-clad ancestors who lon." tion of a philologist, the Rev. Dr. This seems to be a recognized poem grow, tho soap will not lather, and More than one hundred years ago lived in caves, fought one another with Alois Musil, and the painter, Hans from the book of Jasher, apparently a the meat will shrink.—Will Carleton ’s we drove the tariff robbers out of the stone-headed axes, and ate the mam­ Mielich, to explore the land of Edom, collection of poems or songs about He­ Magazine, Everywhere. brew heroes, from which David taught States and restricted their* depreda ­ moth and woolly rhinoceros. They are In northwestern Arabia. In their first tion to our border. In so doing we interesting as representing a geologi ­ the children of Israel "The Song of the trip they discovered the famous, but, Bow ” (2 Sam. 1:18). And hence many BRIEF DISPATCHES. made this the greatest free trade coun ­ cal survival, but they are dangerous until then, never seen ghost palace modern scholars think It to be a poet ­ try on earth; that Is, it is the country whenever there is the least chance of ical expression like the stars fighting of Amra, which the Arab caravans Old King Coal may again be a merry in which most trade is free. But we their making the principles of this against Slsera (Judg. 5:20). the melting had made known to Europeans gen ­ old soul. ages-buried past living factors in our down of the mountains (Isa. 34:3; Mic. also, at the same time, virtually de- erations ago by their marvelous tales. 1:4), the skipping of Lebanon (Psa. 29:6), > dared that while it is entirely right present life. Most political deals are run out from According to them, It was beautiful the rending of the heavens (Isa. 64:1). a cold deck. and proper to trade across state lines “They are not In sympathy with Others believe that an “extraordinary and deadly. Its walls were decorated refraction of the sunlight, a parhelion When honesty falls policy some ­ it is a sin to trade across national bor ­ men of good minds and sound civic by magnificent paintings that were der lines. morality. ” or some similar natural phenomenon, times turns the trick. £ guarded by the Djirfns and other evil might have produced the desired pro ­ With sugar in plenty the life of Gros* What imbecility! Drive the tariff How do you like the picture, work ­ longation." If Edershelm's trsns'atlon Ruins of Nimrod's Palaces. spirits of the desert. No man ever had venor may be sweetened. thieves into the high seas whence ingmen and farmers, that these Repub­ approached It and lived, according to is correct, “Hasted not to go —like (as Count R. de Bordon de Segonzac, de ­ on) a complete day." this explanation This is the season of the year when they came! Clear away the thorny lican leaders have painted of you? the tradition. The Viennese expedi ­ cided differently. So he worked his would suffice. But the Bible Implies that political pastry cooks proceed to make hedgerows which obstruct trade along Both say organized labor is danger ­ tion found it, thanks to the friendship it was a miracle. There certainly Is way as near the unknown land as be pie crust. our Canadian and Mexican borders! ous. They regard government by in­ of an Arab chief, who turned out to nothing In the objection raised that “If Build no barb wire fences, as Montana junction as a legitimate exercise of the could, and then, obtaining disguises, the rotation of the earth on Its axis By the time the politicians get he wandered as an Arab. Despite his be quite the Arab of romance —lion- were suddenly arrested, all human be­ through with it the choice of the peo ­ is doing, to keep out the barbarians of powers of the judiciary. They view hearted, handsome, loyal and the soul excellent knowledge of the manners, ings on its surface and all loose objects ple is somewhat wilted. the North! Let us be friendly and mechanics and workmen of a great of ho8pitalKy and truthfulness. whatever must have been flung forward speech and customs of the Moroccans Given the privilege to swear a little neighborly with our brethren t? the city as not to be mentioned in the The emperor of Germany is busy with prodigious violence; Just as, on a and the inhabitants of the Atlas moun ­ small scale, on the sudden stoppage of with a unique project that will be of dam every little while the Ohio river tains, he feared that they might pen­ a carriage, we find ourselves thrown for ­ would increase in height. MARK HANNA TO WORKINGMEN: "STAND PAT.’ etrate his disguise If they became In­ value to the historical as well as the ward. the motion of the carriage hav­ ing been communicated to our bodies." It takes a little brief authority to quisitive as to bis business. So he military world. Some time ago he dispatched Col. Janke and the Cap­ For the action of a force like gravity show a man ’s metal—whether it be took advantage of the fact that Mo­ would stop the motion of the earth pure gold or sounding brass. hammedans believe that insane per­ tains Von Bismarck, Von Plessen and around its axis In ten or twelve minutes Von Marees to Asia Minor to make so Imperceptibly that not even a leaf on When.politicians dicker the average sons are under the especial care of the tree would be shaken, just as a can ­ man takes the maxim about rogues Allah, and pretended to be Insane. non ball shot upwards Is stopped. There that quarrel and turns it inside out. This assured him of respect and good is nothing said ubout the earth being treatment everywhere, and, although stopped suddenly, as a railroad train striking another In disastrous shock. he had many narrow escapes, he man­ III. The Division of the Land. —Josh. aged to play his role to the end and 13 and 14:1-5. Finally, at the close of six made his way back to civilization or seven years' war. the land was so far with his valuable bead still on his subdued that It could be divided among shoulders. the nine and one-half tribes who settled west of the Jordan, the other two and < anvtbinr you Invent or Improve) alao

this eod in view the Secretary of the theOrange Grove Plantation share­ TheCompany will pay the expense attended and a great amount of work BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Navy, Mr. Moody, in his speech at holders. This guinea grass is so nu ­ of a representative of the plantation was accomplished. The statement The Independent. tritious that a single acre of it is shareholders, to be chosen by said • was made by many of those in attend ­ MBS. MARION B. DODOS, Musio Teacher. Madison, Wis., has the effrontery to amply sufficient to support a head of shareholders annually for the purpose ance that this was the best gathering ©■OBOE 8. CORBIT. ... Proprietor assert that “the duty of sixty-seven cattle. It should be remembered that of visiting the plantation and making of the kind ever held In St. Johns. * Attorneys. DANIEL ABBOTT, EDITOR AND MGR. J cents on anthracite coal was smuggled the grass remains green and in great a written report of his findings. Said The following is a full list of those ' into the tariff act in a sneaking and abundance every day in the year in report will be mailed to each of said who attended: Cuba. No feeding is ever necessary. plantation shareholders, Jesse Hall Smith, St. Johns. DOLING A KELLEY, Attorney* at Law, DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. ) cowardly manner.'* This is no more The Company agrees to build a Tin* Company expects to make each Mattie B. Lyon. St. Johns. D St John*. JtR-h. Office up atair* on W«iit­ For Ooernor — true than the assertioo of the Presi­ cheese factory and to employ a practi­ of said shares worth $2,000 or upwards, Alyce Stowell, St. Johns. er street east. 1849 LORENZO T. DURAND,of Saginaw. Leah Stowell, St. Johns. For Lieutenant-Governor — dent in a public speech that there is cal cheese maker to manage tfce same. before the expiration of its term of Yf ORTON A JAMISON, Attorneys at Law JOHN F. BIBLE, of Ionia. “no duty whatever on anthracite There will be a good demand for the management, as any safe investment Edna M. Love, St Johns. J3I Offloe over 8t. John* National Bank, St. For Secretary of State— entire product of the factory, without which pays annual dividends of $120 Robert Blank, Elsie. Johns. Mich, 1849 JOHN DONOVAN, of Bay City. coal.” exporting the same, as Cubans are net is worth that sum. Brownie Bromley, St. Johns. For State Treasurer— On June 30, im. the Dingley Tariff very fond of cheese. American process The face value of said Orange Grove Cora B. Shackleton, Fowler. EARL BROWN, Attorney at Law, Bt W. F. DAVIDSON, of Port Huron. Bill having passed the House, was cheese now brings 25 cents per ‘pound Plantation shares is $500 each, but for Edna Simmons. Eureka. J• John* .Mich. Offioe in the Clinton block For Auditor-General — in Cuba. a limited time the directors will exer­ Myrtie Barrett, Maple Rapids. DAVID A. HAMMOND, of Ann Arbor. I brought up in the Senate for commit- A creamery will be built and equipp­ cise their right to sell a portion of said Aitha Shaw. St. Johns. 1| ONEY TO LOAN on real estate securit. For Land Commissioner — ; tee amendments. In the Congressional ivj. by Henry E. Walbrldge, St.John*. IS'** ARTHUR F. WATSON, of Cheboyjran. ed with the most modern appliances shares at a lower figure, which will be Mrs. Mary E. Dyke, Wacousta. For Attorney-General — Record of that date, extra session, and managed by a practlcil American made known upon application at the Amelia M. Seibert, St. Johns. W. F. McKNIGHT. of Grand Rapids. Fifty-fifth Congress, volume 30, part butter maker. The Cubans make uo Company ’s general offices or to any re- Caddie ELsman, Grand Ledge. Counselor and Solicitor, St, Johns, Mic% For 8upt, Public Instruction — butter, and large quanities are im­ ) resen tat ive. Payments may be made Jesse Love, South Riley. W. N. FERRIS, of Big Rapids. 2, page 2144, Senator Allison, who had ported from Denmark in sealed cans, fn small monthly installments extend ­ Nina M. Clark, reporter. YON A MOINET, Attorney* at Law, St. For Member State Roard of Education — charge of the bill, offered an amend ­ retailing for 70 cents per pound; thus ing over a period of seven years. A. J. Phelps, DeWitt. J Johns, Mlcb. Office over Cbapman'sstore. CHARLES F. FIELD, of Hastings. ment providing that “all coals con ­ a local market and handsome profit The Company will continue the Harry F. Southworth, Ovid. For Justice of Supreme Court — BENJAMIN J. BROWN, of Menominee. taining less than 92 percent, of fixed are assured for the product of the management of the Orange Grove Allen Waldron, Wacousta. ILL H. BKUNSON, Attorney at Law and creamery. Plantation under all the agreements J. B. Stone, DeWItt. W Solicitor in Chancery. Office over the DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET. carbon and shale should be taxed at A modern condensed milk factory and conditions herein stated for the E. Waldro, Wacousta. poet-offlee, St.Johns, Mich. 1US For Sheriff— the rate of sixty-seven cents per ton. ” will be erected and operated by an ex­ Deriod of ten years, at which time, Cheever Hoyt, Wacousta. E. A E.L. WALBRIDGE, Attorneys at CHARLES 8CHOCH, of Ovid. During the course of the debate on perienced manager. Nearly all hotels, upon written request of a majority of Goldia Ludwlck, Pewarno. H• Law, St. Johns, Mich. 13tfT For Register of Deeds — this amendment, which debate extends restaurants, all ships and many pri­ the plantation shareholders, it will B. A. Burnes, Riley. JACOB F. SHRAFT, of Dallas. vate families in the West Indies use convey said plantation to a legally or ­ Elda Stowell, Fowler. T)ERRIN8 A BALDWIN, Attorneys »< For County Clerk— over several pages of the Congressional A Law, Money Loaners and Real Estate CHARLES J. WEITZEL, or Dallas. condensed milk aud the same is all ganized company formed by said share­ Mattie A. Smith. St. Johns. Agents. Office over Chapman s, Clinton Ar».. Record, Senator Allen, of Nebraska, imported at present. A handsome holders. free and clear of all Incum ­ Ethel Taber, St. Johns, R. F. I). No. St.Johns. For County Treasurer— 9 OTHMAN W. LOWELL, of Watertown. said: profit can be made on the product of brances and fully developed; or said For Prosecuting Attorney — “I should like to ask the Senator this factory, and the farmers for many shareholders may make a new contract Myna Crowner, St. Johns. Home, Dentistry. CHARLES SNELLINti, of Duplaln. from Iowa what reason there is for tax­ miles around will supply all the milk with the Tropical Land Company to Carson City. For Circuit Court Commissioners — the Company will require in addition continue the management of said Edah Silvernail, St. Johns, R. F. D. e. ummn.ia. u., u.u.tt. TO ge ____ D. W. KELLEY, of St Johns. ing coal? What is the necessity?” to its own product, for the cheese plantation. No. 3. • benefit of tL 3 experience medical know ­ NATHAN T. DANIELLS, of Riley. Gledge Hnd surgical skill wnicb are Indispensa ­ For Coroners — Senator Allison replied: “Thesame factory, the creamery and the condens­ In deciding all questions as to the Mabel Wert, Eureka. ble to perfection of results in dentistry apply WILLIAM SMITH, of Westphalia. necessity that there is for a tariff bill, ed milk faetorv. the future management of the planta­ Edith Rahl, St. Johns, R. F. D. No. to Corbin A Son. 8t. Johns. GEORGE W. ESTES, of St. Johns. to protect and care for the coal pro­ A factory to ean such fruits as may tion. each Orange Grove shareholder 4. For Surveyor — not be sola in their natural condition will have one vote regardless of the Anna Ryan, St. Johns, R. F. D. No. H. KENYON, Dentists, Over Wejla* IVAN D. KEDDOUT. of Greenbush. ducers of our own country and to pro ­ to advantage, to make preserves, jell­ number of shares held by him. This L „• Grocery. St. Johns. Mlcb. CONGRESSIONAL TICKET. vide revenue from the duties on the ies, marmalades and other prepara­ feature and the fact that the company Minnie M. Simmons, Shepardsville. For Member of Congress. Eighth District— coal imported. There has, I believe, tions from the tropical fruits, also to is celling a definite contract makes Harriet J. Bills, St. JohDS, R. F. D. O. H. M ANN, D. D. 8. Officeover HENRY M. YOUMANS. Saginaw. make pickles and to can vegetables this investment very different from No. 1. Spaulding & Co.