The Ingham County News

VOL LII. MASON. MICH.. THURSDAY. JULY 21. 1910. NO. 29

At Thorburn's Grocery Pt Mason Jars complete, doz..45e Qt Mason Jars, complete 50c IEVEREH'S 2-qt Mason Jars complete 65c 1 ^CashCroCash Grocerc y Pt Economy Jars, with caps...90c Ti'y my Cow Comfort, sometliiiiff to Qt Economy Jars, with caps $1.10 keup oil' Hies, also for horses, (iOc |,'al. 2-qtEconomyJars,with baps 1.30 I luive tlic sp'rayers also. Screw Caps for Mason Jars....20c I have LliG CiiolcKi and Uoiip Keme- cdies for chickens,, Guaranteed to Caps for Economy Jars 20c cure. Heavy Fruit Jar Rubbers 8c <.,)uart and Pint Cans, rcHfiilar price. 25 lbs Moss Rose Flour 75c •_';•) lbs. Moss lloso Flour ^lic 25 lbs Lily White Flour 75c LT) lbs. Best Flour Voc 25 lbs Best Flour.fancy patent 75c ^\'•e have'Salt I'oric, lloast licuf. Corn ' iieuf, Hricd lieef, Hacon. 25 lbs Snow Flake Flour ..75c 'Prv inv ColVec at 25c and };ct a nice 25 lbs Henkle's Bread Flour,..80c .l,)i,sh. 25 lbs Gold Coin Flour 80c Jic sure and got a ticket on the dishes, 25 lbs Gold Medal Flotir 90c 'V2 |)iecc sets. 5 lb sack Graham Flour 15c Gf 0. H. LEVERETT. 5 lb sack Corn Meal 13c ttlllll I'llOIICS, 25 lbs H. & E. Gran. Sugar $r48 Leader Condensed Milk, can..10c Raisins, per package 8c A. & H. Soda, paciiage 5c Kntiii'uil III, Mil! I'osi, OIlliK!, MiiHOii, German Sweet Chocolate, pkg 7c ii..sBecuncl-cla,ss iniiUor. Last of united Slates (wooden war vessels, the Portsmoutb. is to go out ot active service and may become a mtiseum or bo Shredded Wheat Biscuit, pkg 12c silicd Every Tliui'Stlay by News Snapshots s^ll As ou unk, Arthur T, Hartley, president of Vale u.ilverslty. has beet. i.sUed by President Taft to head comni Ueo Toasted Corn Flakes, pkg ...9c J^. L. K;OSHI. v cl" wi it vestl«nte ••wiitereil" stocl' Issues .of railroads. C,225 feet, the record for high llyins. was made by Aviator Wal- 2 pkgs Post Toasties r25c Of the Week e A iroolcins at Atlantic City, t'ountains, lire hose and hydrants play important parts h. hot «:eather scenes In New York, 3 oansCorn, Peas, Tomatoes, From an unceasing round of pleasure to the. hard worU entailed In the duties of an active odlcial of tlie New YorlJ Central lines Is the change W. li. Van- Succotash, Hominy, Sauer Ono Your, $1.00; six monlhi 60 cenli; Ihres Women garment workers struck in New York. Kraut 25c tnonlhs 35 centi. derbilt, Jr., has taiceu. Ucuenil Leonard Wood conmienced ills duties us chief of staff of United States army. ADVERTISING RATES. Ounulvoi'MsliiKnitos iimdu Uiiowii iitolllco. NICWS IN llltllCV .1. L. Cross has purchased 80 acres Training Class tliis year Kradtnted 17 IlusliKjss mints $1 ii lliiu pm-yisar. oil'the Alijcrt Butler farm, just west studenliS, Tliestandinj! of tiicir work llusiiiL'Ss liioiilsflvu cunts |)ui' lliiociicli and Kodalccrj' of ill kinds at Loiifjyear being lil^li clii.ss indeed. iiviM'y Insiii'linn' Uros.' of the city limits. BAKING IMiiniiiKu, birth and deatli notices freu. The receipts and disbur.seincnts for Kcsolutlons of ruspuct' card of tlianlcs, Wells i:{eckwith is clerkiiiK; in At Brown's shoe sr.ore everyihing is lac. live cunts a lino,- sold at cost to reduce his stock, to the year have been as follows; WILL BE RESUMED Whiting's grocery. !jet out of business, -' * $12,000 Voted To Be Raised '•' IlKOKIl'l'S Business Cards. All ladies' $2.50 and l}2.00 tan ox If your jjlasses are broken jjfo to 0. By Taxation. MniKiy on Imnil .tiily 11, IflO!) Sa.-in? -13 fords $1.08 at P. \V. Webb's. ! Uee'd from primary selinol liilurosl.... 3,012 00 ATTOIINHY. vS, Bush, tlie optician. Jlecan grind CLIPPErS BAKERY Tiie work of sprinklini,'tlic streets the most compound lens on short Itcc'd n-nin eiiiiiiiiuiiceinonl c.xoi-oises., 10 15 11, MCAKTIUJU, Attorney ill Iiaw, Mii- notice. * Koi-i!l(,'ii tiiiiloii oir. ;i7 ij. son, iMIcli. with oil is in progress this week. Dlsuluttax 8,1121)1'.' THURSDAY, JULY 21 Abe lleedy has again rented the VERY LIGHT ATTENDANCE T(!in|ini-ai-y loiiii ,'l,8,50 oo ENHMOHJi;, K. A„ attorney at law, Ma Q. L. Pe6k, collections and insur When we expect fo have our fu|l D son, Midi, ance. Office over Farmers baivk. ! Blakcly whortleberry marsh .south- .Sliiie-Uomity Normal '2,(m 00 line of Baked Goods. cast of town and is gathering the liiKliain county (orNoi-niat ' 21111 no ],l''ill5n ALI,RN, biiwyor, Otllco wltli A cement lloor lias been built in Kroiii laboratory. (i DO A County Olorlc, Mason, tlio basenieiit at Clipper's bakery tliis crop. MDraiy fiiiul 101 20 Two New ItlciiilicrN KIcvlcil on the A, BERGMAN, AT'l'OiiNI^.Y ANOOOUN- week'. Quite a heavy frost is reported to A. SHIiOU AT liAW, Mason, Mlcli, lloitrd ol' Udiivuitloiit Total rc'culiils $20,075 77 Koy Adams lias purcha,sed '10 acres have visited several localities ^near DIHIIUIISH.MKNTS A Word of Appreciation 171 S. AVEltY, attorney III law, Kooins ilolKls 82,500 (0 111. HM-rwi, lloillstor mic. LanslnK. Midi, just west of town from tlie Albert ! here Last Monday night. It seemed to 'I'o Friends and Patrons; touch only low spots, and several beet Iiitt-rust oil hoiiils lilH 25 l-AWrON T. llliltlANS. Butler estate. Tt'iniiomi-y loan ' 6,000 Ui Since three years ago, when L re \ TTORNKYANnOOUNSELOUAT IJAW Tlic amuial tri-county fanners' pic (lelds and consideraiile corn was in The adjourned school meet'lng of IiitorfHt on tinnpoiai-y loan i:i5 20 entered Mason business circles, you iX. OIlicH ovor.li'irstStiito and SiivlnKS banlt, jured. District No. 1, Mason and Vevay was Siipfrlntt'iK'.enl 1,100 to have remained friendly by giving me Mason, Midi, nic will-be hold at Ij'ine lake on Satur a share af your patronage. To say If you value your eyes have them- held at tlie higli school room last NoiiiiiU luiicliiir.., 720 00 day, August (). l.aily teacliui'.4,.,. (!,125 (10 that it is appreciated is to put mildly Oil. JO»J. S. IIAWLICV. properly litted at once. W. C. Morse, Monday evening. • .luiiltor!) Alfi 17 wnat I feel. In the meantime I have DENTIST, At Brown's shoe store everything optometrist, at Culver's. , * There were thirteen persons pres Coal K)0 70 acquired as fresh and appeti/.ing a I'orniorly Madclnac Isliiml and St. iRniico is sold at cost to reduce liis stock, to Mrs. Walter J. Ilasse of Lansing Giiaolliio .- 15a (lO line of groceries as any in the city. successor to Dr. Spiiuldlni; and Dr. Însloy. go out of business. * ent. one day last week bathed her lace InclilunlaU 507 1)1 Having adopted the policy of buying Lawroucu Illock. David Burgess lias commenced the The meeting was called to order by in small quantities, and buying often, with diluded carbolic acid by mistake. the president ot the board, J. N. Thor- Ulirary, care ut 111 OU PlIVililOIANS. remodeling of liis residence property Library bookn, blniHiiK :)2 10 it is possible to keep the stock up to She,intended to use camphor, and on west Asli stfeet. burn. Mliicolluiieoiiii - , 4G8 10 the highest standard. At the same ll. AhEXANDEK, l'liy,slcl!in and Sur^ discovered her error instantly, but The secretary, Dr. F. E. Thomas, time good dairy butter and fresh ir Flannnpau'au's dniarmK That watch of yours has needs just Total dUbunamonts Sia,23ii 02 R, goon, onico over too late to prevent painful results. read his annual report whicli was up eggs are my specialties. -Use eitlier store. "Kosldbnco opposite BaptisItt church as you liave. Now is tlie time to have Lest ono teuclief s order unpaid.... 45 CO phone. omcohouraSlolOii.m, i lb 4 and T to 10 p. m Fortunately the acid was not strong on vote accepted, and adopted except I.e» conl order unpaid 38 72 It made riglit, at Culver's. * BALLAUD, llomcopiiihlo Pliy- enough to remove the skin, but it as to the amount recommended to be $10,151 30 ALBERT L. VANDERCOQK. U siilclac n and HurKOon, Dlseiisos of Kyo, The twelfth Michigan infantry will Kar, Noso and Throat a! specialty. OIHco caused slight burns. raised by taxation. Money OU Imiid 1,623 !)7 hold its annual-regimental reunion at la Near block. lioursSto a, in,, S toTiand7 Tan oxfords are worn this year After some discussion of the item of Total, IncludlnK money on Imnd $-20,075 77 to 1) p, ui, Ciiarlotte September 14 and 15. R. C. Dart, loans, real estate, col everywhere. You can get them at temporary loan, it was voted to raise ESTIMATKI) UKHOUllCRS lections. Lawrence Block, Mason. rvK. KUANK E.THOMAS. PHYSICIAN and Percy Foler of Wlieatfield wasin^ P. W. Webb's. ! $12,000 by direct tax. It is thought Amount oii hand Si,523 07 U surgeon. Olllcoover Wobb & Whitman's Primary 3,000 00 clbtblnK store. Wanlod> jured one day last week by a kick Late Tuesday afternoon Max, tlie this amount would take care of the Stiue-Normal , .- 1,000 00 OlIAS. «. JENKINS, 91, ». from a horse. The blow struck him little tliree-year-old son of Mri and expenses, pay the temporary loan, and Every person in Ingham county County—Normal .-. .... 2(1000^ to try a sack of "Best" flour, at ilAOTIOE limited to disoiiseii ot Eye, Ear, just above the right knee. ' Mrs. Guy Strickland, living on F leave a balance of about $500 at the fuel oil Imnd 88 00' Noso and Throat. Koonis 'M andf:!04 Mbriiry fund , lOO 00 Mason City Mills. PPrudeu KlocK, LaimUiK, Mich, street, at foot of Oak street, fell into commencement of the school year. If you can not afford to get a Foreign tuition 000 00 new pair of shoes, Rfet the old ones tlie cistern. An elder sister cried to The report is as follows: Curloud Glioico Codwr I'ODIM, l\n. GEO. 0. MOODY. VETERINARY Sur dressed up. We make them look her motlier that baby was in tlie cis To the Electors of School District No, 1 Total estimated reRoiirciis..... 00,511 07 16c, 18e and 20c. U goon, Ofllce and residencocorner A anc KSTTMATKI) DIsitUIlSKMKNTS Ash streets. Muson, Mich, as nice as new. Webb & Law tern, tlien dropped in, herself and of the Totonshipof Vcvay ««(?, City of 23tf Dean & Crossj rence. ! For vonien toiicners ^. S7,l75.po rescued the little fellowynot much tlie Mason, Inyham County, Michigan: Superintendent I.IGO flo ' Fur Sale. I VAitiuEHs* nvrvAL. worse for his bath. / Janitors ; G3u uo •nlRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF ING- When a sulky plow struck a stone Tlie Board of Trustees of School 40' acres timber 3 miles north ofi 1J ham county. Safest, chuiipost,best. For one day last week, Clarence Freer of District No, I of tiie township of Ve Coal .'....'. 