* hardware, op ­ always been a duty upon coal. This Is, posite The 8teel Hotel. Surgery will be erected and managed by an ex- stock in a company. Millicent E. Temple, Shepardsville, h specialty. Office hours,8 to 1) legislative TICKET. with the exception of one or two in- For Representiive In the State Legislature —. , r . . .. . erienced man from the United atates. Everv financial officer is under heavy R. F. D. No. 1. a m , l :30 to 5 p. m., 7 to 8. eve’g henry j. Patterson , of st. Johns. I stances, a lower duty than has gener ­ ft is well known that such factories corporation bonds for the faithful dis ­ Anna E. Steele, St. Johns, R. F. D. For State Senator. 19th District— ally been imposed upon bituminous are very profitable In the United charge of his duties. No. 2. homas s. mann , d . d . g„ middle of WILLARD D. TUCKER, of Ithaca States, hence it is certain that such a These shares are transferable. In Lula Knight. Elsie. upper block, same floor as Perrin A coal. The present duty is forty cents a factory will be doubly profitably under case of the death of a shareholder, his May Cobb, Elsie. TBaldwin. St.Johns, Mich. Laboring men will not soon forget ton, which is here increased to sixty- these circumstances legal representative may at his option Lena L. Besley, DeWItt. the work Gov. Bliss put in for the seven cents.” To assure the successor the factories continue the payments or receive back May Weatberby, St. Johns. Physicians. During thecourseof the debate Sen­ hereinbefore named a modern ice fac­ all money paid in with interest at 6 Charlotte Pearce, Elsie. garnishee bill passed by the last legis­ tory will be necessary. It is certain per cent. Minna A. Nuffer, St. Johns. HODSKIN GALE. M. D. Office Ore lature, and how eagerly he signed the ator Allen added these remarks, which that large profits may be made from Kate Pierce, DeWitt. W• State Bank. Night calls at TLe 8teet. bill when it reached his hands. Gov. are singularly appropriate to present such a plant by selling all ice not Another Letter From Mrs. Faubel. Margaret Hoppham, Lansing, R. F. Office hours:—IIto 12a. m.; 1 to3 and7to»p.iu Bliss has a record as an employer of conditions: needed on the plantation, to hotels, Little Rock, Ark., Oct. 14,1902. D. No. 5. V. DOOLINO, Physician and Surgeon restaurants, etc., in neighboring Editor of Independent , Elmer M. Simmons, Shepardsville, * Office over Allison ’s store. St. Johns. labor thatIs well-known to the work ­ “Why exclude coal from elsewhere towns. St. Johns, Mich. R. F. D. No. 1. r ingmen of Saginaw and vicinity. Cer­ and levy upon the poor people of the A modern American saw mill will I have just finished looking over the Helen M. Holton, St. Johns, 501 E N. LEONARD, M. D., Pbvslclan, Sur- E * geon and Electroiogist, Ovid, Mich. tainly laboring men, of all others, do Atlantic seaboard and other portions be erected. This will be very useful in columns of the home paper, a weekly Higham St. of the United States a tariff in addi ­ furnishing lumber to be used on the visitor that is ever welcome. 1 am Kathryn A. Ryan, St. Johns, R. F. B. DODGE. M. D., Surgeon and Homeo- not owe the governor any votes. plantation and will be very profitable led to believe that cheese and positions D. No. 1. J• Fath,°. PhJ^lcian. Office and residence tion to the original cost of the coal, in the way of custom business. There are not always the best things for Alice A. Chapman, St. Johns. over 8paulding ACo ‘s hard ware, opp the Steel. DODGING THE ISSUES. and compel every fireside in the thir­ is not a saw mill within 20 miles of the men in "High” places. Claud E. Smith, St. Johns, R. F. D. “Sing ‘America,’ and talk about the .Physician and Sur- teen million and a half homes of the plantation at present, although there With this brief mention I want to No. 4. • sreon. Office over Spaulding A comps war.” That is Secretary Shaw’s de ­ United States to pay tribute to a few are large numbersof people who would tell you of a very pleasant afternoon Irene Sickels, Elsie. ny ’s 1hardware ______store, St. Johns, Mich. Office vice put iu practice at a political be glad to pay handsomely to have spent last Friday at the Albert Pike Bertha Beebee, St. Johns, R. F. D. hours l to 4,7 to 9 p. m. owners of coal mines? There Is no lumber sawed for them, or to purchase Consistory. This new and 'imposing No. 3. meeting in New Haven, to shut off sense in it, there is no excuse for it, HART, M. D., Physician and Sur the product of the mUl. A large por ­ temple is the only temple in the Unit­ Harriet Ward, Fowler. H• geon. Eureka, Mich. 1217 bothersome questions from the audi ­ there is no reason to support it, ex­ tion of the labor of the plantation may ed States, I am told, built expressly Minnie C. Leetcb, Portland. ence about the tariff and the Trusts. cepting the bare reason that friends be secured in this way from farmers for the Scottish Rites*orderof Masonry. Effle Newman, St. Johns. W**; HAVENS, M. D., HomeopathicPhy- Hilah Hinman, Eagle, R. F. D. No. It was effectual, of course, and is likely are to be rewarded in a bill of this who live in the vicinity. It is named for Albert Pike, who was _ siolan and Surgeon. Officeover Heller a to have many imitators, who will A wood-working plant to make one of the first men in this country 1. Bazaar. kind. ” various useful articles from the ex­ belonging to this order. Grace P Hunt, St. Johns. heartily regret that the plan was not R. S.E.OILLAM,Physician and Burgee Senator Vest said: “This whole ceedingly hard and beautiful woods It is built of granite and brick, with I vah L. Sturgis, Ovid. Office at residence, opposite court bout developed earlier in the campaign. that abound in that part of Cuba will large columns in front ana beautiful Caddie Eiseman, Grand Ledge. Dwest. Offloe hours 1 to 4 p. m and «to 9 p. 1 movement is in perfect harmony with verandas. The ladies ’ parlor, toilet Emerson J. Leddick. ‘ Why should the Trusts have tariff the entire tariff scheme, and that is also be built and equipped. protection? ” “Sing ‘America’ and A mill to grind Indian corn will also room and all finishings and furnishings Etta M. Montague, Ovid. Undertakers. to exclude a superior foreign product are all that beauty, art, handiwork T. H. Townsend, St. Johns. talk about the war.” “Why should be erected and used both for the bene­ in order to force the American con ­ fit of the plantation and for custom and wealth could wish. The gentle ­ Sara Pouch, St. Johns. ILL A EDD OSGOOD, Undertaki home-made goods cost more here than work. There is no mill of the kind men ’s smoking room and working Chas. F. Pike, Ithaca. W opp. post-office, St. Johns. Mich. sumer to take an inferior one and put within 20 miles, although there are rooms are finished in elegant style. Ella M. Smith, Lansing, R. F. I). abroad? ” Everybody sing, “My money in somebody ’s pocket when it Country, ’tis of Thee.” “Why should farmers who raise one or two crops of The draperies and portieres were No. 4. TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS ought not to go there. That is the made to order and the embroidery Burton B. Clise, Bath. we not have free coal, free hides, and corn annually, and would be glad of whole of it.” the opportunity to patronize such a patterns are elaborate. There are Louis J. Voisinet, Lansing, R. F. I). free wool? ” All together now —“Sweet mill. The primitive mortar and pestle more than ninety scenic curtains, the No. 5. FOR 1901 AND 1908. Senator Vest further said: “As 1 St. Johns high school room, beginning third land of liberty.” It is a glorious idea. is the only method of grinding at the most beautiful of any paintings I have Myrtis A. Howard, Ovid. Thursday of August. Only high tariff Republicans are understand this proposed amendment present time, ever seen. 1 can mention but a few Bessy A. Pulfrey, St. Johns. . ®t*. Johns e-ltrhtb grade room, beginning it makes an entire revolution in the A mill to prepare cocoanut for ex­ as follows: “The Destruction of Prin. Buck, St. Johns. third Thursday of October. patroits. Sing, hey! the merry pro ­ St. Johns high school room, beginning las: taxation upon coal. It puts anthracite port will also be added to the list. Solomon's Temple, ” “The Queen of Mrs. W. M. Sherman, Wacousta. Thursday of March. 8 tectionist and the war!—New York Shredded cocoanut and other prepara­ Sheba.” “The Forest Scene,” -Scenes Supervisor Sessions, Lebanon. J^hnB grade room, beginning Evening Post. coal upon the dutiable list, although a tions from thissplendid nut is being Along the Jordan, ” “Sunrise and Sun ­ Supervisor Burke, Greenbush. third Thursday of June. * cursory examination of the paragraph Examinations will commence at 8:30 stand used more and more in the United set.” To those who understand the Supt. Bishop, St. Johns. ard time. LITTLE SINNERS vs. BIG ONES. would not leave that impression, I States and other countries. These nuts lessons, illustrated by these works of Bessie Pulfrey, St. Johns. . T. H. TOWNSEND. have not the amendment before me, can be secured in car-load lots at very art cannot but be raised to lofty and Mrs. Grace Johnson, Ovid. Commissioner of Schools. “For sheer audacity this attitude of low prices and easily converted into holy planes of thought. Mamie Rideout, Ovid. the coal operators could hardly be but my recollection of it is that there ffl’v rTE ,“RF>f^-^TATITT)l- MICH. valuable merciiandi.se for export. It was to see these scenes that the F. C. Stead, St. Johns. oAN, County of Clinton,as. At a sesslm matched, and nothing could more is a duty of sixty-seven cents on all A factory to make several kinds of public was admitted for three suc­ Velma Smith. Fowler. 01P the Probate Court for the County of Clin prepared foods from various fruits, cessive afternoons before the building Fred Lamphere, St. Johns, 404 Rail­ ton holden at the Probate Office, in the Villain strongly emphasize the disrepute into bituminous coal having less than 92 of St. Johns on Monday the 8th dav o which the law of the land has been per cent, of carbon, w hich would in­ nuts and vegetables for export, will closed its doors for all time save to Its road St. October in the yearone thousand ninehundrei also be erected. The people of all the members. I am told a class of 140 will Neva May Skinner, St. Johns. R F. and two. brought by long continued Republi­ clude anthracite coal. ” more enlightened nations are using begin work the sixth of November, I). No. 1. ^ Present, Charles M. Merrill, Judge of Pro can domination. Senator Allison replied: “On coal t hese prepared foods to a greater ex­ and will represent every state in the Edith Linton, St. Johns. l,11. matter of the estate of JOSEPI “Yet who are they who were so in­ containing less than 92 per cent, of tent than ever before, and the profits Union. Anna Plunkett, Ovid, R. F. D. No. WILKINS, deceased. on the same are enormous. Many of A word concerning General Pike O Willard O. Lyon . administrator of nau sistent upon the suppression of law­ carbon the duty proposed is sixty-seven estate having made application fo: the most delicious and nutritious pre­ might not be out of order. His home Lavina B. Montgomery, Bath. the allowance of his final account and foi lessness in the mining regions? Why, cents per ton. ” parations can be made at a minimum was here. The building is of colonial Stella Andrews, St. Johns, R. F. D. his discharge. the most unblushing and persistent Senator Vest said: “That puts a of cost in this location which will architecture, with broad porches and No. 4. Thereupon it is ordered, that Thursday, thi 30th day of October, A D. 1902, at 0111 lawbreakers. For years they have de­ duty upon anthracite coal. ” command handsome prices when massive columns. He was an officer Deone Lee, Wacousta. o clock in theRfternoon.be assigned for tin fied the law of Penniylvania which On tiie strength of thiscolloquy the shipped to the great centers of popula ­ in the Mexican war, was a general in Olive Kletzlen, Bath. examination of said account, at thePmbati tion, at very low freight rates. the confederate army, and was loved Jessie B. Herbison, Bath. office in the Milage of St. Johns. forbids common carriers engaging in New York Board of Appraisers has And it is further ordered, that notice lx The company has an abundance of by those who knew him best. He Cora L. Britton, St. Johns, R. F. D. given to the persons interested in said estate the business of mining. For years held that anthracite coal is subject to fuel ic the shape of the hardest kind died and was buried in Washington No. 1. or the time aud place of said bearing, by cans they have discriminated between cus­ a duty. of wood, and hence will not have to in which city a statue has been erect­ Agnes Long, Pewamo. mg a copy of this order to be published in thi ed to his memory. Mayme Long, Pewamo. Clinton Independent , a newspaper printec tomers in the freight charges on their The amendmint imposing this duty buy coal or other fuel to furnish power and circulating in said County of Clinton foi for these various factories. His portrait, a fine oil painting, is Alice C. Gallagher, Fowler. threesuccessive weeks previous to said dai railroads in violation of the interstate was adopted by a vote of thirty-one to The company will keep bees and one of the first things that attracts Zella E. Clise, Union Home. of bearing. commerce law. For years they have twenty-four, every Republican pre­ have an experienced apiarist in charge attention upon entering the temple. II. M. Wetzel, Maple Rapids. CHARLES M. MERRILL. . . „ „ Judge of Probate unlawfully monopolized interstate sent voting for it. It therefore seems of the same. The profits arising from The dining hall with its statuary May Jennings, Maple Rapids. A true copy. commerce in violation of the Sherman that this tax on the American con­ bee-keeping in Cuba are most astonish­ and painted walls, Its mottoes and Linda Cressman, Grand Ledge. anti trust law. ing to Northern people. The bees con­ fireplace, would of itself almost make Lucy Putnam, Ovid. R. F. D. No. 2. ORTGAGE SALE-Default having bee sumer of coal was not “smuggled into tinue to store up delicious honey one forget his mortality and through Katie Clark, Grand Ledge, R. F. D. made in the conditions of a certain Mor “Indeed, the very best excuse and faith or spiritual food subsist as did No. 3. Mgage dated the 21st day of April, 18V the tariff act in a sneaking and coward­ every day in the year, while a vast executed by Julia Ann Rider and Charles 1 explanation of their astonishing atti­ ly manner, ” as Secretary Moody states, growth of flowers and blossoms in Moses when it was made known to Helen Clark, Lansing. Rider to Sarah J. Corey, all of 8t. Johns, ar tude at the Washington conference is forest, field and garden furnish them him on Mount Sinai how to build the Ina Lott, Lansing. recorded April 21st, 1898, in Liber 90 of mor but was deliberately placed there by tabernacle. The quiet courtesy of the Faye Kinne, Lansing, R. F. D. No. nages, on page 328 In the office of the Revisti that, having violated so many laws for abundant material. Each swarm of Deeds In and for the county of Clinto Republican votes in the United makes from $5.00 to $6,00 profit members who conducted us through 5. and state of Michigan, on which nortgiu so long and so many times, they States Senate after a free and open annually in honey and beeswax in the the building was also impressive. 1 D. Belle Winfield, Shepardsville. Is due at the date of this notice the sui might rightfully think they were discussion during which the Demo ­ primitive bee-hives, besides turning want to thank the order personally M. Ruby Winfield, Shepardsville. of $08.00. principal and interest, which sti Harry J. Barker, Laingsburg, R. F. remains due and unpaid, besides an attornt wholly immune from either punish­ crats protesthd against it in the most out from three to five new swarms for this privilege of visiting this hand­ fee ot 930.00 provided in said mortgage and tj annually. some building and to say: Long may D. No. 2. statute, and no suit or proceedings at law < ment or reproach. emphatic manner. it live; prosperous may it be. And Corabel Garlock, St. Johns. in equity having been instituted to recov« “It is sometimes urged in extenua ­ The Company will manage the plan­ any part of said debt secured by said mor tation for a period of years and pay long live the name and memory of Emma J. Harvey, Maple Rapids. gage. tion of the coal operators ’ foolishly SUMMARY OK TROPICAL LAND COM­ the annual profits arising from the Albert Pike, dear to the heart of every Esta Bellows, St. Johns. Now, therefore, by virtue of the power < offensive tone at the conference that soldier who served under him, and Belle Morrison. St. Johns. sale in said mortgage contained, and by sta PANY'S CONTRACT. cultivation of the soil and from the Mrs. F. E. Hazle, Shepardsville. ute in such case made and provided, notice they were enraged at the recognition ten factories, to the shareholders of dear to his comrades and brothers of hereby given that on the 8th day of Noveir In response to numerous enquiries, the Albert Pike Consistory. Helen K. Robson, Ovid. her, 1902, at one o'clock in the afternoon 1 of labor unions and the presence* by the Orange Glove Plantation, at the we reproduce here a brief summary of end of each calendar year, beginning Very kindly, Cora Patterson, Fowler. the west front door of the court bouse, ft aubel Mary Goodrich Field. Ovid. Clinton county, Michigan, In the village t invitation of their representative. If the contract under which The Tropi ­ at the end of the second year of the L. C. F . St, Johns, there will he Sold at public vendu that be so, they must be as blind to cal Land Company of Detroit is offer ­ life of each plantation contract. Each Mrs M. B. Moss, Maple Rapids. to the highest bidder the land in sai ing a desirable investment in its Helen Bullis, 307 Ottawa St., St. mortgage described, viz: Lots 7 and 8 I the salient facts of the era they are Orange Grove Plantation, consisting contract reaps the profits of one acre A GREAT MEETING Johns. block Ho, in the village of St. Johns. Clintti living in as they are oblivious of legal of land and Its proportinate share of county, and state of Michigan, as appears b of 3000 acres of very fertile land in the the profits made by the ten factories, Jessie M. Hoyes, Ovid. the recorded plat. organizations. best section of Cuba. Of Those Who Teach the Young Idea How Emma Forbis, St. Johns. (Signed) ha KAH J. COREY, Mortgagee. the bees and the cattle. Nora L. Beebe, St. Johns. Dated August 7th, 1903. “In these days of combination by The Tropical Land Company agrees to Shoot. H. J. Patterson , Attorney for Mortgagee. to make all necessary improvements The profits arising from the sale of Anna L. Ketcham, St. Johns. Business address —St. Johns. Mich. 13-t capital on a scale and to an extent as upon this tract of land and to put It any of the products of the plantation The Inspiration meeting and teach­ startling as it Is unprecedented can will be deposited from time to time Ten Week* for Ten Cents. ortgage sale -default having in a first-class state of cultivation, at ers’ association held here last Friday been made in tbe conditions of a certain they possibly inmgine that labor is to its own expense. as fast as received in the Union and Saturday was a success from As a special and temporary offer to mortgage,M dated August 13th, 1898, executed be denied an equivalent right of com. As rapidly as possible, the land best National Bank of Detroit, Michigan, every point of view. The attendance readers of this paper, we will mall by Julia A. Rider to Sarah J. Corey all of St. and the name cannot be drawn for any was large, the interest keen, the Johns, Mich., and recorded August 13,1898, in bination? i If titliev do It is onlyonlv anotliannth- . a(laptet* for the purpo8e will be plant- The Public to persons not now sub­ Liber 91, of Mortgages on page 107 in tbe bination ir e> do, it is ed to orange, lemon, lime and purpose except the payment of annual addresses good and to the point. scribers, for ten cents. office of the Register of Deeds in and for the er instance of their complete indiffer- j fruit trees, also vanilla vines, figs, dividends to the Orange Grove Plan­ Friday evening Commissioner Pike, The Public Is a $2, 16-page weekly County of Clinton and state of Michigan ; on ence to the law of the land.” —1 prunes and ginger. tation shareholders, and only upon of Ithaca, gave an address, taking for which Mortgage there is due at tbe date of checks signed by the President and review for democratic Democrats and this notice the sum of $30.25 principal ant" RicnAUD O lney before the Demo ­ * While the permanent trees and his subject “Our Boy. ” It is safe to democratic Republicans; its opinions Interest which still remains due and unpaid vines are growing, the Company wiil General Manager of the Company and say that all who heard him went away are expressed without fear or favor; it beside* an attorney fee as provided by law, cratic Club of Massachusetts. raise Dineapples, bananas and vege ­ countersigned by the cashier of the and no suit or proceedings at lawor in equity with a larger measure of respect for gives an Interesting and connected having been instituted to recover any part of tables on thesame ground to produce bank. that much maligned and little under ­ weekly narrativeof all historical news; said debt and by said mortgage. THE CRIME OF '97. early profits, as a crop of pineapples Not a cent arising from the cultiva­ stood individual. It always has editorials worth study ­ Now. therefore, by virtue of the pow«r ean be raised in one year which will tion of the soi 1 can be used to pay any Commissioner Townsend ’s subject ing, a cartoon worth seeing, a book of sale in said Mortgage contained, and by At first it was stated by the Presi­ yield from $300 to $500 per acre, and of the office expenses or salaries of the statute in such case made and provided, notice dent of the United States in his Cin­ was “The Greatest Characteristic a notice worth reading, and miscellane­ is hereby given that on the Hth day vegetables can be maae to produce officers of the Company. Teacher can Possess, ” which he bandi ­ ous matter both valuable and interest­ of November. 1902, at one o ’clock cinnati speech that there was no duty equally as good results. From $200 to ed in a masterly and logical manner. In the afternoon, at the west front I The Union Trust Company of De­ ing; and it is liked byi intelligent wo ­ door of the court house for Clinton county In whatever on anthracite coal. Then, $300 per acre can be secured from ba­ troit, Michigan, will have absolute This characteristic, Mr. Townsend men as well as intelligent men. The Michigan, In the village of St. Johns in said when it was proved that there Is a nanas. control of the book from which the defined as the ability to inspire others. editor is Louis F. Post. Send ten county, there will be sold at public vendue tt To make the best possible use of the Without it, the widest culture, the cents in silver or stamps for ten the highest bidder, the land in Bald mort duty of sixty-seven cents a ton on an- plantation shares are issued and will gage described, viz: Lots 7 and 8 In block 36. very nutritious guinea grass that Issue all of said shares, register the greatest erudition will not avail the weeks' trial. All subscriptions are in the Village of St. Johns, Clinton Countv, thracite coal, that this duty was im i grows 10 to 12 feet tall on about 700 same and keep account of all future teacher or make him a success in his payable strictly in advance, and upon Michigan, as appears by the recorded plat of work. Possessing the ability to in­ said village. posed by the Dingley tax law of 1897, j acres of this land, the Company will transfers thereof. No plantation con­ expiration the paper is promptly Dated August 7th, 1902. the Republicans are seeking a way to jk hJo riF,L Hum ber <* C0W8 of tl,e tract will be valid without theendorse ­ spire others a teacherof very limited stopped unless subscription Is renew­ SARAH J. COREY, .. .. i breeds that are best for dairy purposes, ment of said Union Trust Company. attainments will reach a large meas­ ed. Mention this paper. „ , Mortgagee. escape the odium of this legislative • The aqnual increase will be sold at a This makes an over-issue of the same ure of success. Address: Tins Public , H J. Patterson . imposition upon the people. With proper age, to produce dividends for Attorney for Mortgagee. absolutely impossible. | All the .Saturday sessions were well 79 Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill. Business address —St. Johns, Mlcb. :M ,

THE CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1902.