000 00 Leslie, 3 miles south of Eden, $40 Information write to P. H, Field, secrotiiry. Owing to the broken water main Gasoline 150 00 an acre. C. C. Rolfe, Mason. t27w2 Mason, A. 1. Uarboi. Presldont, Mason. Of- Aurelius, a lad of 16 years, was thrown the baking room at Clipper's bakery vay, which includes the city of Muson, OURsn-'s eiilary - 60 00 lice oil 3d door o( court house. heavily and sustained the fracture of was flooded to an extent that made submit the following as their annual Expense ot secretary's olllce 25 00 IVuiltud. a collar bone. ''Dr. Seeattended him. work imppssible. But instead of quit report of the condition and progress Care of library, 125 00 Every farmer in Ingham county f\ W. ObAUK. GENERAL AUOTIONEEU, of tlie schools of said district, and an New books '. 20O 00 to bring a igrist to the Mason Ml, Leave orders lit this office or uddross, Jay Sweeney of BunkerhlU pleaded ting Mr. Clipper went to St. Charles Mlsceilaneoiis 750 00 City Mills ana have it ground at DansvlUe, Hell phono 15-4 r. Suttstuctton guilty to the charge of illegal paren antl in the shop of his brother turned account of the moneysVcceived and Bonds i 3,600 00 guaranteed. BoU ubono &03, 114s. Dans- 7c per hundred. tage. He was released on his own out his supply of baked goods and expended during the year and their Interest on bonds and temporary loans, 860 00 vlUo lU, 1 14 s. For Stale al a Hartfalu. - recognisance to appear in court Aug. shipped them to Mason, and custom recuiumendation as to the di«pusilion Insurance ion 00 Temporary loans 2,oao 00 The property known as the 2. An effort is being made to settle thereof. TTURTZ & MURRAY, expert Enttllsh and ers were accommodated as usual. Grading lawn 100 00 Keeler place on west Ash street. JX German auctloiiGiirs, Hatlsfiictton guar- the atf air by marriage. As In oilier years, the progress in Kepuirs and decoralliiK 360 00 Nine-room house, two barns, a untood. Terms rlKht. P. 0. Muson.. Bert Hilliard's driving horse slipped poultry house and yard, four large The residents of this vicinity are at the scliuuls this past year has been Total estimated disbursements $17,755 00 the bridle while hitched- near the eminently satisfactory. A cluss.uf 14 lots, plenty fruit, good.well.and sea as to their classification. We have Less estimated receipts 0,511 07 everything in good repair. House stock yards- yesterday afternoon, and was graduated and work in the grades needed rain for some time, and.show- came up town at a lively clip. In Total to be raised by general tax,....911,243 03 practically as good as new. Very lias been of good character and high fine cellar. Modern' furnace. Can ere have preva,iled all around us. It turning from Maple street onto B Ttie next to take up is the election When You Qo is said the rain falls on the just and standard. It is indeed gralifying to of a short term trustee to lake the be examined by calling first door street the mare slipped and fell, slid note the percentage of young men in east or address E. S. Nivison, Take Along a the unjust. Where do we come in? place of Trustee Dart who iias just 2Sw2 i[ - ' Lansing, Mich. ing several lengtlis upon the pa"e- liie class, there_being an eqiial num The 14-year-old sonjsf Mrs. Balph resigned from this board, having be roent, being easily caught when she ber of young men and young women. . IlooiuN tu llent. \ Hinckley, Boyal Miller, fell from a come a non-resldenti The unexplred| Premo gained her feet. A few bruises the It was, necessary, to make some . Mrs. M. E. Vaughn, east Elm st. 2w load of hay at S. B. Coulston's farm only damage. , term is one year. changes in tiie corps of teachers ftir f «Vaiilod, east of town last Thursday. One - Also a regular term trustee to take the ensuing ycar,'ll being noted that Young men and women' as nurses bone in the left forearm vâs broken Try a pair of Martha WashLng- the place ot Trustee Halstead whose tan comfort shoes if >you want, (Ive of our teachers who .have been upon the insane. Gvod wages and iind the, right wrist badly sprained. term thi.s diiy cxpirc-i. two years' course in training free. atnera ease and, relief to those tired feet. with us some years ha\(^ resigned Dr. Alexander attended the injuries. At Webb & Lawrence's.- 1 .Ile8pectfii11,y submitted. Address, Dr, A. I. Noble, Medical their positions to take up olher work, G. L. Peck was elected as a director Superintendent, .Kalamaxoo, Mich. 4w Qs! Ghas. Peckham of Lansing is again Several parties who have purchased Some changing their vocations yen- for the full term to succe,ed II. O. Hal- ' milch Cuw For Male. - The kind that\loads with the Film in trouble, having secured alcohol on what purported to be crea,mery butter Pack. You open the back and put llrely, and ottiers taking up advanced stead, whose term of ofllce has expired J.)H. Steinljoff. in the pack and it is ready for biz. a doctor's prescription for use on a have complained thtit it was "way oil" work in some, of the institutions of and who Is to remove from the city. ' sprained ankle, bui;'he drank the Lo«t-LoiiK Bl lie Coat \ and could not be used. The parties learning, In their places,: however, R. 0. Dart having removed from 7 3otd Only at. liquor instead and raised a big dis And duster from automobile between iavestigated and found' that it vvas this board think they are fortunate in the district tendered his resignation Leslie and Lansing. Beward to tind turbance. He' must now answer 0 not the product of liie Mason creamery securing a corps of teaciiers well fitted as a member of the board, and L. W. er. Mrs. C. H. Shoemaker, the charge of 'being;a^tlppler, third and deem it but'justice tiiai we state to cotitjnue the iilgh standard of the Mills Jr. was elected to fill the unex 913 Michigan A v. E, Lansing.' LONGYEAR BROS. pfIense.•^/t7 7,,^;v5:;'.v./V:v.•:;,.. the fact?\ Tliey^ also state l hat the '^CllOl•l^. •, .' •'" .-,..' •: '••':'.•, :•;' . .V pired term. ForMale.' KODAK DEALERS Robert ^^Fergusonof* La,nslng arid butter they have since purchased at Tliu fallowing is allstof the teacli- The amount to be raised Is larger Three-year-old heifer with calf by Charles Ferguson who is an uoipilre in the Mason concern was first-class. ers for* the ensuing- year.wlth tliielr than usual, but it .provides for tlie side. Sidney Parker. \ 2()w3 . Bell phone 504 212s. the, American as^lationj. have pur- ..If your watch lies call on us. We positions and snlaries! > ,, payment of $3,500 Iri bonds and the I -" „„^M^—^^M^^l^ I •••••• . chaised a ranch of ^000 acres at Gonza will niiikc itt^li tile truih to a second.' K. A, TicilK«ti,RiiiicrinleiidiBntri...... iy..$illiO 00 temporary.loan. • Oanaor Look Liaten . 626 00 Farmers, TiakelNotice. 3 ; lez, :Mexlcq;MMna;nd i Mrs;; R^ Culver, tlie jeweler;'' , *: KiiiniaA. I'owem.iirliiiilpiil...... i,.'. If your Cyclone, and Windstorm I ,liiu .M.. I'littt, UiiiiiayJiorniiii...... ,..:' mm Insurance isn't all right, just as It,' We will pay '28(j; i,this'vireeicvi^ Ferguson left this week for Mexico A break ,in tlie water, main devel- Cnra McCiirilyyrltil.ltti ii'rHdH niid l.uilu. VlUVflO ' H your money dbea not net you butter fat deliyered.at,the .cream- should be, drop me a card or call Cit and :M^ and fMr8.VCiiarles Ferguson Kdn* K, Uprr; iniilli«niiti|c»,.., .i..,.V.. .f'ui'tu five per cent; seer V; „ / , izens phone 10, llorig, 2 short. This eryln gdod;cOiidltl6ii. ; >': Y v^ êd on B street,last Thursday. >It 22tf H. 0. iPreeland. wlil^ join them iat the closci of l tlite Kilieiyii iirHitti iiuliMim. ,..'....•...••••• • 6llV,l!(i- Is the danger period. Get under cover. :^;.';,;'y':;Ma8on;Creamerjr .Co.; wasdlBcoyered by,the water bubbling' (frtiiiV ,1 ; ; V L. H. Ives| Agentj. ' baMtttirMa«jn;';vv:''':S^ Htili'HO, MiiLenifitii,lilKtory,.,.„:.,'.'.... Up through ilie{•.;,•'.,,/:••;, r; ;/, ;er of; fou^'ciillilJsvAaiv-liJ^J'would: ikfMtf; lijiileiNik^ iniiitloi..; V;v,. J. y...;. M vi;Ml«ii|)ti. V 40acre9. Three miles from clly., ithfejliMS^/ jareakW^ the^trwlit recofd^ fleritlie ^pumps were ktopped/at h6t'keep;nouao'4W,Ith6iit*;WolllBtsr'e MHiirt Mu,VliiiiM«.4tliiHMlBvlrijrHtliii...... ; 47*; oil iNo:bulldlng8;:;-^., ;'•::;: ...•;;V\V:--''-^;-;^,- ''"^'€araorTlianlt«>'^':;! <\^ Bbcky;;•Mouhtalhs:TeJti'^vV^V^•^!?;wwo••,• There- win also be a ball iranie be\l eleven o'clock Friday night tlie water WiiiiilH A.'fnHii.iirli»i»>'y Hiid bl kWle!, tiMm I have a number of houses and lots We desire to thank all who so kind* man,! why^:';iDrive» ;oway; ;Bidtrtei3,i tiKni-tween Howellj_and WUliamsiou for Mn tlib trehcli was removed wlMi, a kilwiaJ. Mii.«Hili; ail Hiiil »l grwlMUj^^^^^ in'clty forsale.rarisfinK'111 price frota ly assisted us in our sad bereavemoiitv hrihgC healthyitn dhaptnlneartd tiw; '•WW'110, «• of «2i.v The.day will be hand pump a'ridtlw break was found llerjiy-iNifkii.^jiMiiV!'' ;$525-to'$2,400./*'^'''''':v;^:-:7'-.''::,';.;:-'^^î:r^K:;,;,:;^: especiallytlie members of the'1.0. C. !whole:.i;famllyi?gsl|;;f|9'^>the'pr6ria?ii- !tuîlHi!:- .'•l"t>. w : )'.;; Mrs; Chjwrlbtt© .Comuni; INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, JULY 21, 1910 When Gen. Grant Whittled at ArnMipffrsswe SCENE: a Battle's Height. rri- ^ Tribute of Pastor; RUIMII, at Albart SIATE NEWS NOTES Published at Mason every Thursday By 13. 'J. Edwards. Hall to Lata King Edward. . raornlnijby This story oT when Gen. Ulyssps [From tho Leeds yorkshiro Poit.] Michigan Mattcra of Interest A. L. ROSE. Si Grant whittled at the real crises Pastor Russell of Brooklyn Taberna . Cohdeniod For Busy Readers. ot his first great battle in Virginia cle, the great Ainoricnn preacher, who MICHIGAN NEEDS A CHASE was told to me by the late Gen, Is now on a tour in tills country, pref aced his rcuinrks tu a huj^c niidlcncc OSBORN. George II, Sharpo, who, in the last years of the • cu'il war, was a In the Albert hull last uight with'the Tlie liiKliiim County ?Tews believes member of Ooij, George H.Meade's following: The I.ca^'ue of Mlcl;isan Munlcli)al- itlos will meet at Laii£,ins Sept. 1.1, 15 Hi wisest; and most expedient I'roiii a staff. Later I received unexpect "In Germany 1 learned of the death CABINET SALE and IG. republican point ol'view to nominate ed confirmation of the anecdote ot your ostoomod nionMrch,' Edward Cliase S. Osbom of the Soo as the from two sources, Gen. Alexander VJI. 1 roali'/.cil that not your nation Tho work ot cloaniug tlio Raisin riv parly's caiulldato for Kovernor. only, but all Cbristundom, bad lost er along its courae thrcugh Adrian S. Webb and U, S. Grant Jr. an unobtrusive but wise counselor, a has been begun. with Chase Osborn at the head of "Wo all know now," prefaced power for peace and good will among The Sanitary Churn Mauufacturing THATS A HUMMER the tieUct,, republican success, not Gen. .Shariie, "that Grant's .roai men. I take this opportunity to ex only for the head of tlie ticket, but conipany has organized at NortliviUo A Sale that Will Allow You to Own One purpose at the battle ot the Wil press to this great audience my sym and comrhenced business. for county ollluials, members of the derness, about which my story I'e- pathy, which, I assure you, is shared of These Very Useful and Beautiful legislature and members of coiigress, Mallotlia Jarvis, si.