Leon Kniffln and Ernest DuBols, of Britton, are visiting their aunt, Mrs. THE OLD RELIABLEO. D. Vreeland, of this village. STANDARD Mrs. Hudson Sherman went to Farrington, Mich., Monday to attend the funeral of an uncle, A. J. Wlxom. Rotary Mrs. Ed. Osgood went to Macon, Me Iknow ♦.. Shuttle Lenawee couuty, yesterday to spend a Sewing few days wltu her father, Henry Machine Miller. We know we can please you now in the matter of Furs. Fred S. Brooks, of Detroit, spent last Sunday with his sister, Mrs. C. H. McMarlan, returning home Monday morning. James Nash, who had been a guest Jure of all Iktnfcs ♦. ♦. in the home of W. W. Hodge, returned to bis home at Lawton, yesterday Collars, Capes, Jackets in all the popular styles. Our Cloak room morning. is doing business on the run just now. The reliable “Wooltex*' Mrs. II. L. Richmond, of Greenbush, Coats and Skirts are being called for from all sections. weut to Flint Monday to visit her brother, H. E. Drake and family, the No use talking, they beat the world for style, fit and reasonable balance ol the week. price. If you haven’t seen the line this season better come and Mrs. Hiram Boles, after spending a week with her sister, Mrs. C. M. John­ “have a look. POWDER son, this village, returred to her home Absolutely Pure in Owosso, Monday morning. Mrs. Rena Beadle, who had been THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE here visiting her parents, Mr. and STANDAED GRAND. Mrs. J. O. Bullard, for four weeks, re­ JOHN HICKS, LOCK AND CHAIN STITCH. turned to her home in St. Louis Mon ­ day. ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN. TWO MACHINES IN ONE. Miss Der Jackway, of Bengal town ­ We also manufacture sewing machines that LOCAL JOTTINGS. retail from SI2.00 up. ship, left this station Monday morn ­ The Standard Rotary runs as ailent as the Mrs. Charles Dunn Is suffering from ing to spend several months visiting tick of a watch. Maks 300 stitches while other machinea make 200. a severe attack of typhoid fever. friends at Detroit. Pontiac and Far­ Apply to our local dealer, or if there is no M. T. Streeter’s real estate offices mington. dealtier In your town, address are over Travis & Baker's drug store. Mrs. S. Alexander went to Petoskey 2372 —Sept. 20, Pay Boll. Sewer, Wight H. J. Andrewa w side of w 50 feet in width, THE L. K. PATTERSON. to Oakland, ______lot 1 block 12, Emmonsville. Hicks feels sure he can please you last Tuesday morning to visit her all on furs and cloaks. See his ad on brother, Dow Lyon, and her son, 2578 — Pay Kell, Sewer, Wight to * Julia F. Mallory n end lot 4 block 10. Standard Sewing Mach, Co, Howard Post. She expects to remain A Former Resident of St.Johns, Died at land ______Robert G. Morrison e end lots 1-2 block 120. page 5. Estate of Albert Ballentine e 75 ft in width of two or three weeks. Ute Temporary Home In Ann Arbor. 2574 — Pay Boll, Cass 8t. Sowar ____ _ E. M. SMITH, Agent, Jacob B. Mock, of St. Johns, has s side lot IS out lot A. Mrs, Jennie Butler left her nome in 2575 — Pay Boll, Prospect 8t. Sowar. __ been granted an increase of pension to Catherine Hunter n ond lot 3 and oast half lot St. Johns, Mich. this village last Monday for Bowling Lyman K. Patterson died at his 257#—Pulfray A Pouch.. $12 a month. 12 block 4. Green, (J., to assist in the care of her residence in Ann Arbor. October 18. 2577 — Pulfray A Pouch._...... Mrs. George £nnest of Olive, died Myron F. Richmond n end lots 1-2 block 4. sister, Mrs. Milton Stevens, who is in 1902. from the results of a fall receiv­ 2578 — L. O. McKnigbt ...... Wednesday evening of typhoid fever. John W. Bailey e side of ne M of ont lot D, the last stages of consumption. 2579 — John Hicka ______Obituary next week. ed at Bay View, the first of Septem­ lying between McConnell and Baldwin streets; A. E. RICHARDSON, R. 8. McFarlan, who has been spend ­ 2589- Rebate Cament Walks... Don ’t forget to attend to it yourself ber last, which produced concussion John M. Dodge n side of e 103MJ ft. in width, ing a two weeks’ vacation wltu his 2581 —Charles Dunn ... ______lot 12 block 7. and see that you are properly regis ­ of the brain. , 2582 — Iioren Castle.. parents, will return this week to his Jacob Foeroh e end of • K lot 10 block 7. tered and ready to vote at the ap­ reportorlal work with the National Four weeks after the accident Mrs. 2583 — Travis A Baker...... proaching election. Alexander Morrison e end of nH lot 10 block 7. Contractor and Builder. Press Association at Atlanta City, Ga. Patterson brought him to their home 2584 — John Crichton______Charles Wendell e ends of lots 7-8 block 2. If you want to buy, sell or exchange 2585 — J. W. Keeney...... real estate or any other property, see Mrs. D. Sprague who had been visit­ in Ann Arbor. From the time he was Myra and M. L. Kenyon • side lot 10 and end JOBBER IN HOUSE REPAIRING ing her cousins, Reuben and John injured he was unconscious a greater Jay Mattoon ______of n 37 y, ft. in width of lot 9 block 2. M. T. Streeter. His list of properties M. McDonald ...... Brink, of Olive, and her nephew, Jay Weyman n end lot 8 block 29. And Jobber in all kinds is the largest in the county. share of the time. On his arrivaTat John Ciicbton ______Chat. Sprague, of St. Johns, returned Estate of Mary L. Bartlet w end lots 11-12 of Woodwork to order. The Bengal Union aid society will to her home at Weedsport, N. Y., last Ann Arbor he was first taken to the 2588 —Geo. W. Thompson ...... block 28. meet with Mrs. A. C. Harper Wednes­ Monday. hospital, where he remained one week, 2587- Electric Fund.™ ...... John H. Corbit n side of w 98 ‘A feet in width The place to buy your Screens day, October 29, at 10 a. m. A cordial T. M. Lane and wife, after spend ­ and the balance of the time he was 2588 — Water Fund ...... lot 12 block 11. 1 invitation is extended to all. ing four weeks very pleasantly with cared for at his borne. i 2589 — Union Telaphoaa Co ...... Josephine Balcom south side of land com. Agency for the Married by Rev. B. McDermand, at his brother. V. R. Lane and family, Mr. Patterson wasboinat Albion, i 599—C. A. Putt. Tr. Int. Sewer Bonds . mencing at the south-west corner of lot 10 block Best Roofing on the market. his residence, Wednesday. Oct. 22, aud friends at Ovid and Carson City, N. Y., July 10, 1836, therefore he was One Sewer Bond ...... 28, running east 55 ft. north 200 ft. west 55 ft. 1902, Albert H. Irer, of Bengal, and 66 years old last July. He made his south to beginning. Shopopp. Wood Bro. ’s mill, left here for Kansas City last Monday regular annual visit to an only sister Exchange ______Miss Clara A. Coffman, of Riley. where they will spend a few days, 2791— Fowler A Ball______Sarah A. Marvin south end of land commen ­ ST. JOHNS. MICH. If you want to rent a dwelling house after which they will return to their residing In the city of Rochester, N. 2592— 8. Parmenter...... cing 55 ft. west of se corner of block 28 and run ­ home at Wichita, Kans. Y., where he remained during the 2593— J. E. 8 tone ...... ning n 140 ft. w 55 ft. south 140 ft to beginning. or farm, or have a dwelling house or summer and returned to their cottage farm to rent, see M. T. Streeter, Edward Andrus, V. D., who is at Bay View just two weeks previous 2598 K-John Hicka...... _...... T. J. Bain s ends lots 5-6 except w 50 ft. in over Travis & Baker’s drug store. known by many hereabouts as an ex­ to the accident which terminated his 2618— H. A. Sage...... width block 20. Lemuel Webster, who has purchased pert horse trainer, was here the first life. 2617 —H. Palmer ______O. W. Munger n end of the e 55 ft. in width the Farmers’ Hotel property, will take of the week accompanied by his wife, He was a soldier in the war of the 2618 —Durkee A Butler______lots 10-11-12 block 11. Granite & Marble full possession next Saturday. Mr. visiting his cousin, Byron Danley and rebellion and was attached to the 17th 2819— Julia Shields...... Ellen E. Hodge s end of the eH of lots 7-8-9 Shaw and family have moved into the family. On Tuesday they went to New York independent battery and block 11. Strickland home. Ithaca to spend a week with her Total Gen. Fuud and Assessments...... $ 5,514 09 Augusta Wright n end of east H lot 12 block served three years when he was hon­ 19. * S. E. Losey fell from a scaffold while people, and from there they will go to 2591—St. Johns Iron Works...... $8 00 Work. orably discharged. After which, on Mrs. Melvin Gibbs e end lot 5 block 120. employed upon C. E. VauSickle’s uew Tennessee and spend the winter in the October 17, 1865, he was united In 2595— Chaa. Cartwright...... 22 40 Southern States. Rev. M. DeVoist w ends 34 block 25. residence one day tills week, and broke marriage withnv. i4tn. ovi«i. Uvt u with her parents. 1043-4—Viscosity Oil Co ...... 87 64 within the limited time; be it kindnesses during the late sickness and H< use. Saturday, Nov. IJth. Lalng-diur , 1045-8— Michigan Elect. Co...... 20 50 Resolved , That the street commissioner Is Hotel , Tuesday, Nov. lltli. Alex. Dunlap went to Hastings yes­ upon the death and burial of our loving htis- 1049—Elect. Supply A Eng. Co ...... 146 80 hereby instructed tobnild said walk in-accord ­ terday to visit his deceased brother’s oand and father, Charles Tlnklcpaugh. 1060-1—Elect. Appliance Co ...... 13 80 ance with cement walk ordinance; to keep a family for a few days. MBS. SUSAN TINKLF.PAUGH 1062—John L. Smith...... 5 70 correct account of labor and material for each Mrs. Samuel Rogers, of Mt. Plcas- AND CHILDREN. ]0Vl—Gfinffrnl Fleet. Co* 7 f frontage and charge same to the adjacent < ant, is here spending the week with property. Card of Thunks. 1054—J. B. Henderson ...... 11 10 Walter & Hodge. - her father, Jacob Carr. Carried. HEADACHE For the many kindly services by friends Miss Rose Schneider went to Detroit Stone Cutters, and Dealers in Marble Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. F. C. and neigh hors during the Illness, and on the Total Elect. Fond ...... 8 411 39 Yeas, Burnett, Dooling, Fildew. Stone, Vau­ occasion of the death and burial of my bo 25flP-Dr..?. V. Dooling ...... $ 410 00 consant. and Granite Monuments, Stono Oonde, who is very sick. loved husband, I with to express my grati ­ 2570 —Sept. 8, Pay Roll Prospect St. Nays 0. Mrs. C. 8. Scofield and little daughter tude, not forgetting the donors of the Sewer ...... 144 88 Wm. G. Henderson w end R. R. lot 119. Sidewalks, etc. Helen are spending a few days with beautiful flowers so generously bestowed. 2571 —Sept. IS, Pay Roll Prospect St. Geo. Wilkins e end lot 5-8 block 70. 2S her people at Oxford, Mich. Mns. H. G. Mohhisox . Sewer...... 55 45 Mrs. J. H. Fedewa wside lot 12 block 31. St. Johns - - Michigan

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interrogate the Mctlakahtlans, and She was easily persuaded to wait THE RAGE FOR RI8KS. , TROUBLE BEGINS. drew from them the story In detail. another day before she called on the HUMOB OF THE HAY. Trouble begins with the first back* Next day, in company with Ralston, sick man. Laura little dreamed that Long Record of Lives Lost in Daring ache. he set out to find the men lost In the the unconscious stranger whom her Exercises. LATEST JESTS EVOLVED BY THE Backache comes in many forms — forest. companion was nursing was the one A list made up by us at random FUNMAKER8. sudden twinges of pain, sharp stitches, ■ By JOHN R. MUSICS, her fond, loving heart longed for. from newspaper accounts, and with­ slow, exhaustive aches. It had been nearly three years since Thus, in blissful ignorance of the Most backache pains are kidney 4atktr •( “Myitirlwi Mr. Haward," "Til out any thought of completeness, of Sweet Girl's Neat Retort to Short- Theodore Lacaland had seen Paul peril of her Paul, she waited for the the number of persons who have lost pains. Dtrk Strangac," ‘CborUa AlUudala ’. train to move on. She had not long Tempered Lover —Why He Regret ­ Tho kidneys fail to perform the DmU*," Bte. Miller, and no wonder he failed to rec­ their lives through their passion for ognize him. Such a change had suf­ to wait. Next morning, long before risk, the love of hazard, during the ted Hearing the Minister—Children duties nature intends them to do and fering and hardship marked on him it was light, she was awakened by past few months, makes a total of sev­ Have Fun Playing Daniel. the warning of trouble cornea through the back. Capyrtflu, Wfl, by Bonn Bontfi Bon. that he more nearly resembled some the noise of Esquimau teamsters and eral hundred. This Includes some All right* raaarraA. ferocious animal than a human being. yelping dogs and cracking whips. forty-five persons who have lost their Neglect the kidney warning, grave When he uttered a cry and pronounc ­ She hurriedly dressed and gazed out Domestic Point of View. complications will surely follow. CHAPTER XIII.—(Continued.) lives in automobiles, seventeen who If there was anything upon which ed Lackland ’s name that individual into the starless night. She saw an ­ Urinary disorders, Diabetes, '‘Information about what?" have “miBsed ” thelc footing in balloon Mrs. Upjohn prided herself it was her asked : gry clouds gather about the mountain Bright’s Disease, are the downward '"Bout the youth as has slipped an exhibitions, nine who have been ush­ coffee. It was always rich, black and “Who are you? * peaks, and the air was full of flakes. steps of neglected kidneys. f^ccentric and started to take In d ’ ered out of existence by means of strong, and she trusted the making Doan ’s Kidney Pills cure every kid ­ But he bad heard that voice and “Sled ready, ” the Esquimau chatter­ the\)icycle and its allied contrivances, i hills last winter." of it to none but her own fair hands. ney and bladder sickness and the | In a moment Ethel was on her feet, knew the man. It was Paul Miller ed. two who have climbed steeples for tho transformed into a wild man. Paul She made haste to get ready to take This is why the visitors in the par­ cure lasts. Read this proof of it: .f'her pretty face all glowing with inter- last time, three bridge jumpers, sev­ lor, from whose presence she had ex­ Mrs. Adam Guntle, residing at 701 >eet and cried: glared ferociously at the men whom her place on it. All was bustle and enteen Alpine climbers, five long-dis ­ he had first welcomed as friends. confusion. Laura looked in vain for cused herself for a few moments, dis ­ South Plum St., Crawfordsville, Ind., *| “Do you mean Paul—Paul Miller?” tance swimmers, seven who have been tinctly heard through the partly open says: “I made a public statement in ' “That’s the chap whose name I was “Don ’t come— don ’t approach me!” the face of some one she knew. For blotted out of existence in efforts to he hissed, his eyes flashing with fire. the first time in her life the face of door the loud, horrified voice of tho 1897, saying that Doan ’s Kidney Pills fflirtln ’ with." break athletic records, and scores of had cured a member of our family “I understand your devilish, malicious Lackland would have been welcome. kitchen girl: ; “What of him—what of him?" ask- others who have gone to a better, anil after he had suffered for years with designs upon me, and I will shoot you “Where is he? Where is Lack- “Fer goodness ’ sake, ma’am, you ’re «d Clarence, eagerly. it may be hoped, a safer land by vari­ not goin ’ to feed the company on the a weak back and kidney troubles. | “Well, we don ’t know; old Glum dead if you come too close." land? ” she asked. ous other agencies or methods de ­ Ho took three boxes of this remedy “I have come to find you, my dear “Um, boss gone, ” the Esquimau an ­ horrid black stuff you drink yourself, ;thought as how may be you better signed ostensibly to promote the joys are yc?” and was completely cured. Now three come down and Interview them mum­ friend. The dog courier bore the mes­ swered. of this present life. If to this list we years have elapsed since I made this sage to us that you were perishing “Where is she? Where is Kate? I mies an ’ see what ye can git out o ’ should add tho 300 other mountain Just Engaged, Tool statement and 1 am only too pleased in the woods, and we set out to find do not want to go without her; I will to reindorso it. I have also used 'em.” climbei3 who, it is said, have lost (Why do girls do this sort o ’ thing?) “You say they are at Ralston ’s you. ” not go alone, ” cried Laura, beginlng to their lives in the Alps during the past Doan ’s Kidney Pills myself, obtaining shanty?" Paul grew weak and dizzy, and, sit­ fear treachery. ten years, the total sacrifice of human the best results. I have recommended “Yes." ting down on the snow, gasped: “Holt! ” shouted the Esquimau, and life to the rage for risk would indeed this remedy to my friends and neigh­ “Why didn ’t they come here?” “I didn ’t know it would fall into crack went his whip, and the dogs assume formidable proportions. —Les­ bors as one which can always be de ­ ; "‘‘Well, ye see, they’re a little off your hands, or I would have perished bounded forward like the wind. lie’s Weekly. pended upon. ” their feed. Their poddies are bent in the woods before I sent it." "Stop! Hold! ” she shrieked, but A FREE TRIAL of this great Kid ­ an* their feet don ’t track—all from Lackland gave Cummins a wink and her voice was lost on the raging wind, HIS RIGHT TO RECOGNITION. ney medicine which cured Mrs. goin ’ over d ’ rocks and snow until continued to hold tho attention of and she went soaring away into the Guntle will be mailed on application !4* skin ’s worn off." Paul, while his hireling slipped behind night and beating snow. New York Saloon Keeper’s Idea of a to any part of the United States. Ad ­ dress Foster-Myburn Co., Buffalo, ! Ethel seized her own and her hus­ him to attack him from the rear. Meanwhile Paul lay on his hard pal­ “Rating. ” N. Y. For sale by all druggists, price band ’s cap, saying: "You misapprehend us, Paul,” con ­ let of skins asleep, with his faithful tinued Lackland. “We don ’t intend An east side Teutonic saloon keeper 50 cents per box. , “Let us hasten to Glum’s shanty.” nurse at his side, her eyes on the face having saved more money than he any harm to you. You are sick; you ! “As you say, my dear. Come, we of the sufferer. He was sleeping cared to allow in his till over night, Imagine This In Chicago. are almost perishing, but we want to will go at once and learn all we can." peacefully. The fever had almost decided to deposit it in a bank. Stroll ­ A Roxborough shopkeeper has com ­ save you." They closed up their house, and, abated, and his brow was less flushed. ing down Broadway, he inquired for plained to the water department that “I don ’t want to be saved by such as accompanied by Dick and Gid, hasten­ The woman held the lamp closer to a “goot bank,” and was directed to the goldfish in his show window have you. Go on, I say, and 1 will make my ed away toward the shanty of old his face and muttered: the Chemical National. He asked the died since that section of the city has way to Dawson City alone. ” Glum Ralston. “He is getting better.” bank usher: been supplied with filtered water, and Cummins at this moment seized him They reached the lower part of the “Is Mr. President at home?” The he jumped to the conclusion that the from behind. Paul made a desperate camp, which had grown to quite a CHAPTER XIV. usher replied that the president was fish had been poisoned by the clear struggle to free himself, but famine, village of shanties. Great fires were Kate for Harmony. in his office. Very well, you yoost tole fluid. In truth, they had simply suffering and toil had overcome him blazing in pits. These were fireB built Morning dawned amid a raging him that Mr. Yoccup Schmitt wants He (savagely) —Pah! It’s no use ar­ starved to death, since the water had completely, and he soon lay breath­ to thaw the ground so the miners snowstorm, but thanks to the logs and to put a hundred dollars every night guing with a fool. been so effectually purged of impuri­ less on the snow. 'could dig it up and wash it. frozen mud with which the little cabin in his bank and take it oudt in the She (sweetly)—But I wasn ’t argu ­ ties that it was practically sterile. “I am sent by Miss Laura Kean, A small knot of people were gath­ had been daubed, the patient was morning. ” ing with you, dear? As the purified water gradually finds who is in Juneau, waiting for you, to ered in front of Glum Ralston ’s comfortable. After a long wait the attendant re­ it way into different sections of the conduct you to her.” shanty, talking in strange whispers, Kate brought some warm broth and turned and informed Mr. Jacob Smith One of the Social Troubles. city the aquarium pets must be fed or “It’s a lie! Oh. my heavens. I know -nodding and gesticulating in a man­ gave him a few spoonfus, and he that the president could not take his 'Tm dreadfully worried about Jen ­ they will perish. This is a less ser­ it is a lie. and I am unable to resist." ner which indicated that some matter whispered: money, as he was not rated by Dun or nie, ” she said. ious matter than letting the people The name of the woman he loved of great moment was under discus ­ “Where am I?” Bradstreet. The excited German re­ “Why?” he asked. themselves perish from using watec pronounced by the lips he hated most sion. “I don ’t know. Somewhere in that plied: “Well, she's just learning to write, filled with death dealing germs. seemed to have filled him with rage, , Clarence and Ethel passed through everlastin ’ cold, snowin ’ country call­ "Dun or Bradstreet! Why, I was and It’s impossible to tell whether the Connaught Popular With Americans. the throng and entered the shanty. and he struggled like a madman to ed Alaska; but I couldn ’t give ye the round hand, back hand or the angular been raided twice by Parkhurst!”— By the frequency with which tho Here a sight met their gaze calculated break away from his captors. Two metes and bounds if I was to try.” style will be fashionable when she is New York Times. Duke of Connaught has been enter ­ to awaken their profoundest sym­ more came to the assistance of Cum­ “Who are you? ” he whispered. ready to 'come out ’ in society. ” tained by Americans in England of pathy. Four dark-skinned young men mins, and they threw him upon the “I’m Kate Willis, the woman that Indeed, the problems that beset the snow with such force that when they Authority Needed. late one is led to suppose that the whose once robust frames had been washes for a living at Seattle. I’m When Father Jones, president of modern mother are more serious than worn away to skeletons were reclin ­ lifted his body his head fell back. Paul careless man realizes. king ’s brother is developing a marked on my way to Klondyke to start a the Augustinian College at Havana, partiality toward American ideas. The ing on piles of skins, filling their was insensible. The blood was trickl­ laundry. ” ing from a wound in his forehead, and was recently in Philadelphia the at­ duke and duchess have promised to rempty stomachs with food placed be- “Who are you with?” tendance on the conference of mem­ His Rights. dyeing the virgin snow. “Say, you! ” yelled old Hunks to tho visit Mrs. Adair at her beautiful Irish ffore them. “Well, there's a hull passel in our bers of his order, he told a story of "Thunder, I’m afraid he is dead! ” boy next door. "Take your beastly home at Glenveagh. Loch Erne, Mrs. “Where are you from? ” Clarence crowd, but I don ’t know many o ’ ’em. a reformed burglar who, after much Lackland declared. kite away! You ’re flying it over my Adair is the daughter of Gen. Wads ­ asked. Ye’d better be quiet, an ’ when yer persuasion, induced his long-time pal, worth of Geneseo, N. Y. “From the island of Metlakahtla,” They carried him down the moun ­ better ye kin git acquainted with house.” tain side for a mile, where there was a also, to reform. A Paulist friend of one answered. ’em.” “Do you own the atmosphere above Instant Relief from Rheumatlem and grove of pines, and, calling a halt, Father Jones ’, then stationed in New “Have you come direct from there?" Paul acquiesced in her plan by sim­ your house?’’ demanded the boy. Neuralgia. built a fire. He then sent for a sled York city, had been the recipient of “No." ply nodding his head and closing his the first burglar's confession, and was "No, you young hrascal!” snorted Here Is a case: Mr. T. Shepherd of , “Where have you been? ” to take the wounded man back to eyes, and she resumed her work. old Hunks. “I don ’t own any of the Whitburn, Sunderland, Ohio, says: camp. picked to listen to the second's. The “We were lost in the woods for a When he awoke there was a marked priest was interested in the two fel­ atmosphere, but I owns the space “My wife suffered severely from rheu­ long time and almost perished from “Cummins," said Lackland, “now change in his manner, and he was re­ above my house, all the way up.” matism. and uecra.gl&. She could not comes the finest scheming we have lows because of the sincerity of the cold and hunger. We wanted to wait gaining his strength. She brought first; and, when the pair called, ho get one moment ’s rest and was nearly until spring, but he did not. He had ever done. ” him, some more broth, and, after he Still a Hoodoo. crazed with pain. Obtained instant re­ “What is it?” took the second into his own room been detained for so many months had taken a few spoonfuls, he said: and left the evangelist in the hallway. Imogene —You needn ’t tell me opals lief and a permanent cure by using “We must keep them separate." bring bad luck. The one in my ring the contents of one bottle of St. Ja­ that he would wait no longer. He “Did you say you came from Seat­ After listening half an hour to the “Who?" dropped out while I was feeding the cobs Oil. There is no other remedy in said months and years were rolling tle?” new penitent ’s story of a vicious life, “The wounded man and the girl. I chickens in the back yard the other the world that will do this. The in­ over his head since he had seen her “Yes.” the Paulist remembered something left also want to separate the old woman day. A hen gobbled it up. Wo killed stantaneous effect which St. Jacobs Oil or written to her." “Who brought me here?” undone with regard to a marriage to from the young woman, and I think her, and I not only recovered my opal, produces is a part of its half a century “Of whom are you speaking?" “It was the boss of the train that’s be celebrated that evening, and, in­ “He called himself Crack-lash." I have hit upon a scheme that will goin ’ to the Klondyke. 1 reckon he’ll but had chicken pie for dinner. record. ” St. Jacobs Oil is sold in 25 terrupting the burglar, hastened from cts. and 60 cts. sizes by all druggists. “Paul—Paul: It is Paul!" cried be sure to win. This fellow will need be here after awhile an' then ye can Belinda —Well, it was unlucky for the room. After waiting ten minutes, The words “Acts like Magic, ” “Con ­ Ethel, clapping her hands in delight. a nurse, and I will coax the old wo ­ see him yourself. I don ’t think ye the chicken, wasn ’t it? man to stay with him.” the fellow put his head through the quers Pain,” which have been used in “Hush, dear; let us be sure,” whis­ ought to talk too much.” door and called: pered Clarence, then turned to farther The sled was brought and Paul, who His Little Joke. connection with St. Jacobs Oil for “Yes—I ought not. They struck “Bill! " more than 50 years are wonderfully interrogate the 6tranger. had recovered, but was delirious, was In an effort to push tho missive me on the head.” “What is it?” responded the first and truly descriptive “What kind of a young man was placed on it. He had every symptom He shut his eyes and tried to clear into one of the patent mail of brain fever. Lackland began to convert. boxes she had got her fingers caught. this Crack-lash?” sleep and she went to the door of the “Where did he go? ” Good Move of Y. M. C. A. “Like you, only darker; that’s all.” speculate on the chances of his recov ­ little cabin. All was clear. She saw He watched her efforts to extricate ery, and decided they were slim. “Don't know, ” answered Bill. “What them. The Young Men ’s Christian Asso ­ “Well, how did he reach your one of the Indians loitering near and difference does it make?" ciation of the Bowery, New York, has island? ” They conducted him to a place on called to him and ordered him to go “Beware," he said, “of the mailed “Well,” replied the half-confessed hand.” leased a farm of 130 acres in New “Come on an ice boat? ” the lake two miles above the present to the next camp and ascertain what wretch, "I was afraid he might have Jersey. The farm is intended to ■"Ice boat? ” camp and set his men to work build ­ had detained the dog sled. When she got him home he was sor ­ stepped out. to call a policeman. ” ry he had said it. serve ns a temporary home for men “Yes—great mountain of ice. He ing a hut for the wounded man. (To be continued.) who are awaiting employment They was on ice.” After seeing the sufferer comfort ­ An Australian Wit. Do Your Feet A<-1>e and Burn f are not expected to remain there “He surely means an iceberg, ” said able in the rude shanty constructed AN IRISH “WITCH DOCTOR.” William Shiolds, a member of the Shake into your shoes, Allen's Foot- longer than two weeks. While they Clarence, fixing his eyes on Glum Ease, a powder for the feet. It makes for him. and setting some Indians to ministry of the Australian federation, are working on the hoalthy upland the Ralston. The old man nodded his tight or New Shoes feel Easy. Cures cutting wood to supply him. Lackland Strange Story of Superstition That Is is a wit. In the course of a recent extensive employment machinery of head and said: Corns, Bunions, Swollen, Hot and went to the camp where Laura had Vouched For. public speech he exclaimed: “I am the Y. M. C. A. is working in their in­ “There ain ’t no doubt of it. He Sweating Feet. At all Druggists and been left. At Ballygore police court, County an Irishman, and a pessimistic Irish­ Shoe Stores, 25a Sample sent FREE. terests. means an iceberg. ” Then with a face deeply furrowed Galway. Ireland, a few days ago, a man is as great a curiosity as a poetic Address Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, N. Y. “If he does, then this man he calls “witch doctor ” was charged with hav­ State or O hio , Citt or Toledo , » with anxiety he waited on Miss Kate oyster or a benevolent tiger. ” At the Lucas Couhtt . f Crack-lash is none other than Crack- I The human fly is apt to mistake adhe­ Willis and said: ing obtained money by false pretenses. same time he was not; “an optimistic Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ho is the lash Paul." sion to. for possession of, the fly-paper senior partuer of the firm of F. J. Cheney ACa. "My good woman, I came to ask a The accused was a small farmer in ostrich, that sticks his head in the of mammon. doing business In the City of Toledo, Count* “You ’re correct, mate,” Glum Rals­ favor of you. ” the district and the prosecuter another sand while the wind plays fantastic snd State aforesaid, and that said firm will pair ton answered, with a nod of his head. farmer named Moore, who had been Scald head is an ecsema of the scalp—very the sum of OKI HUNDRED DOLLARS for Kate gave him a doubting glance, tricks with its tali.” In tho opinion severe sometimes, but it can be cured. each and every ease of Catarrh that cannot be The Indian then took another sip ill. The accused met Moore and told cured by the use of Hall s Catarrh Cure. ar.d said in a snappish manner: of Mr. Shields Australians are nation ­ Doan ’s Ointment, quick and permanent in , FRANK J. CHEKEY. or two of the soup and told how on “What is it?” him If he carried out his instructions ally and individually an extravagant its result*. At any drug store, 50 cents. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my the way they had captured one of the “I almost hesitate, for the request he would be as sound as a rock. As presence, this Oth day of D-rember, A. D. 188& people. He proved it with an anec­ | It is easier fo be eloquent over the faults [Seal ] a . w. olearon , ^ men who had robbed him. They had is a serious one. Wo found a poor, a first installment he demanded about dote. When the present huge gov ­ of others than to be penitent over our Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, and crossed a mountain range and were wandering Klondyker on the moun- 12 shillings from Moore to get through ernment house in Melbourne was be­ own. acta directly on the blood and mucous surfaces making their way toward the Yukon, tairside, bereft of bis reason and the preliminaries and when he came of the system. Send for testimonials, free. ing planned the architect consulted “A dose in time saves lives.” Dr. Wood ’s F. J. CHEKEY A OCX, Toledo, a when they were all four drawn off on nearly dying. He needs the tender to the real “cure” he said it would be the premier of the period as to tho Norway Pine Hyrup; nature's remedy for Sold by Druggists, TBc. a moose trail. care of some kind-hearted woman to necessary to have gold, silver and cop ­ size of the ballroom. "Do you know coughs, colds, pulmonary diseases of every ...... Hair• Family ’ TPills are the best. per coins. The sick man provided a sort. On their return they were unable nurse him back to life.” anything about ballrooms in other If God puts you In a dark place it mar sovereign, a 2-shilling piece and a pen­ to find neither the prisoner Crack-lash “Where is he?” she asked, her man­ parts of the world? ’ queried the pre­ After men pass fifty, they take great be a compliment to the light that la In nor the mysterious captain, who had ner at once changing. ny. The witch doctor then stripped mier. “I only know the one in Buck­ pleasure In calling each other "boys. ” you. —Ram’s Horn. years before been on their island, but “He is at the grove a mile or two him, wound him up in a sheet and ingham palace,” wa3 the reply. “Then placed him sitting in a chair in which Nothing half so fine as Mrs. Austin's Pancake If yon nro wiso. l*P wise: koop what bad been abducted by two of his own back on this trail.” build our ballroom a third bigger than flour. Aak your grocer for It. , goods the gods provide you. —Plautus. sailors, one of whom they had cap­ "Why didn't ye bring him here?” were two red-hot bricks. The patient the or.e in Buckingham palace,” said tured, ar.d Crack-lash recognized him "Because he is too weak to bring underwent terrible agony, but he bore Ireland's vice-, the Rt. Hon. | Some people always insist on look- the premier. It was done as the lord ­ Iledgea Kyre Chatterton. aged S3 years, I jna, aj a

■ CLINTON INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1902.