\ly-llvo years old, lates, was to let it be known in (jy the groat majority of my American a veteran oC the civil war, was found Articles for About Half the is assured, While we liavc nothing the North that he intended to countrymen. My ' Urst thought was dead in a hotel at Marshalltown, la, but the kindliest fceliiiff toward Mr. hang on to Gen, Lee's army until that out of respect for the illustrlbus Usual Cost. Kellcj, with popular sentiment so dead, his family and the nation this Fifteen hundred Seventh Day Ad- he captured M. You surely must ventists •will bold a camp meeting at Some time agfo the {jrcat McDouffnll factory was stronijly a},'ainst the Warner adminis remember how greatly the coun service should bo postponed, but my second thought was to the contrary. Battle Creek, beginning Aug. 18 and entirely destroyed by fire. In a biff warehouse near tration his nomination would mean try was thrilled with his dispatch lasting ten days. a hard, |fruellin(j contest with from the battlefield to President Surely at no more fitting hour could by was stored a larjje stock of finished Kitchen Cab we consider 'the great hereafter.' Tho Kalamazoo school census this reduced majorities all alontf the line Lincoln: 'I propose to fight it oiu year shows an Increase of 419, the to inets ready for the market. Of course, in such an and possibly democratic success in on this line if it takes all ,6um- There Is, thank God, a hereafter for kings as well as peasants. Royal tal number of students attending pub emergency, this company wanted money badly in or many lower peninsula counties. Two mer.' mourncr.s and a mourning nation need lic scliools being 8,354. ' der to rebuild, and, of course, the quickest and best "Well, years ago 75,000 republicans, because "Well, .one of the very critical a message from God's word particu Curfew will be sounded at 8'.30 way to get it was to offer their goods at sacrifice of this anti-administration sentiment- periods of that battle—I might larly now, and, since no more rcpre- o'clock and all children under four w^^ split their ticket. Only the fact that say its crisis—occurred on the sec- sentativo audience will probably as teen years will be expected to be at prides. Our proposition to buy one whole carload it was presidential year saved the ond day. May 6, 18G4, when Gen. semble In this capital of tho empire, I their respective homes, after Oct. 1, mf4 for cash brought us values such as were nbver known republican party from defeat. The Early was Ivurled in vigorous at- have a suggestion to 6ffer, which I in Northvllle. before, and this great lot of beautiful Kitchen Cab prcscnt is an olT year, sentiment I tack against the Union right wing, trust win have your approval. It Is that before otCerlng prayer wo show R. A. Ward, .aged fifteen, of Tem inets is here waiti g for you, marked at most ridicu against the administration is still in { then in command of Gen. Sedg- perance was struck and instantly lous prices, because wc bought theiii that,way our sympathy for the royal family in killed by a pas.senger train on the tiicairin many localaties, and many i wick, who met his death thre:- their boroavement by standing," regard the nomination of Mr. Kelley I days later while planting some Michigan Central in West Toledo If vou want one of these wonderful labor savers After about a minute, while silent :is a contiiniancc of the adminstra- guns in an advanced position ac Tho board of directors of the Mich (and every home should have one), don't under any prayer was offered, Pastor Unssoll of igan Dairjmien's association met at ^^jQ,^ spott.sylvania. At the lieight of circumstances let this opportunity slip away from Chase Osborn has a splendid record, this attack , I know that Gen, fered prayer generally and recinestcd Bay City and decided to hold the state tho groat audience to sing one verso without spot or blemish. Jlewasan Meade was greatly disturbed lest convention in that city Feb, 22, 23 and you. There are Kitchen Cabinets of every desirable of "Nearer, My God, to Thee," The Vernon E. Lantz,, the young man size and style, and the values are far greater than active lieutenant and supporter of Lee should turn our righ flank. whole scene was very Impressive. Jla/eu S. IMngrce. lie is a strong. That done, in all probability, w,e charged with burglary of a Saginaw you will sec again for many a day. rorccful, fearless and independent should have been driven back ov- store, waived examination and was IN SCOTLAND. bound over to the circuit court, ball Mother needs a Cabinet the worst way. It will man. lie has the personality, tlie or the Rapidan, and the country being fixed at $5,0,00. dignity, the ability and the courage j would have said it wa.s a case of make her hard work easy. It will save her miles of The American Preacher's Address In A large man was run over by a to make an executive of whom the 1 ^^"H ûn, Chancollorsvillo and City Hall, Glasgow. train three miles south of Grayling, travel, for she'll have a j-)lacc for everything, and whole Slate would be proud. Ills .Fredericksburg over again. [From tlio Glasgow Herald.] and was instantly killed. In liis pock m everything is within her easy reach while she is "Wc wore .standing In a little Pastor C. T, Itussoll of Now York nomination would Insure a .solid, un wore standing In et was found a time book with the working in the kitchen. ' group around • Meade, observing addressed a crowded meeting in tho initials "R, L. A." in'it. broken front on election day. U city ball, Glasgow, yesterday ovonlng. would mean the old-time rciuiblican his anxiety, when, casually .turix; Ulysses S. Green of Nuncia was in You, can buy her one now at a price so low and lug my eyes toward.s tho jilacp As clinirraan of the International Bible majority of 80,000 to "100,000. 11 would Students' association ho Is at present stantly killed, being overcoiine by the on terms so easy that there is no possible excuse for whore I had soon Gen. Grant mean tiie election of a solid republi engaged In n Euroi\oan tour for the heat and falling on the third rail oC going without. can delegation in congress, a solid standing some time Iwfore, 1 purpose of explaining tho doctrines of the Grand Raplds-Muskegon Interur- republican legislature and republican failed to locate him. However, I tho Bible in a scries of discourses ban, which electrocuted him. Don't neglect this chance come right over and county olllcials all over Michigan, did SCO a soldier sitting under a which take tho form of religions lec Mrs. Ellen .Tenson, living a mile make your selection. We'll pay the freight to your tures. Sluco leaving America bo has As governor, Chase Osborn would tree and whittling a stick. I south of Sheridan, was instantly killed thought that was a curious at conducted meetings in tho Holy Land by a horse. She was unhitching the home and when once there you wouldn't part with it bring to the discharge of his duties, and the principal continental cities, niiimal when it became iramanageable, for ten times the cost if you could not get another. remarkable abilities, staunch courage titude for a soldier to take and I looked again. Then, for the and in tho course of his present visit knocking her down and stepping on and high ideals. Tie would be indebt> to this country, which ho has toured her. ^ cd to no machine, obligated to no first time, I saw that the man in on four previous occasions, ho has ad question was Gen. Grant. You While delivering timber in the Rob special interests. He would be his dressed two meetings in tho Albert ert Gage coal mine No. 5, at AubiU'n, own and Michigan's own man. know at tjiat time our eastern of hall, London, where his eloquence and ficers were not as fa'miliar with convincing style of preaching have at William Western, a mule drlvei-, was Iviiowing as we do of the widespread caught between two cars, receiving hia peculiarities as we became tracted large audiences. In the city feeling throughout Inghani county hall last night Mr. Russell's subject internal injuries and a broken arm. GALLUP&LEWIS that a thorough house-cleaning' is later. This was the first battle we He may recover. had been in with him. was "Tho Overthrow of Satan's Em needed in several state departments, pire." This evening he will lecture In Herman Cook, a well-to-do fanner JACKSON we feel conlident that the republicans "There sat the great general, Dundee, and tomorrow he will appear living near preenviUo, was dragged to of Ingham county will on Sept. (i next actually whittling on a p'ieco of la Edinburgh. On leaving Scotland ho death in a field back of his house, by cast the majority ot their ballots for pine, and apparently perfectly un will cross to Ireland, where be will a team of horses. He became tangled "Chase Osborn and a New Deal." concerned as to the outcome of the visit Belfast and Dublin. in th« lines when th* animals started attack on Sedgwick or the for to run away. , The Circuit Judgeship. tunes of battle anywhere e>!e Crushed beneath the wheels of an along our front. I think Meade al YACHT FOR GOSPEL WORK. automobile, GeorKe.Bdgocomb, propri IF YOU ARE A COFFEE LOVER The entrance of Charles W. Nichols etor of a Flint mesaenger service, was so must have observed Grant's ap Paster Rusiall to Work'Among Sailors of Lansing Into the race for the nomi parent indiference, for at last he probably fatally injured! Edgecomb CHASE & SANBORN'S nation ot circuit Judge ratlier compli In tho Port. wias riding a blcrole at the time. The approached him, and the rest'ôf [From the New Vork American, June i, cates matters in this county. At the chauffeur did not stop. \ HIGH GRADE us went with Meade. As we 1910.1 Each Sunday in July time wlien the appointment of a neared the tree', I noticed that Pastor Russell, president of the Pec- Fearing that he was going Insane, COFFEES AND TEA$ judge to till the position created by .pics Pulpit Association, was yesterday William Shier, a prominent stock reis Returning same day Grant wore no uniform which er of Marlette, shot himself through the legislature was in question, Mr. would distinguish his rank. He had presented, for Christian mission work, —TO— Nichols and Mr. Charles B. Colling- the fully equipped and seaworthy the heart witli a rifle. His wife did on a private's^ blouse and thick not hear the shot and found him wood were the leading candidates for boots and, so far as I could see, Angel, a naphtha and sailing yacht. Will Win the appointment. It was then the She is about 125 feet over nil, has seat dead on the floor when she went to Jackson, 45c wore no stars. > ing capacity In dining saloon for seyen- his room. general feeling that whoever received "He looked up as Meade came Train leaves 10:13 a< ni. the appointment would be entitled to ty persons and Is prepared for main Bad Axe is engaged in an effort to Your Heart within speaking distance and deck meetings lu fair weather. roise ^15,000 for the addition to the nomination for the short term. waited patiently tor the latter to As indicated by Pastor Russell in his hospital. Of that sum $9,000 will be SOLD ONLY BY Nothing contrary to this sentiment speak. I did not catch exactly acceptance of the vessel, unique work raised in Bad Axe and the remaining Lansing, - 25c has been' expressed until the last' what Meade said,'but I know its will bo undertaken in New York har $6,000 In the county. The sum of week, when Mr. Nicliols made his an purport, Meaê intimating to bor. It is said tho meetings on board $4,000 of the 19,000 has already been p. J. Greve Owosso, - 65c nouncement as a candidate for the Grant that he was very apprehen the Angel will be advertised from day raised. . nomination. to day, stating hof moorings as well as Frank Crane of Rush township fell Mason, Mich. sive tlrat Lee was turning our the language of the speaker. Thus all Saginaw, $1.40 Mr. Collingwood received the ap right, and it seemed to him that from a mower when one of his horses •who desire may keep in touch with became entangled In a rein and the pointment from the governor and has re-intorcements should be sent to this witness of the "gospel of glad tid filled the otllce in a way that has team backed up. Ho was caught In Bay City, $1.40 Sedgwick. ings to ail nations." a wheel, badly bruised and seriously Special train leaves 7:34 a. m. called forth the approbation of the "Grant stopped whittling, with "Fortunately, my friends, this gift is people, -Not a single criticism has hurt internally before others In tlie FARMERS' BANK the knife blade buried halt way not wholly a surprise to me," said Pas field readied him. been voiced as to his administration down the wood. ' don't believe it, tor Russellln accepting It. "I had Oldest State Bank In Intrham For Particulars consult ticket agents of the olllce." He has "made good," Intimations and was In touch with County, he said, slowly, quietly and very Dealers Interested In Big Auto Show. and his many friends deem it but jus some of you respecting the Angel. MICHIGAN JHEWTML decisively. Then he began whit- Nevertheless I.nra at a loss for fitting Detroit, Mich., July 13.—There is tice that he receive the nomination, tlinî again. i being great Interest shown by the De which must come at the county con words wherewith to express my appi-e- CAPITAL, $50,000. "Gen. Meade and the vest of us clatloii of your I6ving zeal In following troit auto dealers in the plans tor.tho vention, as the primary law makes no drew off a few paces, and after a a suggestion I* dropped respecting the coriiing state fair automobile show. L. B. MoARTHUR, - President Michigan United Railways Co. provision tliat covers the civse. minute or two Meade repeated his soul needs of the sailors of all nation This exhibition will be one ot tho first J. K. ELMEE, Vice President TiriE TABLE The NQWS' has riaqght but good anxiety to Grant, who once more alities visiting this great port. ' in the country where the 1911 models can be-shown. Manager Walter R. A. J. HALL, • - Cashier SOUTil BOUND' words to say of the character and stopped shaving down the piece "Let me, then, briefly say I accept A. G. LYON, . Assistant Cashiei ability of Mr.Nlohois, but as he was your gift, not In my'own name, but In Wilmot has called a meeting of the Liraited-a. m. 7:21 8:30 ,10;3G of pine just long enough toi repeat Detroit dealei's, at which spaces for a like candidate with Judge Colling in the same . quiet, determined the name of the Peoples Pulpit Asso •pi in. 12:30 2:30 ; 4:36 wood for the appointment,- we cannot ciation—as its ti'ust;ee, if' you please. the show will be drawn. There will be Three per cent, interest paid on say Local-a.m. *5:55 7:45 9:45'll;45 way: 'I don't believe it' nearly 70,000 feet of space avallabl* lugs deposits. Money, to loan. help feel|nglie^should abide by the May the Angel always pnd In every, Call and see us. . p.m. 1:45 3:45 5:27 6:57 "But despite this assur.nnco language sound for'th the praises of for show purposes, and there will be, result, aiid, the, expressed sentiment from our commander we still stood in addition to the.automobile and ac 8:27 9:57 11:25 the God of all.grace! N NORTHBOUND at. the .time the appointment was around apprehensively.ând Grant cessory firms, liberal space devoted to Directors—J. K. Elmer, A. J. Hall made. Also, that In view of the rec electrical appliances, motor boats and Geo. M. Hoyt, A. L. Rose, L. B. Me Limited—a m. 7:42 9:16 11:16 finally noticing bur.. doubt, ap Arthur, A. I. Barbeip, C. W. Olarlt p. m. 1:16 3:16 5:16 ord lie has made, Judge Colllngwdod parently added, a few words to PASTOR RUSSELL RETURNS. motor cycles. The decorations will be 0. J. Dakin; should-be allowed to fill the position uniform throughout, and no pains will Local - a. m. *6:19''8:25 10:25 • his stock sentence as he whittled ; A Two; Mastsd Sehoohop Praiontod to p. m. 12:25 2:25 4:25 5:56 for atjleast the short term. ' away. 'Don't worry about our be spared to make this the greatest '.',.. Him For Rtllgibi)(a Work. . motor exhibition' ever witnessed in 7:26 8:56 10:26 11:49 right,'' he said, for Sedgwicjc is *Except Sunday. Air others dally. United States senators are elected [From the Brooklyn Eagle, Juno 3, ino.]. Detroit.'- there. No'one will be able to. turn M. K. CASIPBELL, F.W.BBOWK, by the 8^t«,legl8latures/^^^^T^ Among, the passengers Who arrived him I hoboidy can get by him. 'Be- •n the Xusltanla this imomtng: was the :J , Agent. Gen.'Fb. & Pass. , prlrDaryelectlbnlaW, however,; gives State Land Values Up. .|Ajit., Jackson. sldea, Lee can't afford to send re- Bev; C. ,T. Russell; pastor of the Br6ok- the people t^ chance to dei;iot|E! their Lansing,' Mich., July 18.—StatlitlcS ehforcements from other parts 'of; lyn Tabernjicle. His arrlvarwas await .OVER 68 YCARt* choice. Thi^resultIs^tTbliiaihgup- compiled by the! land commission show ENCC • his army :to{ Ills left.; Don't wor-i ed by a number of friends, who pre- on the legislature, but It ought to.^l^ rented liim.;wltb a two masted Bchooh- that the values, of lands sold by-the •ry/jSeiitlbmen.f•;••.,'••• ;:',-;;/'•''•;/' .-•'•••ir'f department In the last seyen years'haa and i)i would doubtless iwitjMvery^ eir for tnlsisionary,work about: the bar- ., ;:"I 'could ?see that Glen.' Meatfe steadily InCTeased, During the last six heaithy for the Tepreseni^lyes^^ I i was riot at all convinced, that' hie- ;bdr.:'v ••;,::/:'.;:;;•,:•' ;v::V;:.'::'-;v::'.',<-^ •;;;; •::,:y:/ mwths ' iS0,3(S0i44 aicresv were sold for regard tlia voice dt-^ pebplejv:i The iâai; In fact, begihnitig! tevlbsc!;; h'is .'Thescbooner'tbatwais given Pastor 1106,523.23; as 'against 235,133.74 acres, What They WUlpo for j Vou Jactibh;of igenaiior Julius;p;'Burr^ ftemper-iryou^ Rnssell .vwas right, on the ;jbb as thie wUch, in 1907, sold for $216,018.66,' * and Conjgressraani Charles jTdwnM Lusltahla .;;began v^rplDg^ in; i.E^ They will cureyour backaehei .^_ MARKS ^temperedjmani'VBut'-^^ tHe twb cindi(dates;fpr ithe'iiBpwbncan' oneimdstfbt the. sailing vessel iitpi^^^ Btrengthen your kidneys, corii CoPvniaHTS 4o. (ciirredif anfiiexbaordiiiary: iric liother wis/stning ,nh ehprinbusr^ '.•.';->''Man|«b':'Kllls •'Guard.: ';;• •• ':;.!•„ Anrona.tendlnt • iketoh and 4eaerlnUon nkr ' nqmlria^lbn,|cieais it^^ :SI(*la^Mlolui(Jidyf^ jrect urinary irregularlties^build qiuoklr Moertain o^r oiiinlon (r«ajrhetlier an: ^;An|^fti(eM'|;^r6d^^ ot;banting:.;;beaHrigVthei .worts"^ liiTentlon la probablrpaleiirabta,.Coinniunl(!V'' Each has'dcclared that he will abide giiard atthe nuth sldr asyliim itor the: vl^; the worn biit^ tlssuesi Ian Uoniitrlotif aaiilldent(al.';HANDBdfll( on Pateuta.' • <^r«mti,'fM4;:rtli«i;:;^neict :• moini^t?was ÂB«iEJ,'';^hM;,6elng tbeinam^^^ leiitfree,,oldeit agenorfof aeouflhiMiatenta. :. •#!;tiw/r(ml1;;iWîtrie^ ;4Mlaptog;;;tHaphe':hadLthe- srafti rB(Blq\^';vyn8 a righjreadlng^*^^ criintnal' Inoane, ;|w eliminate .^fhe:^'. excess /uric;; < ;aei^ ' Patanta taketi' tfiruaali, Hunn s-Co. lacatve' Llmnate\immedJ Bui-lie; and died ;^ •pielal notice, without clinrge, in tu. •W^3& ri?pwtlngj'ior;:8iedg\^ .ts Love," and .a third sign with, a re- •that claisesi^rheumati^ HAVriVKRANOAITHMA Ugl6uB^'!i«dinqn|tlon'' fon0wed.,#,:i;: 5 jj'jsfly .^ ettMt9;of a blow, on. tlie b^^^ Bring discomfort; and misery to '«»'ilTOtt:wlnd(>w;ivelghti\^!^"^ vent Bright's Disease and Dia.' A handaomalf .UlDitraladjraektW.'i I.anaat CIN- ... M>^^nl^lpB;'<>f;f'Ms!v^trlp^;ibrql^ oulaUon o( anr aolentlilo'lnurniil.' > Toriiia, |1 a ^ v Russell .said be 'expected that within ]^8rte8i'-ii«iij'.|^ yenrt (aurniontM|lta Saidbirulnewiilmlen., 'v Ave ye'arii,Jews would begin returning .,^>";:;'ttreol«lnt;rFllM;\at^brtrtilt.v:S'\:.: •)êngti^^||f;Rii{^ !5^:>D«troltii|Micfe;-^;^guly;^ ° congestion' fti-the head tnd' throat to Wlestlne'to make.that country their For sale ,by W.' M. McCrosaen and Jiw»r»«««wrNeWiiQrk and~is toothing knd hajdisig; None; lotiOS V:8tM WaahlDf ton. 0. r ..•(

INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, JULY 21, 1910