YeSTERDAY. “Steady yourself, old man,” I whis­ LOVELY WOMEN OF EUROPE. pered, “and speak to him.” It is not far to yesterday. A little way to yesterday — “It—was Maudle.” Cousins continued. Every Nation Has Its Peculiar Type CONGRESSMAN WILBER SAYS And there we turn our eye* To-day may have its tears, of Beauty. To where the good, glad memories Yet yesterday it filled with smiles. “I—I fancied Monica was—much the [To The Pe-ru-na Medicine Co., of Columbus. 0.] In pieeviiig pictures rise. To-morrow has its teais— best—and —you —would love her—like Every nation has Its peculiar type The laded rosea of to-day To-day —to-morrow —What of them, I did —and I tried —to help you by—oh, of feminine beauty. The American Grow red and rich witn dew, When we can find the way you know —but you wouldn ’t take— woman, whom Americana think is the And where grav clouds are spreading now That leads us to the golden land — loveliest of them all, would play an “ Pe-ru-na is All You Claim For It.” We see the skies of blue. The land of yesterday? the best — always left the best—far me.” inconspicuous part In a beauty show Just down the way is yesterday — It is not far to yesterday, “Ob, Reggie, Reggie, don ’t!” at Constantinople, in Algiers or in There sunshine always beams; With glamour of the rose; Vienna, where the facial features, To-day we close our eyes and see With haunting echo of the song Cousins ’ eyes fixed themselves on Our yesterday in dreams; That thrilled us to the close. me. dress, manners, customs and styles To-day we hear the long-dead song, To-morrow and to-day will lose "It’s all up,” h« said. “Tell—Mau­ are vastly at variance with the Gib­ And now we understand Their darkness and their gloom, rice—not —to —be—long. ” son girl or her cousins. Its cadence, and know why it made And each will soon be yesterday, The Egyptian woman still clings to Our yesterday all grand. With and bloom. With n great sob of unutterable mis­ —W. D. Nesbit, in Baltimore American. ery Blount fell across the body of bis a blousy dress, patterned something friend. «m the order of the Chinese panta­ ******* loon. The march of civilization kas Si Every spare moment I had I spent had no effect upon the women of by Blount ’s bedside after that. But Egypt. But it costs more to dress one life was despaired of for him, nnd of its beauties for a year than It re­ FOR LOVE OF A TOMBOY. —he did not care to stay. Reggie ’s quires to keep an American woman ’ou maY sure come, for young Cousins. or disapproval heard from any source fairs of the heart as In all things— about any person. In the language of county. thing that a good /wM wSm -A lw%N good results wiU Our wounded were few, our dead Cousins followed in his senior ’s foot ­ the dwellers at Newport, all the wom ­ A remarkable and plainly sure cure liniment ought to follow, fewer: the most terrible part being steps. laying Ills hand and fortune at en are perfectly beautiful or charming has, however, recently been intro ­ cure—that’s what horse-owners say of _ MNM M the feet of Maudle Finlay. that many fell victims to a dread dis ­ duced. w wm w m ease. losing their lives, if not in actual while the men are most attractive and flexican flustang Liniment LII II EL,I It was a puzzle how they came to handsome. All the parties are per­ It is called Dodd ’s Kidney Pills and pass over the sweeter, gentler, elder conflict with the enemy, nevertheless although but a short time on the while obeying the call of duty. fectly delightful, nobody Is ever bored sister, to fall victims to the boisterous, market. It has already worked many However, It is of one battle I wish and the most unremitting good humor If your stomach will stand It, the best ! A rather tomboyisb charms of the nnd charity are exercised continuous ­ wonderful cures. thing to eat Is gooseberry pie. founger. to write, no other event having any One of the most striking of these is bearing <>n my story. ly. Any person who happens to speak YEARS AGO Maudle only tossed her head at them, that of Mr. John Higgins, who for a Monev refunded for each package of It wns a Saturday, the 10th of Sep­ unpleasantly or critically of another delighting In tlielr devotion, which long time suffered with rheumatism PUTNAM FADELESS DYES If unsat ­ 01 is heard In chilling silence or com ­ isfactory. gpL |U we Ixrgsn onr present bnal- wns clearly of the fnlthful-dog-feteh- tember. and we wore roused from and kidney trouble. The pains of ■ net. of selling general nior- sleep at .” a. m. We had lain down on pelled to defend his opinions In heated _ IH BR chandlse at wholesale prices and-carry order, merely because it these diseases had combined to make D X direct to tho consumer —two the sand ami among the hnlfa grass, argument. What has become of the old-fashioned ■ million* of people ordered gratified her vanity, she having pre­ “What all this geniality nnd love for his life very miserable indeed, and he boy who had to churn? ^a^F H good* from ua la»tyear, any- too tired nnd worn out to think of ene­ log from 1J to 40 per ceil*. viously been well Informed that their fellow men may mean among could get nothing to do him any good Your neighbor* trade with ua —why no* mies other than human, of vipers, Don't forget to have Mrs. Austin's Puncakes -page catulogue tells the atory. neither Captain Blount nor Lieuten ­ till he heard of this new remedy. He e will senad It upon receipt. . of... 15 cents. scorpions and such like. Four o ’clock the people of society nowadays, no ­ for breakfast. Your grocer can supply you. ant Cousins had ever been known to tells his experience with it in these found us creeping along in the dark, body can toll unless the new manner fall in love before. Is so distinctly the mode that nobody words: A man doesn't often get away after his uncertain of what we might conic gagement Is “announced. ” I was on sick leave at the time this "Dodd ’s Kidney Pills have done upon, but when the rays of the early dares to talk as he or she may feel. was happening, but I heard It all. more for my rheumatism and kidney sun came to our aid a disappointment Of course, nobody believes that these CHICAGO with somewhat exaggerated details, trouble than anything else I have ever HAMLINS WIZARD OIL was in store for us. We discerned remarks nnd admirations are really The house that tells the truth. when I rejoined, and the odd part of used. There is more virtue in them K-----to our l ight, hut not all the noise genuine. There is merely a new style SPRAINS J BRUISES the business appeared to he that both which Is luckily a little pleasanter in than in any other medicine and I will r of the cavalry, nor the rumbling of ALL DRUGGISTS •> F L L IT If afflicted with apparently saw through the girl they its results than Its predecessor. Carp­ always highly recommend them to all (ore eyes, uie | Thompson ’s Eyo Water worshiped! horse batteries awoke the apparently of my friends. ” sleeping Dervish camp. ing, fault finding and criticism are not The elder man had been heard re­ likely to be heard soon In society and 10 YEARS PROVES We were unopposed. A Grand Duke’s Costume. linking the younger for his foolishness to be bored now is also hopelessly out THE MERITS OF By all accounts Grand Duke Boris In allowing himself to be played with The reason was soon forthcoming. of date. These qualities are distinct ­ DOWNS’ ELIXIR was a spectacular feature of the nDODCV NEW DISCOVERY: glvea by the heartless coquette, and the Wa was mysterious, to say the least. Carious Royal Custom*. user. cure, either with or without Ihe pa­ faced Hafir. It was nearly 7 o ’clock plaids, a lemon-colored shirt, and sil­ ssootient's knowledgei 600 nnd *1. Table* At dances they vied with each other Henry. Jo/mton I.nrd. Prop,, Hurltnfflon. Vt In the domains of , says the ver gray tie; tan shoes, a white and form nlao. Uuaranteed * ‘by nil druggists.' WriteWrl tn obtaining the greatest number from before we opened fire on tlie Der­ OR. H. C. KEITH. 7 811 Monroe St., Toledo, Ohio. vishes, but It wns not till later In the London Tattler, the rigid observance tan belt, fastened by a showy gold ♦he younger Miss Finlay. At picnics of ancient customs is not altogether day, till the lead came splashing at buckle, and a white straw hat trim­ they outdid each other to the heat of without its humorous aspect. In the regular intervals into the water to our med with light blue. A Jeweled snake, SEA SHELLS! their abilities In carrying tempting Spanish court It Is the custom on the 25 Shell* by mail for 88 Cent* with engraved Hat. right, rattling Ilk*> hall against the curled in three glittering coils, form ­ Send (tamp*. It would cost you CSOO to travel around riishes to Miss Maudle, in seeing after birth of a royal infant to place the off ­ tbe world and get this collection of beautiful shells. gunboats, and bullets came flying ed his ring, and the much written Shell*, cat eye*, gold wire for making wire Jewelry,, her comfort In every possible way. spring of royalty upon a silver tray through the air. that I chanced to about bracelet was in evidence when­ tools, etc., for beginner* Send for list. Canvasser* Neither of them entered for the and thus tender the child to its father, wanted lor large abowy shells. come upon the “Inseparables.” I saw ever he gesticulated with his left J. F. POWELL, WAUKE6AN, ILLINOIS. "Thread and Needle Race” at the who exclaims, “It Is a Prince,” or them standing side by side, their faces arm. sports because Maudle could not be Princess, as Hie case may be. In turned to the enemy. Suddenly, ns I partner to them both. Russia the Czar, when going out for n Mother Oruy's Sweat I'owder* for Children looked, young Cousins sprang forward And all this whilp Monica wns prac­ drive, must on no account permit any Successfully used by Mother Grey, nuree and threw his senior on the ground Is the Children's Home In New York. Cures IX INVESTMENT tically left to herself, not that the en ­ one to know beforehand what road he Tha Preferred Stock of tha with the force which he hurled him­ Feverishness. Bsd Stomach. Teething Dis­ Does Ibis tire regiment behaved ns Idiotically ns intends to take; ns the drive pro ­ self upon him, nnd then—the most orders more and regulate the Bowels and the “Inseparables,” but because Mon ­ gresses the driver is directed where tragic event of the day —Reggie Cou ­ Destroy Worms. Over SO.OOU testimonials. ica. quite early In the game, gave the to go. In both the Russian and Aus­ At all druggists, V> cents. Sample FREE. Ad ­ Mean you' W.L. Douglas s<5r others to understand she did not re­ sins rolled over mortally wounded at dress Allen S. Olmsted. LcKoy, New York our feet! trian courts no dish must be placed a Capital Stock, $2,000,000. quire their attentions. The fellows second time at the roynl table, even 81,000,000 Preferred Stock. chaffed me, saying It was only on ac­ Quick ns lighting I turned. Just In The men who skim the milk of hu­ though It had not been touched the man kindness curdle the cream with their S i ,000,000 Common Sioolu- count of my age that she tolerated my the nick of time. first time It wns served. Our own hands. presence so graciously, that no onp The Dervish soldier who had crept court Is freer than any other from Shares, $ IOO each. Sold at Par. would think if she was seen about with unaware upon us. half hidden In the such customs, which are usually re­ To Cure a Cold In One day. Only Prefnrrcd Slock offered for rlo. a mnn old enough te be her father. long grass, had turned his weapon Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All W. L. Douglas retain! all Common Stool. tained at the sacrifice of common druggists refund money if it fails to cure. 2.V. Are You Afflicted With The Preferred Stock of the W. 1. Douglas Shoe Com- About the time that we received our upon me. pany pays heller than Savings Bunk* 01 Hovel _____ sense. The sound common sense Frequent Headaches? Bonds. Lvery dollar of stock offeredodeiol the public hvn marching orders I noticed that Monica But I wns.boforc him. They who will not be their brothers’ behind It more il.au ..dollar's which is ns characteristic of King A sever* hesdache l< • sure wsrnine that worth of act tml carets. W. l_ had become rather paler than usual, I take n sort of grim satisfaction In Edward as It was of Ills mother