Little Wllma Hale, aêd 8 years, ; who had been sick so long, died Frl- OSGUR ERBSLOEH. Weak Throat—Weak Lungs ' day evening at 10 o'clock. The funer al was hold at the home of her grand Cold after cold; cough after cough! Troubled with this parents, H. Covert and wife, Sunday taking-cold habit? Better break it up. We have great at 2 o'clock, Rev. Miller of Stock- Hot Weather Goods! confidence in Ayer's Cherry Pectoral ifor this work. No bridge olliclatlng. medicine like it for weak throats and weak lungs. Ask .Tames Field, who spent part'of the winter here with relatives, died at JUST at this particular time we want to call w your doctor for his opinion. He knows all about it. Grace Hospital, Detroit, Thursday, your attention to our fine line of Soft Shirts. W His approval is valuable. Follow his advice at all times. The remains wore taken to Manclies- No alcohol in this cough medicine. T-C-^yer Co.,Loioeii.Mass.ter fo r burial. No . matter what your wants may be we ^ Alwayskccpa good laxative in thchousc. Talteadoscwiicn yotircold first comes on. What n. IT. Field was in .Tackson Monday are satisfied that our stock will meet your f Is tlic best laxative for this? Ayer's Pills. Ask your doctor his opinion. Let him decide. on business. most exacting demands. Price .is always a FOLEY'S KIDNEY PILLS HAVE CURiD ME The above ia a C|uotation from Strong factor in the ^^^ selection of anyline of •^ a letter written toy II, 'M. Winkler, goods, quality con- Jf^ sidered. To verify our ¥ Evanaville, Ind, "I contracted a severe case of kidney trouble. My claims for close sell- '^ ing we ask only an op- back cave out tind pained 'me. I CORRESPONDENCE seemed to have lost all strength ortunity to show you what we have. But f and ambition; was bntlierecl With perhaps it's a Straw Hat you want. The sea Items Gathered by NEWS Staff about the County dizzy spells, my lieaxl would swim and speeks,float before my eyes. son is just in its prime, and our selection of T I took Foley's Kidney Pills vc[r\\- T larly and am 'noW'perfectly well up-to-date styles is most complete. Cool v.; imd 'feel like a now 'man. Foley's f Kidney Pills have cured .mo." VV Underwear is a prime necessity these hot days. We f • West Munith. visiting at W. F. Patrick's a few days. M McCrosae- ' n and 'Longyear Bros, W M!r, J'crry lias returned liome from have the kinds that fit well and wear well. Neck 'I'iic Ladies' t,aiil(l ol'Clirisbchurcli tlic Ami Arbor liospital, Town Line. wear in all tne modish styles and colors; Collars, f m(!l. irriday al'r.eniooii at, Cowin},''s .Icnnie Coal of Lansing,spent a few f },n'ovc, ii'luasaiit lake, A picnic luncili- .luly, 18, 1i)10, Handkerchiefs, Socks in endless variety. days last week in tiliis place, eon was served. f .lames Dunn and family spent a few; Cliancy Shafer and family of A mir- liorii Friday, .Tiily JO, t.o iMr. and f days at Paltccson lalce recently. ila:i , Te.xas, are visiting Jlrs, Siiafcr's IÎrs. K, Alaycr, a daughter. parents, Sam F.rovvn and wife, Mi,ss story of Wolverine visited W. Mrs. IMciiard Wiiilltig oC .Tacicson HARRY E. NEELY F. i'atrick and family over Sunday. Harry and Berllia Benedict o' was a t,nicst ol'her parents, Mr. and ,lanct Busoli of Detroit spent Sun- Arlington, AVasliington, are spending jMrs. !.). A. Cronian, Satjiirday. sometime witli their aunt, Mrs, Geo. I day in this place. Mrs. Helen Lovell of .laclcson is vi.s- Button. Mr. Munsori and family spent Sun :il,in^,f at, the home of her broLhcr, Mr. Wygant of Williamston has day in Williamston. Frank Cllhhins. just completed a rock well on tlie I Mr. and Mrs. Patrick and Mr. and Mrs. Kate I^lorriam of Spokane, farnlof^lrs Sarah Wilson. ' Mrs. Little attended the Elks' con- AVashinfflon, is visiting iicr parents, Miss Rachael Slicrman of Perry is a Building I vcntion at Detroit last week. Mr. and Mrs. I'. 1). AVestern. guest of her sister, Mrs, Bcrtlia l.Uit- Salt I Mr. and Mrs. VanOrder have rc- eOlNfi TO BUILD? Mrs. XellOlncy visited lier sister, lon, , turned liome after spending sonic ]\rrs. Frank Giljliins, Sunday. Frank iloback and wife and .Tohn Those that Intend co build will find every- ' time at Patterson lake. In Llie clecLrica! storm of last week Hasbrook and wife spent Sunday at that they need In our yard. ! l\r. and Mrs. iloss of Batavia, N. Y. the house on tlio Gene JIaclntec I*arl( lalce. ;iare visiting her father, who is ill. BALLOON BURSTS Call and Let Us Figure farm, now owncci by Mrs. Howard, Chas. PiOback lias sold his place to : Mr, Fraser and dauglitcr are spend with you on your bill. It will be to your ad was considerably damaged by liglit- Mrs, Ida Lcacli and will move to East ing a short time at tlioir cottage on vantage to do so. We have the stock to back iiin"-. Lansing. WHILE IN MID-AIR Patterson lake, Kosc Tliompson, who has been help-' our argument and correctly priced. ' - TW/O IN ONE i\Irs. Smltli and Emma lOurliani Dr. Bell's Anti-Pain 'is both an ing lier sister, M rs. F,' H, Woodworth, CEDAR POSTS, CHOICE SHINGLES, internal and external remedy. It were in Detroit a few days last week. returned to her home in Holt Friday. Erbsloeti and Four Gompaniglis HIGH GRADE PORTLAND CEMENT. ia an antiseptic remedy and dc- Mrs, Burns of Perry was tlic guest M, E, Osborne spent Sunday witli stroy.s disease germs. Sold ev of her daughter, Mrs, Fislier, Sunday, erywhere on a positive guaran friends in Mason, Dashed to Earth and Killed. tee. Fred Taylor was in Detroit one day Leon Cole of Lansing spent Sunday Doors C. p. MICKELSON Windows last week, Octagon Nelgliborhooa. with his aunt, Mrs, George Howarth, A WRETCHED MISTAKE l\lrs. Elmer Stroiie of Mason visited to endure the itchiiig, painful di.s- A PAIN REMEDY Lelchlingon, Rhenish Prussia, (Spe treas of-piles, Tliore's no need to. lier sister, Mrs. .1', P, Eaton and fami Both internal and external ia cial),—Oscar Krbslooli, tliu German Listen! "I suffered much from needed daily by almost every fam aeronaut, and foiu' companions were ly part of last week, piles," writes-Will A. Marsh, of Si- ily. Keep a bottle of Dr. Bell's IMrs. A. F, llawcsand son, ^fr, Rad Icr City, Jf. C„ '"till I got a ;box Anti-Pain. C'rood for all 'kinds of killed when the dirlgil)le lialloou Rrb- Sunday Excursions ford, liavo returned from Toledo of Bucklcn'a Arnica Salve, and was bowell troubles. Externally for sloeh burst at a helglit of several Inin- soon cured," Burns, Boils, Ulcers, cuts, burns, sprains and all pains. where they iiavc been visiting her Fever Sores, Eczema, Outs, Chap Strongly antiseptic. Sold every dred feet and dropped to tiie Cartli a AT son, ,lohn Jladford, ped Hands, Chilblains, vanish be where. . cnimpled mass. .1 ay Eaton lost a good horse Tucs- fore it, 25c at Longyear Bros'. The craft was of the non-rigid type, Real Estate Transfers. LOW FARES .lohn Beall and wife are entertain Aurellus. 176 feet in length and 33 feet In dla- m. speed of 28 1-2 miles an hour. To Certain Points surprised Saturday evening, wlien she Seattle visited Mrs, Eunice Stratton IT, Thoman to r. IT, Dougherty and returned from a ride and found a few over Sunday, The war dejKirtmcnt recently pu^ wife part of lotl, blkl, Kempf addi cliased one of Erbsloeh's balloons. ON THE of her neiglibors and relat/ives gath Mrs, Bernle Hunter visited her par lansinp, $800. Tb« cause of the ac<;ident is a mat ered at her homo to remind her of her ents in .Tackson last week, Dora L. Gower to E. P. Kinney, lot ter of conjecture, but it is believed 4-tth birthday. Vern Hill and wife of Lansing were 3, bik C, Gower'sadd, LansinK,.!ii400. that the bursting of the bag was duo Pearl Kolb entertained company called heme Saturday by the death of Dora L. Gower to E. P. Kinney, lot to the expansion of gas by the warm Michigan Central. from Lansing Sunday. their little cousin. (I, bIk A, Gower's add, Lansinj,', $400. BunAhine. Chester Twitchell and wife were Lloyd Slaght and family of Jackson The' wreckage fell so heavily that This is a Picture W. E. Marling et al. to May Taylor, the gondola was broken to bits and Good Bolni? and returninpr only on : visitors at Chas. Holmes' Sunday. are spending a few days with tlie WôiSi rds of blk «, Bush, Butler & family of his father, Levi Slaght. the motor burled In the ground. The of Baking Day Sunday, date of sale, on regular trains MAKING LIFE SAFER Sparrow's add, Lansing,' $2200. victims were frightfully torn. scheduled to reach original starting Everywhere life is being made Morgan Sanders and wife of Mason ' J. W. Potter and wife to W. J. point on return trip at or prior to more safe through the work of Dr. are spending a few days at P..W. Erbsloeh won the international bal Dancer lot ;t8, ' manufacturers' add, loon race In St. Louis, In 1907. If you use BEST floUP inidnight of date of sale. King's New Life Pills in constipa Sanders'. tion, biliousness, dyspepsia, indi Lansing, $,'182. It makes the lightest, sweetest gestion, liver troubles, kidney dis P. W. Sanders and wife and Carl J. E. Harvey and wife to II. C- ASK THE AGENT Grinnell attended the show at Lansing BIG PRIZE FOR AVIATORS. bread, the flakiest pie crust and eases and bowel disorders. They're Teel and wife, E ^ of lot 1, blk 2, most toothsome cake you ever ate easy, hut sure, and perfectly build Tuesday. , Park Place add, Lansing, $2500. For complete information. up the health. 2.5c at Longyear Mrs. M. C. Cady jr., from near Mas $30,000 Will Be Awarded Per Flight j Bros'. 1 Laura A. Harvey to J. II. Mobrcs, Between New York and St. Louis. Try it on next baking day and on visited her mother, Mrs. Phllllp,s, E4 of lot 11, blkl, Park Place add, realize the truth of the picture ' Etchells Corners. several days last weelf. New York (Special).—Tlie New Lansing, .$i;i00. York World contained the ollicial an- Elder Miller and daughter Rena Forty pounds given in exchange Miss Vera Austin of Argentine vis- F, A. Wall and wife to Wm, Hitch npmucement of the pi'lze which it and for a bushel of wheat . of Stockbridge called on friends liere cock and wife, S 40 ft. of W ^ of lot the St. IJOUIS Post-Dispatch will give $5 RECIPE j ited at Ernest Bartlett's the first of Saturday apd Sunday. the week. " i), blk 2, Bush, Butler & Sparrow's for. a flight between New York and Feed grinding 7c per hundred. THAT CURES WEU MEN Herb. Hale of Lansing was home add, Lansing, $750. St. Louis. The announcement states: Bert Hanna and family spent Sun over Sunday. day at C. A. Hunt's. \ F. D. HilltoT, Early and wife, lots "The New York World and the St. At MASON CITY.MILLS. FREE! Wilma Hale, the eight-year-old Louis Post-Dispatch will give $30,000 POSITIVE CURE FOR WEAK MEN SUFFERING FROM Miss Mary TerrlU and nephew, Al 5, C, blk 0, McPherson's Mich. Ave; for the first aviator, who, between daughter of Mrs. Laura Hale, died add, Lansing, $800; Wacousta Milling Co. ANY FORM OF OLD CHRONIC DISEASES, ESPECIAL bert Henrys, of Lansing visited at Friday night,of heart failure. She August 15, 1910, and .Tamiai^ 1, l9ll, LY ALL FORMS OF NERVOUS DIFFICULTIES. Ann Terrill's over Sunday. D.S. Person and wife to L. Cole flies from New York to St. Louis, or This cure Is no secret compound or was a bright little girl and will be man and wife, part of WiNW)^ of prescription so often advertised, It Is Earl King and wife spent Sunday at missed In the home and among her from St. Louis to New York, within the result of hard study and observation Sec. 15, Lansing, $475. 100 consecutive hours, using the same IVlarnage Licenses. of an eminent and experienced physician W. H. Curtis'. companions at school. Rev. MlllerJ Lansing Business Men's Ass'n to aeroplane from start to finish." who has been In active practice for 51 Several in tliis vicinity attended the assisted by Rev. Davis, conducted the Edward B. Hulijtt, Glbbsboro, N. J.22 years. Forty years of that time nothlnR show at Lansing Tuesday. j D. W. Keller, trustee, lot 7, blk (i, .but Chronic diseases. So groat Is his funeral services at the home Sunday Mildred Bailey, Okemos.— 21 faith In curing when all others fall'that A lijrge crowd attended the ball Lansing Improvement Co. add, Lans TO PROSECUTE LYNCHERS. Immanuel Gruber, St. James, Minn.25 If you write to him, he will give you afternoon. . i ing, $350. ' a free examination and opinion of your game at Hewes park Sunday. Helen Frey, Lansing.— -.23 case and the prescription free. F. E. Coon and family of Leslie SAVED AT DEATH'S OOOR C. J. Dlsler et al. to J. J. Baird, Leaders of Newark (0.) Mob Will B6 L. S. Breltenwisclier, Lansing 30 VrS ABS BOSEST AHS WAHT VO The door of death seemed ready Charged With Murder. OVBB AlA WS OAK. spent Sunday at J. C, Hunt's. to open for Murray ,W. Ayers of lot 11, W 5 ft. of lot 12 and E 8^ ft. of Fannie I-I. Bailey, Lansing iil Are you sufEerlng from WEAKENED Mrs. Ira Hewes and son Kenneth Transit Bridge. Jf. Y., when his life lot 13, blk C, Lansing Improvement Newark, 0. (Special).—The investi Albert Malciio, Stockbridge 23 MANHOOD, NERVOUS DEBILITY. gation of the Etherlngton lynching has LACK OF VIGOR, FAILING MEMORY spent a few days last week with Jack was wonderfully saved. "I was in Co.'s add, Lansing, $3(300. Mettle Haywood, White Oak. 20 AND LAMB BACK, brought.on by ex son friends. , ., a dreadful condition," he writes, W. A. Oxendale to C. D. Haight et reached the stage where the authori A. C. VanPatten, Chicago -—30 cesses, unnatural drains, or the follies "my 'skin was almost yellow, eyes ties are confident that they have three Maude Disenroth, Leslie 25 of youth?—I think every man whiJ SUMMER COLDS , sunken,, tongue coated, emaciated al., N 82 ft."5 ln.i of lot 5, blk 20, Park of the rlngieaclers of the mob and suf- wishes to regain his manly power and Are Ivarder to yield than winter' from losing -10 pounds, growing Place add, Lansing, $1400. Frank Clark, Aurellus 23 vitality, quickly and quietly, should llclent,evidence to prosecute them for Beulah Smith, Windsor -19 have a copy of this prescription'free, of ones, (but they lyield Just as read weaker daily. Virulent liver trou Mary A. Workman to Carrie E. first degree murder. They are also Frank Bernard, Lansing charge, In a plain, ordinary sealed .en ily to treatment with Dr. Bell's ble pulling nie down to death in —.21 velope, to any man who will white me Pine-Tar-Honey. Sold everywhere. spite of doctors. Then that 'match Tiiurber, lot 6 of Johnson's add, Lan sure they have sufflcliant evidence to AnnaCroad, Six Lakes —18 for It, Look for the (Bell on the bottle.' less : medicine—Electric Bitters- sing, $3000. \ • ' • . : V send the rest of the prisoners to the Wardlllncher, Landing — .22 Are you • discouraged with repeated cured me. I_ regained the forty Annie C. Montgomery to' M. F, pen for a'number of years.. Ada Loveland, Lansing failures and much drugging; if so se Wiaboervllle. , —20. cure what I boUevo Is some of the pounds lost and now amti well and Ohafey and wife, lot 7, blk 6, and W>i< Clarence Wedge, Lansing— —.34 quickest acting restoratives In the strong." For. all stomach, liver: MaryBretliauer,, Lansing.:.'. worlld—Upbuilding and: spot-touching V: JulylSth.ltilb; , of lot 0, blk 0,' Eumsey's Mich. Ave. DR. CRIPPEN, LONDON ....34 remedies ever devised—and cure your and kidney troubles they're su Wm. Seyfried, Lansing...— ....21 self at home. Mr. and Mrs. VanOycle 'of Laiislng preme. 60'e at Longyear 'Bros'. add, Lansing, $1700. • ' MURDERER, STILL AT LARGE Sophia McManus, Lansing— J. Eork and wife to T. Eork, part ..-.18 •Tust drop me a lino like this: spent Sunday with lier;. parents, Mr, New York, (Special).—Dr. Hawley H. A. Mbore, Petoskey— .—36 DR. ANDREW B. SPINNEY, 410 PIni Arti lulldlnB • and'Mrs. Weaver. '',, .••,,'•/.';-••':. ^^ ,|.v .• $6uth Aureiius iand North of lot 1, blk 33, Lansing, $800. • Orlppen, who is wanted by Scotland Ada H.Wilcox, Holt.-....-. ^ Mtmt Av(., Wait, DETROIT. MICH. i/ .—25 Leona Fisher/has returned home af ;.;;;;;;,:w,';Prtondaga,:.' . Yard as the murderer of his wife, Bejle Glen Benjamin, Locke ..-.21 ter spending sornetlnie wlth-relatlves Mrs. iBernleHunter visited her par- How td^Cure Skin Uisieiases. Elmore, the music hall singer, whoia Hazel Fisher, Belle Oak..— .—19 In'Perry.:-. • •.'• .•-• ';'„ '/':iV'?'''''./''-'^' This is the qtiestibn that ha« mutilated body wasfound in the base- Anna Bube and Mae Miller of Olevie- enjsafcJMksonlast^week, ':' ^^ Mike Haded, Lansing.- --.20 baffled the miedlcal profession for tnent of their homfl in London, was Ann^ Vauraa, Lansing...:... —20 land,' Ohio, are visiting relatives here. >-: I My, Diivls attended a convention acehturieBt i A; gr,eat mariy medi- not a passenger on any of tlie trance Mn and; Mrs. G. Webber attended clnea have,been,exploited for'the C. H. Christie, Lansing...— ...'.19 •.the;Ml. Av;c,;;la8t-weeii^^l ':'^'7:;;''; ^') ^^ atltm.tlO; liners .'that reached; New York, Iva Mae Turnerj Lansing'.-.- - ....18. the convention at Detroit; Frlda,y and cure of I.Bkin^/diseases vwithout last iweei:. The detectlyies of thi». coun Satturday^-;'^-"!.;;;.'•'>",•.•••':';•=' '•:' :''v'^^:>v •.••/:'':': Mrs. Dayis'anci; d at inuch succeBB. Moat of these rem Eobert A. Cole, Leroy-..-- -..27 Mr, Stevenson of .Lewiston has êii :PleMant:;;lalM;it^'vfeek/j'' piui^jf',''(•;''' edies were' aalvea or liteMy ' lo- try are Inclined to'.agree,wltiji; 'Ucot- Katherine Dietz, Leroy —-- ..-.27 REWJCED FARES tloriB. While they.'^' might give^ lanid;;Yard that Dr; Crippen .'and bis ! John French laiid'wifei^ • for the round trlj) to: • :were Svitiday^'jgjdesi*^ •• temporary relief^ they did not aUstresa, Ethel. Clare Leueye, aire hid' Longyear -Bros, are ' pleaseti' to have> tlie;; pdwerviito-vOefltroy the flen;;edther in London lorPtiris. ;S ..; announce, that they .will continue :;';!:Mr^:and/M!i's;:;5iratt^r8.of!^ germ life;ttiatvcauBeB:the disease. Leslie aptvtended: thrfunerairpf little YOU can, nidw; obtialn ;from Ldrig-- the agency for ZBMO, ;,the ) best BOlLLft KILLED IN FALL known remedy for; the treatment •Wllma:H8ê;8undi:j|:|av;;; >^ yeSr Bros. • thei druggists, a- cleani^ of eczema;: Pimples, fdaiidruff, ring frHarold^'and; Gladys cbiiini^^ vegetiible';:liquid'pemedyV forCex- ^;^;'g:ii:if/;:':;M.rv'\,.WIT|H|>EROPLANi; worm, prickly. heat, i tetter,. hives teirnall use; that rwitl give! pirompt : ;Bpuriwoi6uth, Bng.T'(Speddji--Th« or amy other: form of skin br scalp Ing an extended visit at Lansing, Ben- iêliefi:: and; jiertaanenfly. curei^^^^ :'vf.. nlriJBtbni-Êlsle'ania^bwdsMl^^S'^t'H'^fcs'^^ êema «ndêvi9ry!{drm;i)f iflkin or lirflt'ffljrlng t6urnament'.^rt dlaease. Last .year ZEMO jimade •CBlpdi8eaBe;;VThiBv;remedy; which' ;B3i>|tland'i: waa; brbugbt; to; 'a. tragloi^nid' Bome remarkable cures of chronic ;:;,iyernvHUVaridwiirexrf^ cases of: akin diseases, and Long- iB;known;>M ZBM0;6ureB by draw- by^'t^; dnmatlo jdMtt^ iot ttia,'awpi: Going' Auijust 6, 7; and 8, i;eturri- ••"V!'!' guests of relatives here the: flr8t"ofth e tag;*o ithe; BUirface ] bf \the iBki^ dartalgVM^^^^^ \y6ar Bros.-Bay .?EM0;,giVe8,the: In^ to: reaeh; bilglnal starting'point deBtroytag ,the gem life that 'beitresultB: of any remedy )th; Hon; .Chariea ,Stewart Rolls, son'of ha've:ever sold for,thiprompt»( tibtflater:;tha,n midnight of Aug. 10,^ :*y.vjam(M:Barrjr-a^ eauiKB the diieaBe. It can be used iiaWJ-'lMnigattbcki;!'-^^ •clie::i^\Yi8iting^'iBLanilnp if raelj^ on! Intantliî iLongye^^ lief and;posltlve cure:olian_y.l6i! •ayjOmO givtt the'tcBt latUfac- flimi^ lin;:irUiih be';^ (of iBkih'or:Bcalpi':diBeBBe.' ZBtIO m. ::!:;?;B>r:Pattloular8;Gqnsult^g^^ I ,::Mi8.,Nettie; Hyatt ~and son,; John tM^'of aay^lmedklne'^thiiyiihive i<îr:;iM'i\^beiKlit);o(vm'fitt^'^ i' a'iclean,; yegatable ;^ liquid -îf or i ej^r •/'; ill KDd*|iIartha Thayer were at Pleasant' •VM •old>i«r>;thffî!tttiii[eiiti bfj all IfoUB itrikk tli« KKifund'irttli twitae ternal use, pleasant and ageeable ilGHlMCfiillAE ilake Satuntoy. ^ t,^ ' \ diiNMi of the ikln or'icalp. 8' to oie. Can be uaed freely' on ;in- m

'^MiM INGHAM COUNTY NEWS,. JULY 21, 1910

ticuhirly a white one, is bard on the Lansing's Chautauqua. eyes and becomes very monotonous. Under the auspices of the Business Home Course Wall paper is not a dcNirnbIc covering for n kitchen wall because it absorbs Men's Association, the Lansing Chau , DAN8VILLE f moisture nnd ortur than the polisliud door, which Is E. J. JJlakcly and wife visited rent interest. always .slippery and Is hard on the •IN- the families of C, E, Collard and Ev Following Is the program: feel. Then there Is the painted lloor, erett CoUard at Kalaino over Sunday. SUNDAY, .lurvV 24. X.