has geepers are willing to be their executors. the ftamach f« deranged — a hire »ign of Douglas continue* to own chronicling the event In those few Indigestion, lire* of kidney dliotder. one-tmlt of the business, arxl naturally I wondered at it and whether always been opposed to antiquated 1st., remain the at-ure Ikm .l our move to Egypt bad anything to do words. Had I stayed a moment long ­ No one would ever be bothered with con ­ of the concern. ceremonials at court. stipation If evory one knew how naturally Dr. Caldwell's This hirstnr-.s is not nn un ­ with It. Then one day I saw Rlount er nothing could have prevented me | and quickly Burdock Blood Bitters regu- developed prosper-!. It l« r* (Lustivs) demonstrated dividend pay. looking at her; Monica's face was half from cutting the dead body of Cous ­ Rockefeller Dislikes Automobile*. I iates the stomach and bowels. er. Tl.lt Is Ihe lurgcsl business In the world producing Men'* turned from him, and the view he bad ins ’ murderer to a thousand pieces. John D. Rockefeller dislikes automo ­ Syrup Pepsin iloodre.ir Welt (Hund Sewed The devil is willing that you should be Process) shoe*, and has al- of it wns perfect, I felt sure. I kuew With Blount ’s help I got the young biles, ami, with a view of preventing railed the driver so long as he holds the hte undoubtedly restored more bad (torn. wnvt tiern Immenwly profit ­ reins. Schs to ■ healthy cieiditl n than any other able. There ha* not been %. her profile so well and could fancy any fellow to the rear, nnd. once In safety, them from trespassing on liis vast do ­ specific kauwn. Joe and Jroo Lotties. year In Ihe pant twelve when man ’s heart l»elng stirred by Its stooped to see what could he done for ihe bnnlne.n hat. not earned main, called Boxwood, at Foeantico Mrs. Wln*lotr*s Soothing Syrup.' In netirul css!, much irror* beauty; for all that I was puzzled by him. The Captain knelt with his face Hills, he has erected signs on his prop ­ For children teething, (often* the gum*, reduce* In­ ASK YOUR DRUGGIST &£!,7K j than the amount necessary flammation, allay* pain, cure* wind oollc. Uo * bottle. doee'itt.write ti« for free Maniple and an Imter- Jho pay 7 per cent annual ihe look In Blount ’s eyes nnd his lips burled in both his hands, down which ettiaf book, ’’The Story of a Traveling Mia." •lock of *1 onc ooo. erty ordering automobile owners to The annual hnslnes* now Is $6 rcoooo, .. .* Iru-Teastng were set in a hard straight Hue across the blood was trickling. He had re­ keep off his land. The signs bear PEPSIN SYRUP COMPANY. MmtlceUo, 10. very rapidly, and will equal t7.ao ore for the year HOC What a great amount of foolishness Is The factory is now turning net *»0u pair* of *hn.<* per Lis teeth. Then, for one brief mo ­ ceived a wound ns we lifted the boy these words: “Automobiles are not al­ clothed in the guise of “entertaining! ” day. and an addition to Ihe pl*nt I* nelng built wind., will Increase the capacity to lo.ono pair* per day. ment Monica lifted her sad gray eyes to carry him away. I did not realize lowed on these grounds. ” Mr. Rocke ­ The reason I ain offering ill* Preferred Slock for salw <•1 his. and —be sighed. The next —she how bad and serious a one It was. Cure* croup, sore throat, pulmonary trou ­ U to perpetuate th* hndneaa. feller has fifty miles of private drive ­ ble*. —Monarch over pain of any sort. Dr. If you vlsh to Invest In th* beat shoe bnstness In the was gone, and Reggie Couslna slipped Cousins opened his eyes and bis lips world, which I* permanent, and rsorlvs 7 per cent oa ways on his estate, many of which Thomas’ Eclertric Oil. yonr money, you can purchase on* *h*r* or more In this ■is arm through that of his friend, moved. great business. Send money l both laughed. The laagb I hia chum. “I—I wanted —to save—your the millionaire ’s horses were fright­ Prosperous giving full Information abont this great. “d "Sra -sizr* thought a nervous one. . life. Hare—I—failed T* ened by the machines, and this made No trouble to get breakfast quick If you bays Soon after that we sailed. His voice was terribly weak. him decide to shut out automobile Mrs. Austin's Pancake flour. The campaign of 18U — was the flrat Blount owners from his Watchmen W. N. U.—DSTROIT—NO. 43-100^ wap sobbing in a heart-bro­ lands. A woman does not care how warm Iter active service young Cousins bsd ever ken fashion. _. are employed to enforce the roles. - dress reaDy la. If It looks cooL When answering Mt please menllon (hit Joseph Parks and son Roy have re­ turned to East Jordan after spending a few weeks with friends and relatives with typhoid fever. in town. Maud Hall went to Ovid Thursday Charlie Andrews, of Flint, is spend­ to visit her parents, returning Mon ­ real estate security . ing a few days with his mother. Mrs. From Our Correspondent. day morning to the Beach. Poland, and daughter, Mrs. Warren Miss Agnes Pike attended the J. J. Wood celebrated his birthday OFFICERS: VanAmburgh. teachers’ association at St. Johns last Oct. 19, together with his son ’s which J. Baldwin , Pres. P.K.Walbworth ,Prea Mrs. Malvina Bullard, of St. Johns, Saturday. occurs on the same day, and bis daugh ­ (T, orsets G. Pcnmrll . V-Prw. R. O.Drztbk . Asst.Tree is spending the week with friends and Mrs. Gertrude Pearce visited her ter’s which occurred the following day, relatives in town and also having some parents in North Olive last Saturday. ,with his son Fred at Lansing. THE LOCAL MARKETS. repairs made on her home. Wm. C. Lank ton had'a handsome A party of four gentleman from Mrs. Isadore Sage and daughters are monument erected in Dewitt cemetery Lansing spent the first three days of Are different from all other corsets $m. Johns elevators open at 7 a. m.ana now cosily settled in their new home last week on bis lot. this week at the Beach hunting and not only in superiority of design but in o ose at 6 p. m. fishing. A fine black bass weighing in the western part of the village. Mrs. Sprague, of New York state, the superior excellence of their manu ­ St. Johns . Mich., October 83, looa. Joseph Kasper, of Ionia, has been five pounds was caught by one of the The following are the prices paid in cash visited her cousins, John and Reuben party facture. for produoe In this market: spending the past few days with Brink, last week. Wheat, white...... ® 89 friends and relatives in town. Several from around here attended A cordial invitation is extended to Wheat, red ...... - u ttu Fred Townsend, of Ionia, has been the wedding of Miss Minnie Lanz in the public to attend the farewell THE FLEXIBONE Oats...... <& 30 spending the past few days with pary at the Beach Friday evening, Clover 8eed ...... 5 00 & 8 00 Lansing Wednesday evening, Oct. 15. Oct. 31. All who have heard Huff­ Aioike ...... 8 00 a 7 00 friends and relatives in town. Varney Pearce and wife, Fred From which the corset takes its Hay, new...... 7 00 © 8 00 Mrs. Wm. Buidick, of Lebanon, man ’s orchestra, of Lansing, appre­ Beans ...... I 90 it 2 10 Oberry, of Olive, Ed. Smith and wife, ciate the fact that first-class, up to name, Is distinctly an exclusive feature, Barley...... 1 00 ® l 10 called on friends in town Tuesday. of Middlebury, Mrs. Martha Knapp Rye...... - 42 date music will be furnished. Caller, in the production of which not only Corn. ear...-...... 30 35 Miss Katie Carrow, of Lebanon, and Mrs. Ada Yanz and son Raymond, CharlesCole, of St. Johns. Floor man­ Potatoes, ...... & 44 called on Miss Lucy Wood Tuesday of Riley, visited Mrs. M. J. Smith in ager, Frauk Baumgardner. Bill for natural but chemical science lias been Butter...... 0RTH EAGLE. spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loehr, of Westphalia. George Lehman. So much for a good M. Hill, of South Haven, spent Sun ­ MOULDED CORSETS. From Our Correspondent. cause. day at the home of his niece, Mrs. Mr. Stanley has returned from Lan­ Wm. Smith and Sheriff Schavey, of Jessie Jones. E. Howe and wife visited Glenn sing where lie has been engaged In St. Johns, were iiere on business last Fred Ruby, of Bath, spent several Instead of being automatically shaped over fixed forms, t.he FLEXI­ Patrick Sunday. work during the past few weeks. week. days last week, the guest of Bessie Miss Emma Bennett, of Lansing, is Henry Altvater is inproving the Partlow. BONE MOULDED CORSET is built upon scientific lines , visiting her sister. Zada Munger. looks or his house by putting a new Our hunters around here remind us wall under it. of their season by their noise in the Miss Libbie Palmer, of Lansing, was W. S. Hazen and wife, B. Suther­ forest, whether tliey come home load ­ the guest of her niece, Miss Jessie which mould the irregularities of form into graceful shape and land and wife, J. Ray and wife, Eisie Little Gladys Altvater is quite ill ed with game or not. Jones the fore part of this week. McCormick and Frank, Will and Leon with cholera infantum. Mat Stump is engaged moving the Hiram Jones is building a tenant beauty; instead of being rigid, fixed and unyielding, there is a Howe attended the fair at Charlotte Mrs. Alice Magner lias returned last week. barn lately purchased to his lot south house. plasticity in the FLEXIBONE MOULDED CORSET which lollows from Grand Rapids, whore she lias of the street known as Cook and Ben­ Levi Partlow was in St. Johns the been spending the past few weeks. ner street. latter part of last week and the first of the movements of the body while firmly holding the natural The Happiest. Woman Mrs. Wm. Bibby and children, Jim­ Supervisor Bengal is attending the this. contour. Is the hardworking one. The best mie and Agnes, spent a few days of meeting of the board of supervisors at Miss Bessie Partlow is learning satisfaction comes of service perform ­ last week with friends in town. St. Johns this week. dressmaking trade near Westphalia. ed. Only it is necessary to keep Mrs. It. Martin spent Saturday and Messrs. Otto Rush, August Voss and School was closed last week Friday S THE FLEXIBONE MOULDED CORSET tire bowels regular and the organs Sunday with Mr. Warren Sturgis and Chas. Ritter, of Detroit, spent a few in Fract’l district No. 2 and 5 Eagle active. There's nothing like Dr. wife, of Shepardsville. days in town last week. and Oneida on account of tiie teacher’s King ’s New Life Pills for that. They Mrs. Charles Ileller spent Tuesday F. J. Wohlfert lias purchased a line Mftociatloo held ill St. Johns last Fri­ Is strong just where strengtli is needed. It is yielding just render service gently, yet thoroughly. witli her uncle, Hiram Ocobock, of electric regulator and placed it iu his day and Saturday. where pliability is required. It moulds, it fits, it holds with a de ­ 25c, at Fildew & Mill man ’s drug store. Bengal. repair shop at tills place. So we Mrs. Edward Case has been quite Westpbaliaites do not have to go lightful firmness and comfort, which once enjoyed will never be re­ WEST RILEY. sick this last week, but is some better away from home to get the correct POMONA NOTICE linquished by a woman. at this writing. time or to have our watches regulated From Our Correspondent. Mrs. Hattie Gadt the Misses Lena properly. Clinton county Pomona met with Essex Grange Wednesday Oct. 15. FLEXIBONE MOULDED CORSETS are sold by T. H. Spicer visited Mulliken Tues­ Fox and Hattie and Agues Sage spent J. Stump (our landlord) is out dig The day was fine and the attendance day on business. Tuesday \tith friends in St. Johns. ging his potatoes on his farm this was fair, considering tiie busy season. Russell Hill has moved to Newaygo Mrs. Richard Iiavens is quite sick week. All who failed to attend missed a county. at this writiug. John Bast and F. J. Wohlfert were splendid meeting. As usual Essex Roy Bennett has harvested over 80 Misses Agues and Mamie Long, Mrs. in Portland on business yesterday. Patrons were up and doing. It did not NOBLE BURNETT, bushels of potatoes from his small C. B. Shackleton and Emerson Led- A number from here are expecting need the words of welcome spoken by farm. dick attended the teachers association to attend the wedding at Fred Mrs. Jetora Anderson, master of Essex ST. JOHNS, niCHIGAN. Mrs. Aggie Miller received a check at St. Johns'Saturday. Sehrocder ’s in Riley tommorrow. His Grange, to tell us we were welcome. last week for 91,000 from the A. O. G. Mr. Michael Henning and wife and daughter Mary will take Christ Ros- We knew the moment we entered tiie as payment in full of the policy held children, near St. Johns, spent Sun ­ sow by the hand in Riley. They are hall that we were thrice welcome. day with Mathias Gross and family. both well respected young people of The friendly hand clasp and the tables bv lur late husband, Arthur 11. Riley. loaded with choice edibles of which Miller. Mrs. Charles Piggott, of Lebanon, chicken pie formed no small part. called on Mrs. J. T. Wood and Mrs. The program was well carried out Driven to Desperation. Mary Henry Saturday. From the Portland Review. and much that was good added to it. Living at an out of the way place, Jas. Davern was here Tuesday. School Com. Theo. II. Townsend was remote from civilization, a family is Worst of All Experience*; there and as usual was full of good Can anything be w-orsc than to feel Dr. J. II. Snoddy was in town Satur­ ’CAUSE. often driven to desperation in case of day. thoughts which he is noted for along For th at accident, resulting in Burns, Cuts, that every minute may be your last? educational lines. Wounds. Ulcers, etc. Lay in a supply Such was the experience of Mrs. S. H. Robt. Kolp and Bernard Fedewa Principal Wetzel of Maple Rapids of Bucklen ’s Arnica Salve. It’s tlie Newson, Decatur, Ala. “For three were in Portland Friday. high school, dismissed his school and best on cartli. 