-The Modern Kitchen which liairbolh adviuitagoM mid dls- Miss Addle 'Main and sister Bessie Prelude, IIruby Bros. Concert •udvaniages, chief among the latter be 2;;i0 ing not very dnrablo iiiiiilillns. The of Aiason were In town over Sunday. Co., Cleveland. By EDITH G. CHARLTON. kitchen lloor should iioi be covered W. W. Almond and wife visited at 3:00 Lecture, U. S. Senator Gore, Ok lahoma, "Social Duty." In CliMge of Domeitic Economy. Iowa wllh carpet; because iliat Is Insani Jlowcil the lirst of'the week, and State College. tary, neither should it he devoid of Roof Paint called on the family of Wni, Sheehan 1:00 Concert, Hruby Bros. Concert Co., vocal and instrumental. nny covering nnd so ruiiiiire scrubbing. near ilowell. This Is one of the litmis of work which MONDAY, JULY 25. Copyright, 1910, by American Praii Guaranteed to do good service for 6 years on A. .1. Dakin of Williamston and should be ellmlnutud from the house Concert, If ruby Bros.Concert Co. ' Aiiociilion. Wm. Waltz of Ileno, Nevada, were ;i:00 keeper's schedule. The white sanded your old roof that is in bad condition. Prelude, Concert Co. Sunday visitors at B. L. Dayton's. 7:;-iO ONSIDBIilNU tlie Importance of tloors, tnbles, etc., are attractive to 8:00 Entertainment, Ralph Bing the eye nnd a Joy to a certain type of Miss Mary Wemple is visiting rela the kitchen to the rest of the ham, musical humorist. home, it seems striiiigv that It housekeeper, but they represent too tives at Olivet. TUKSDAY, .TULY 20, C much energy nnd labor to be included should very often be the least Geo, Aseltine and wife of Lansing Sing- In modern methods. Floors should be 2:;i0 Prelude, Kellogg-llaynes nttrnctlve room from every point of 'were in town a few days liist week. ing Party. covered with some material easily "Ebonite Cement Paint" view In the house. We And it tucked Mrs. Emeline i)akiri, widow of the ;{:00 Lecture, Gov. IIocli, Kansa.s. cleaned, nnd tnbles, sinks, shelves, etc., late M. D. Dakin, died Monday, July 8:00 Concert, Kellogg-llaynes Sing off in some dark corner with little or should be pulntcd or covered with zinc, 18, at 10 a. m., at the home of lier ing Party, grand opera selec no ventilation, its wall and floor cov trie or oilcloth. The zinc tnble and the Is the material. Call at our store and we dennon- dau),'hter, Mrs, C. Jl, Osborn, after a tions. ering dark and dingy nnd. Its equip tile sink are a lasting pleasure and WKDNKSOAY, JULY 27. , ment so meager it would be Impossible lessen work to such nn extent that strate for you. long and painful illness, aged 81 years. they soon more than pay for the biitlnl She endured her long illness witli pa 2:;iO Prelude, Whitney Bros. Quar to flud nny pleasure In \torklng with tette, vocalists. cost. ' tience and fortitude. Funeral services them. 3:00 tecture, Father J. Daly, Mil The kitchen is the workroom of the were held Wednesday at two p. m. at Kitchen Furniture. waukee: "Is a Boy Worth Sav home. Its arrangement, pleasant or tlie Baptistchurch, Kev, .1. E, Gregory ing?" otherwise, very oftes gives the key This should be simple, durnblo nnd E. A. Densmore preaching the sermon. Burial at 8:00 Concert, Whitney Brothers male note of conditions In the home. My ndequnte for the needs of the house keeper. The kind nnd number of li'airvicw cemetery. Three daugh- quarette. , Idea of n real kitchen is this: It pieces will largely depend on the char ter,s, Mrs. C. il. Osborn, Mrs. W. H. FAinnous' DAY, TIIUKSOAY, JULY 28. should be ns bright and cheery as nny I'ost, and Mrs. Elpha Cooper, and 2:30 Prelude, Taggert, entertainer. acter of the home. But in every kitch room In flio house. 1 would much pre en there should be a good range, at three sons, Fred, Elmer and Willis, 3:00 Lecture, Col. Bob Seeds, "IIow fer a gloomy parlor than a dark, un ^ God Made the Soil Fertile." least one work table and a convenient are left to mourn their loss. pleasant kitchen. If possible I should sink supplied with running water and Pint Size, 90c per doz Miss Mina Miller was in Lansing 7:;i0 Entertainment, Taggert. have a north and east exposure. XhU modern plumbing. These three articles over Sunday, FitiDAY, JULY 20. would Insure sunlight in the morning should be near neighbors because they Qiiart Size, .$1.10 per doz Arrangements have been made lor 2:30 Concert, Bertha Wooden orches and n cool breeze on hot summer after nre so frequently used at the same noons. Then I should be careful to a sports day and ball tournament in tra. time. 2-Qt Size, $1.30 per doz 7:;i0 Prelude, Bertha Wooden orches have n good view from the kitchen^ this village next Saturday, .Tuly 2,'J, Wlintcvor the fuel—coal, wood, gas tra, window, something beautiful to look or gasoline—It should be burned In a All kinds of races and two ball games, 8:00 Entertainment, Opio Read, the out upon, like n stately tree, a bit of good range, one thnt Is perfect In nil Dansville playing Pleasant Lake and famous author, in his "Lem green lawn or a trim vegetable garden. Forget Its parts nnd equipped with n good AVilliamston. Sports commence at .lunklin at the Chautauqua." The outlook from kitchens In towns 12::)0p. m. nnd cities Is too often brick walls of baking oven, No part of the housofur- SATUUDAY, JULY 30. nlsliliig Is more Important than the theyifference in the price F>arl iiraman attended the matinee 2:;!0 Prelude, Bertha Wooden orches adjoining buildings, untidy back ynrd.s or jilgli board fences. From kitchens kitchen stove nnd no piece of farm ma races at Jfason last Friday. tra. chinery, however'necessary, should ho of Economy and common in the country we often lool: out upon Canning i\liss Belle i^radlcy of Durand is vis 3:00 Address by "Good Roads" King bought by sacrificing the new stove. nn unsightly woodpile or barnyard fruit jars. They are in a iting at Geo.Jessop's. of Missouri. Since the preparation of food for the 7:30 Prelude. filled with a clutter of old farm imple table Is an absolute nocoaslty in every a Pleasure class by themselves. Just W. 0. I'reston and wife of Lansing ments. With such dally views It Is no vLsltud here last week. 8:00 Edward Amherst Ott, "The homo, the stove, whatever Its style, REMEMBER that you Haunted lloiise, or Will Your wonder If the women, who must spend The only jar in the Tom Nichols and wife of Aim Arbor should bo as good as nny part of the Dreams Come True." throe-fourths of tbolr time In the equipment of the entire establishment. world that Uses No have the POSITIVE as- vlsiledatR, E, Walker's over Sunday. SUNDAY, JULY .31. kitchen, have very little love for house The work table slioukl be high Rubber Ring surance that the fruit is 'J'wo weeks ago parties from Lan 2:;i0 Prelude, Orchestra, work. enough that the worker need not stand r>Unt«d.Tn<1iMukIU|. sing broke their auto and left it here V, t. ami Catiftdft Keept all Vejetablei, 3:00 Lecture, Edward Amherst Ott, There should be at least two win in nn uncomfortable position while PROPERLY SEALED in care of C, li. Osborn. It is here Pruitt, Meats, Fish, etc.,perfeotly forever. "Sour Grapcs,"a great address dows and; if possible, nn ontside door ironing or baking. Kitchen tnbles nre and CANNOT spoil. still. to parents and young people. opposite oiio window In order to have mndb thirty inches high, which is nol| Airtight—Self-Sealing—Sanitary Geo, 11. Coleman and wife of .Tack- 8:00 Sacred Concert, Ziegler Sym good ventilation nt nil times. The enough for a woman five feet six inch No Screw Cap son arc at George Andrews' during phony Orchestra. kitchen, should not be unnecessarily es in height, nnd to bend over It. ns Come in and let us show luirvcst, I. B. Gilbert, platform manager. large, but its^slze wllldepend oil the she nlwnys must, results in nn unnec- ORDER A DOZEN TODAY essnry wenrlness or b^cknche. Either you how they work. C. B. Collingwood of Lansing, can Blue Ribbon Races. number of persons in the family nnd the amount of work that Is to be done the low tnble should be set upon sup didate for circuit judge, was in town ports or a higher one should be order one day last week. Recent miles on the part of trotters and pacer's being prepared for their ed. The high stool Is a simple piece .John Eaton, formerly of this place, H.AN OF MODEL KITCHEN of furniture which should be in every was calling on friends liere last week. engagements in tlie grand circuit indi kitchen. It can be slipped under the ...Quirk's Dcpt. Store... Miss Veda Williams is making an cate tliat extreme speed will prevail work table when not in use and Is a extended visit at Jackson. in all of the races during, Detroit's convenient seat while preparing vege C. II. Ileald and L. Randolph are famous blue ribbon meeting, August tables, Ironing and doing tbe number How Plies Carry Typhoid. possessors of new phaeton buggies. 1 to 5. Tlie Chamber of Commerce less other tasks wblcb can be per An Important Asset. and Merchants' & Manufacturers' formed sltthig Just as well as stand Miss Catherine Wynian of London, In South Orange,' IN. J., a num stakes will have to be sensational to ing. • ' England, is tlie guest bt her brother, Local creameries are not always ap ber of cases of typhoid fever oc a degree to furnish better sport this A clock' Is necessary In the kitcbcn, Alfred, north of this place. preciated. The farmers of a commun curred ^hich seemed to radiate year than the pUrse events. also a pair of strong scissors, a pin C. W. Clark has had his house and cushion with pins and some coarse nee ity do not always recognize the great from one point. The original case barn fitted out with lightning rods, One of the races for developed trot dles and thread, botb white and black. value of such an enterprise to the ex occurred at this point, and the J. C. Hunt doing the work. ters promises to make turf history. These are constantly needed, and it the side nc.\t the p/intry. The attention of the health de- You can open an account with Unsle fields that will score in the M. & M. Is entirely a matter of personal pref though local conditions may at times Slidlngdoors are arranged nt the back artment was called to the snn- and Chamber of Commerce, cannot erence which should be chosen, for tend to handi(âp/its initial success 11- itlon of affairs, 'and it was recom Sam, banker, with 10 cents. The so that dishes washed In the sink may S new postal savings banks will soon be fall to keep the blue ribbon In tlie botb arc most convenient. Reason nancially. Its friends should hold mended that all exposed filth in forefront of all meetings. Michigan be placed on the pantry shelves with able care must, however, bo taken not ioyal through thick and thin. If out this neighljorhood be disinfected established throughout the country out' going into the pantry Itself. An people are lucky when they can see to'leayc groceries lying about loosely side, interests endeavor to hold it continuously until the epidemic and they present many new features other convenient feature \ in the ar had ceased. The department., still such racing within the confines of in the cabinet, for these will attract down by offering a little bit more for [ in' banking. Uncle Sam wants his rangement of this kitchen is the posi insects \;as well as m'ice. But the believing that the probable source people to save tlieir money, particu tlieir state, and in a city where a tion of windows between range and cream than the local factory can pay, of the epidemic was water or pos |iousekeeper endowed with even tbe sibly- milk, did \ not disinfect-the larly tlie ^ children and the ^people week is as delightful as It always Is In work table, giving' good^ligbt and vcn- most ordinary degree of order may reraernber that that condition will tiiatlbn. If possible avoid having a open lots, so far as could toe learn earning small wages. For these the r(etrolt. ______easily avoid such a misfortune. - not last. After the local factory Is door .leading upstairs opening In the ed, and the epidemic continued tlOO REWARD $100. out of the way prices are certain to throughout the fly iseason. postal savings bank will be opened. The electric or gasolhie iron is a The readers of this paper will kitchen, because In such cases it Is, al take a corresponding drop. In all Inasmuch as the milk supplied Tlie new banic will' receive only reg most Impossible to keep the odors of bandy . little appliance for ibaklng be pleased to learn that there is probability they will even/go lower. to this section was,the same as in ular deposits of $1, but there is a way at least one dreaded disease that cooking from 'penetrating to the up- kitchen work, lighter and, Is inexpen several other sections of the bor to help,make up the dollar. The pos science has been able to cure in •tahwrooms; ''. ••'• . sive when: usefulness and labor sav The advantages accruing from the ough where little or no typhoid all its stages, and fthat is catarrh. ing qualities are balanced with dol local factory reach beyond those Inci occurred, and, also, inasmuch as tal bank will issue a card representing Wall and Floor Covorlng. 