25c, at Fildew & Mill- years” she writes, *T endured insuffer ­ Tom Manning and Matt Feinisspent accompanied by li is pupils attended Millionaire man's drug store. able pain from indigestion, stomach Sunday in St. Johns. theGrange in the afternoon and help­ and bowel trouble when doctors and Dr. Julius Scboeuith and F. Wohl­ ed in tiie program. % all remedies failed. At length I was fert were in Portland on business Fri­ Tiie sad feature of the day was tiie Feeling RILEY CENTER, induced to try Electric Bitters and day. reading of a letter received by Hon. the result was miraculous. 1 improv­ F. W. Redfern from tin* daughters of wear garments From Our Correspondent. ed ot once and now I’m completely re­ Tiie wedding dance given by Jake Simon last Tuesday was well attended. Mrs. Mary Slier wo>d Hinds of Stanton, made-to-order Apple picking, is nearly finished covered. For Liver, Kidney, Stomach stating that their mother departed by : : : s : in this vicinity. and Jlowel troubles Electric Bitters is Tiie marriage of Wm. Leik to Miss this life Oct,. 3, 1902, after a few hours the only medicine. Only 50c. It’s Serepena Schafer was announced Sun ­ illness. This was sad news, as many Mrs. Viola Pratt returned toiler guaranteed by Fildew & Millman, day. home in Petoskey after spending a Clinton Co. Patrons knew sister druggists. A. A. Chick, of the Iroquois Cigar Hinds, having met her at tiie State Strauss Bros. few months witli her son, I. C. Pratt. Co., of Flint, was in town Friday on "America’s Leading Tailors, ” August Martens and family spent Grange. The Grange passed resolu ­ SOUTH OVID. business. tions or sorrow for the bereaved fam­ Chicago Sunday with Charles Martens and The dance given for the benefit of ily. family. From Our Correspondent. Geo Lehman proved a fall success, A vote of thanks was given Prin. Good clothes contribute much to happi­ Mr. August .lustrum and wife were Born, to Mr. and Mrs. II. Rennie, realizing about $40 for liiqj. Wetzel and pupils, also Maple Rapids ness. Yon gain the point in Strauss Bros. ’ callers at his father’s, Lewis Jastrum, Tuesday, Oct. 14, 1902, a son. Supervisor Bcngel has been attend ­ Grange, for their assistance and hospi­ made garments. They are made scientifically Sunday, tality. Little Lloyd Hettinger is still on ing tiie session of the board of Super­ to your oxa.ct me&iure by highly skilled A. Hildreth and wife and Ruth the gain. visors at St. Johns. Send in your ac­ Pomona will not meet with Dewitt Landers, were callers at E. Pingel ’s Mrs. M. L. Waters came home Sun ­ count. Grange until after the National tailors in clean, sanitary shops. Bvery detail Sunday. Grange. from first to last given the minutest attention, the day after spending 15 weeks visiting A party of friends of Chas. Ileyer M rs. C. L. Pearce Lect. Mrs. Emma Bennett, after spending friends at Walled Lake, Ann Arbor, gave him a surprise Fridaj evening, it result being garments distinctly above the ordisary & few days with her brother. I. C. Chelsea and Perry. being his 35th birthday. A fine time Clinton county Pomona will hold a and absolutely satisfactory. You will wonder Pratt, returned to her home in Man- Mr. Neller and family, of near De- was reported. special meeting at Olive Grange hall, celona Friday. how it can be done at the low prices quoted. Call and see Witt, visited his brother, John, and A potato brought to the writer last Wednesday evening, Nov. 5, for the our line of 500 samples of choicest new woolens. Miss Jennie Jastrum spent Saturday family here Sunday. week by Frank Hulnagel weighed 3 purpose of conferring tiie 5tli degree with her grandmother, Mrs. John II. Perry, of Perry, visited at R. G. pounds. It is quite a potato and it upon all who wish to take tiie higher Pi ngel* Waters’ Sunday. seems too bad now to go back to tiie degrees at the National Grange which E. Munson and wife visited at J. old kind. will convene in Lansing. Nov. 12—20. Wilson Bros. Stkitns’ Striking Evidence. We hope many from eacli Grange in Chatham’s Sunday. Wm. Schavey, sheriff and Wm. Clinton county will take advantage of EFFECT* Fresh testimony in great numbers Frank Taft has commenced work on Smith, prosecuting attorney, passed this meeting and prepare the National constantly coming in, declaring Dr. his new barn. through town tiie other day on their Grange Patrons. This may be tiie last IviQg's New Discovery for Consump ­ Mrs. Francis Ferguson, of Grand way to Eagle. opportunity you will have of attend ­ tion,Coughs and Colds to be unequalcd. Rapids, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Anthony Volmer was in Portland ing tiie National Grange so close to A recent expression from T. J. Mc- H. Rennie. on business Monday. home. Farlan, Benton ville, Va. serves as Little Margery Desprez is much Joe Mueller has bought a new Mc­ Mrs. C. L. Pearce Lecturer. Wanted. example. He writes: ‘T iiad Bronch­ Cormick corn busker. itis for three years and doctored all better. A trustworthy gentleman or lady in ! the time without being benefited. Lula Shaver was home Saturday Michael Spitzley was in Pewamo (1. II. Noted. each county to manage business for an i Then I began taking Dr. King's New and Sunday. Monday on business. Services next Sunday : Bengal, 10:510 old established house of solid financial Discovery, and a few bottles wholly Michael Mangerich. of Chicago, a. m.; Bingham, 2:30 p. m. Tbe Ben­ standing. A straight, bona fide week-1 cured me. Equally effective in curing EAGLE. visited friends and relatives recently. gal Ladies ’ Aid will serve a chicken- ly cash salary of $18.00 paid by check all Lung and Throat troubles, Con ­ Dr. Caspar Droste spent a few days pie social at the home of Mr. and Mrs. eacli Wednesday witli all expenses sumption, Pneumonia and Grip. From Portland Itevlew. with his brother here. He has a fine Mark Georgia on Friday evening, Oct. direct from headquarters. Money ad-: Guaranteed by Fildew & Millman, George Newsome is entertaining his 31. All invited. vanccd for expenses. Manager. 340 practice in Grand Rapids. The Bengal Union Aid Society will Caxton Bldg., Chicago. 44-10 druggists. Trial bottles free, regular daughter, Mrs. Smith, from Battle Emil Sclioenlth, brother of Dr. ize 50c, and $1.00. Creek. meet with Mrs. A. E. Harper Wednes ­ Schoenith, who has been spending a day of next week. The public is cor­ I Mrs. M. E. Palmer, of Lansing, was few months here for his health, left dially invited. SOUTH RILEY. in town the first of the week. for his home in Detroit Sunday, feel­ Soft Mrs. Alma McCrumb left Saturday ing much better. Curd of Thanks. From Our Correspondent. for Perrinton, where she will visit Messrs. Anthony and August Broeg- We desire through this medium to express James Armstrong did bush ess in Rev. Kenyon and wife for a few days. er. of Grand Rapids, brothers of Rev. our heartfelt thanks to those who so kindly Lansing Wednesday. Mrs. Van Antwerp was re-elected f J. Broegger, our pastor, spent a few assisted us during the sickness and death of Harness A Girl’s Experience. _ president of the Ladies Aid Society at days witli him recently. They are in our la-loved daughter Bertha; and to those My daughter's nerves were terribly oat of Geo. Hudson, of Portland, was a Ton can make your har­ order. She was thin and weak; tbe least caller at John Grinold ’s Wednesday. the annual meeting last Eriday. the grocery business in Grand Rapids. who furnished the beautiful floral offerings, ness u soft aa a glovs noise startled her, and she was wakeful at Everyone is invited to attend the Messrs. Chas Ritter, Aug. Voss and and also to the choir. and aa touch aa wire by night. Before she had taken one package Clyde Becker, wife and little MR AND MUM. JAMES HUIGUS. using EUREKA Har. of Uelery King the change In her was so daughter Blanche, of Stirling, Ohio, pumpkin pie social at the residence of Otto Rusch, of Detroit, spent a few Rmi Oil. You can great that she could hardly be taken for the days here with friends. Mr. Ritter is •- .gt hen Its life—make It are visiting at the home of Mrs. Beck­ Orlando Dravenstatt, near the Monroe I last twice aa long aa It same girl. She Is rapidly growing well and school house, to-night, Oct. 21. in the wholesale liquor business, Mr. An Act of Economy. strong, her complexion Is perfect, and she er's brother, Alfred Lance. i ordinarily would. sleeps well every night—Mrs. Lucy McNutt. Eagle came near having a disastrous Voss is proprietor of the Wabash At the Tuesday morning session of Brush Valiev, Fa. During a recent wind storm a straw hotel, while Mr. Rusch is state agent stack blew over onto a cow belonging fire last Wednesday, but which result­ the board of supervisors the question Celery King cures Constipation, Nerves ed in comparatively little damage, for the Germania Life Insurance Co., of telephones in the court house was Stomach. Liver apd Kidney diseases. 4 , to Elim Cutler and killed it and badly of N. Y. injured another. thanks to our water tank and the given special attention. Owing to EUREKA timely aid of some of our merchants. Miss May Hengesbach, daughter of the recent advance in the price of all- Riley Reed, wife and son Harry spent Albert Russell had built up a brisk Mr. and Mrs. John Hengesbach, left, night and all-day service and the use Harness On Don ’t Be Fooleoi Sunday at the home of Walter Saxton Monday, for Fort Wayne, Ind.. where Of 270 phones instead ef only 00 in the Taka tbs genuine, original in Watertown. tire in the room back of the meat mar­ make* a poor looking bar- ket and upstairs where Mrs. Burrough she will join the Poor Sisters of Jesus day time as heretofore, from $12 to $18 nest like new. Made of ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA a year, the board ordered the phone pure, heavy bodied oil, ea- Alfred Lance, wife and daughter lives (who was away from home) an Christ. She will be 19 years old tiie paciallr prepared to with­ Made oaly by Madison HUM- Merle, C. O. Becker, wife and daugh ­ ironing board which stood near the 27th of this month and will thus de ­ In the office of the sheriff, register of stand tbe weather. cine Ce., Modi ton, Wls. If ter Blanche, D. D. Lance and A. A stove pipe caught fire and soon spread vote the better part of her life to deeds, treasurer and commissioner Sold everywhere keep# you well. Our trade Walker and wife, of Bingham, were of schools taken out. which will save In cans —all sixes. mark cut on each package. to other clothing and also to the wood Christian charity. About 23 years ago Price, cents. Never sold guests at the home of Willis Walker work. The noise was beard below and her aunt, Miss Gertrude Bohr, Join ­ to the county the handsome sum of In bulk. Accept no aubett- and wife, of Olive, Sunday. when the door was broken open the ed the same convent. ,$72 a year. Matie tj STANDARD OIL CO. iNee.-eonxTtti.tt tuts. Ask your druggist.