10 cents. Tlie;nfe:VP?stal savings Hall's CsLtarrh Cure, is the only lars and cents. In the country, 'of dent to price paid for cream. The the water was from precisely the ipoBitive cure now kîown- to -the Tbe'kitchen to be sanitary in every course, the gasoline iron is generally successful local' creamery makes for a same source as in the rest of the stamps" will tie sold at 2 cents each- medical fraternity. : Catarrh being portlcular sbould be. flnlshed In some the duly one possible, but these bavo borough where the conditions a: constitutional disease;.reouires more prosperous community in many When the card is flUed with stamps it way that viÛl permit of frequent wasb* uow been brought to a degree of per were normal, it seems almost in a V; constitutional treatnien t. Hall's: ways. The farmer derives the chief credible thdt any other source of will be accepted at the postal s4vihgs Catarrh Cure la taken Internally,- Ing. Tbe best wall covering is the; sim fection that makes them satisfactory. - plest and most easily cared for mate benefit. ,It Is his Industry to promote, infection than, files could have bank as a $1 deposit and placed^to the acting directly upon the blood and been,even considered. A canvass account of the depositor, v mucous surfaces of the 'system, rial tbat; can be purchased^ There Is i'J ThoUio oMho kitchoh. , or lose money by wltl^holding the sup One last important point to'remen- of the neighborhood showed 1 hat Some of the features of the postal thereby, destroying the foundation nothing .bettor for this purpose than port It is.'due. Stick: to the' local the people were all boiling their savings bank law are;^' : •. : • !i :> .of: thei disease' aiid giving the pa-': laolttas,: 'a material similar to .bllclotb. tierjn furnishing a kitchen Is thatMts creamery and eventually, if not dur drinking water* and most, of them GhUdreh over: 10 years old mayppen itients •trength.by, building up: the- The ^rat cost/Is-a'iltfle more ;than real purpose Is o;. workroom, not a liv ing the, first year or two of Its operdi- boiling their milk, but that ••o-ê •accountK••';:^:'A:y':'^:':;:',^'J:«:/uv i/^v'^v'-;;' ;c6ngtltutloiri.iina;aBBistihg nature ing or dining room. A. workroom Plaint .br.tlntingrbuf'w tlons; It will prove agreeably profit of them hadJbeen in any. way in ^ffMarrled, women may have accouh,tB in K.dping; Its'; W)rk; i The /proprlet-: should have Its tools conveniently ar structed, to guard against flies. In their own names and free fromcon- oMj^'haveîiOj much faith in Itscur-; opplied Itils more lastlpg;^ :San^^^^ able. Such results have been demon put^pit .with ;piwte; In ob(^^ ranged within easy rench'ôf the work rThe Merchants' Association of trol or Interference, from their hus^ iJMrCtpoweri thai they offer One strated In hundreds of other conimu'h bands. :/-iv^' :;:A-?i'%'"'? xy ••;'i'f'':^. ':• -'•!•!5P5WS*:^DbHarBSf6r;an '•;.:;i: A''T y case that ir6iind;^he;^ it and'care 'should \bie~: taken'^t^ other parts/'of the": hotjse -or stowed testlmbnlttlsiMdareas- 'away in obaciire places In: order that Ih the ehthuslastllc y support; of the fiiK'testitridny, from physicians and mohth.;f5^\?K;/;'t>^;.*;;£';^':« ,.;^;;;f«'.'*r^''?''^^ " ^^ 'î*°^^»«^t*^>0d;ivTbledoîOi !>]irt|lnkles; iillf-O;^^ locatcreamery:;an,lnot:b.^lsled,by,;J^ Thebalaricei tbj the jcredlt i of :iany ildviby/allftaliugglstB, ^76c. lasêsl^lBJadded l^toêiacb/^ the: room •: may; be presentable-w person shall•;<• h'eyerêxceed 8500, exclu I J*ê IKU'iiFamfli^îi^ ;«!• will: stickînoretflrmly^ Btrattger8;C0|ne;'",The modern kite any, wlll-b-the-wlsp,price proposition , theVdirect; transmission of donger- sive of accumulated Jhterestf.î^V^^-ifcv :tiT6e^;!ijWnied;;f;iwoljjjifJs;^^ ls::nbt4:iirteindedftQ'flh the;Pilocevbf •* heldioui, by an outside cohcern.> Build ous diseases by ' means^pf house Interest of ,»2riperaoeht/peri'anhum' •-Btd^!;r>gg!:Et-Vi;'V.v:-> receptlpn'roiibib^;!^^^ will be paid bh air#piMi%

INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, JULY 21, 1910 f

Mark Set at Matinee Races Last Friday

EVENTS WERE HOTLY CONTESTED

CLEARING SALE Lnimliiu; lIorNu, Itiilli WIIdiiiHii,nukca the PiiNlcKt Tliilv.

Our Midsummer Clearing Sale which Is usually in August this year begins on Owing to tlie busy season In haying among the fanners, the attendance at the third meeting of the Mason Driv ing Club, last Friday, was not up to the usual mark, but the racing was FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1910 high class. Fred Harrison came down from Lansing with his speedy mare, Ruth AND CONTINUES TWO WEEKS Wildman, to capture the free-for-all and break the track record. He suc ceeded in breaking the record all this year will be the greatest in point of goods to be sold and sacrifice to be nnade right and might have won the race had he not been too sure of his marci In the llrst and second heats he This stock is unusually large and as we always adhere to the policy of cleaning out one season's goods before we come to teamed his horse out the full mile, the next, this last week of July and the first week of August are going to witness some extraordinary price slaughtering. which she evidently did.not need. In the third heat she broke on the home We do not have to use long words or make extravagant statements in order to impress upon the minds of the public that stretch and as Joe Gans was right at we mean to sell goods, because everybody knows that when we have a Clearing Sale we sell at prices to m ove the goods her wheel, fSst the heat, and after wards ,could not pass Driver's gamey For Bargains, Prices, Prizes and other particulars see large bills. If one is not left at your door, ask for it, as it contains gelding. The track record 1:04^ Is some announcements you will be sorry to miss. < now wliere it will probably remain for some time. Mr. Van Fleet of Charlotte brought over his pacer, Donalwood, and proved a hot contestant in race No. 2, but could not take the honors from Col. L. W. Mills, Jr. & Company Erwln's Dlllard Online 2d. ^ Geo. Whitcomb of Lansing started J the horses, Lyman Hull of Lansing and L. C, Webb of Mason judged tlie I'lCIISONAIi nilCNTiOIS. Ford Aseltinci was called to Lansing MOWS IN IIIIIKIi', Mary L, Sherman. unless summer wcirk is pursued and events, and A. I.' Barber of Mason Sunday, tliere ia .sume doubt as to tlie iirlvlsa- and George Field of Lansing caught Eclfjar Owen of Lansing was in Ma Our glasses improve the looks as Mary L. Sherman,, the oldest child Fred Wells visited his sister in De bilityof doiilg this with yuutig pu- the time. son Sunday, well as the sight. E, Culver. * of J. N, Shermati and Harriet Myers troit lust Sunday. pIlH, A pupil witli ccindiUdiis is Race No, 1 Jlrs. Clias. Glosscr, easfc Asli street, Mrs. Blackwood Wright compli Sherman was born in Rochester, N. is very siclc. Dr. F, D. Woodw( rlli of Onondaga tliimglit of us on trial in lils grarle .Toe Gans, Driver 2 2 111 was ill tlieuity Monday, mented the News olllce with a hand Y,, Feb. 13,1811, Her mother died •\Vui. Moore of Lansing was in Ma some bouquet yesterday. and sliduld be especially anxious to Ruth AVildmaii, riarri,son..-l 12 3 2 Mrs, J, II, Stewart and children are when Mary was quite young and tlic nuike^godd in his work. If improvc- son lîcsday.- The boy preacher is in town. Large following year her father took her Evelyn Nesbit, Williams—-3 3 3 2 3 visiting relatives at Shelby. liicnt is not shown in tlic llrst two Time, l:04^,'f, 1:04^, I:06>:<, 1:06%, ]'!. 0. Giklart of Albion was in Ma crowds greet I'im everywhere. Master and her younger sister to Iventucky A. B, Ca,storlin of Lansing viisited months lie imiy be put back. 1:04'),<. son Saturday. where he taught school and studied his mother in Mason yesterday. Harry A ley, the boy preacher of Ohio, GiiADK EIGHT—Pupils of tlils gnide Race No, 2 Jifiss Berniee Lane visited in Lans 17 years of age, who expounds the medicine. They afterward movedto ing last wcoi\. John Quirk of Flint has been visit who have seventh grade conditions Dlllard Online 2d, Erwln 2 111 Bennington, Iowa. When Mary was ing relatives in Mason this week. gospel in a wonderful way for a lad of are in the same position as iiuplls in Dusty Dillard, Steycns 1 3 2 3 Mrs. iSlarMia IToyt of Lansing spent his age, will speak at the M. E. church about 16 years old she went to her Sunday in Mason. Mrs, S, H. Ballard of Sparta visited the grades preceding for all studies Donalwood, \ân Fleet 3 2 3 2 grandfather,""Wm. Myers, in New her son, Dr. C. S. Ballard, last week. Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Also except geography and physiology, Time, 1:06, l:07i<<, l:15i, 1:1.3%. noon of blood poisoning. A few weeks visit to New York city she became subject In which the condition was Race No. 4 Jacob Carn of Burr Oak is visiting Fred Gasterlin and wife of Chicago his aunt, Mrs. Harriet Carn. ago he was operated upon and several interested in missions and as one of received. St Patrick, Thorburn 1 I are visiting his mother, Mrs. C. L, the staff of the "Christian at Work" Casterlin. splinters' of bone removed from his Conditions received in high school The Earle, Bement 2 2 Miss Eural Boyston is visiting reported the work done in hospitals, friends at Grayling for a few weeks. right leg which was broken near the subjects will be averaged with the Geo. Dillard, Mllner 3 3- Mrs. Mary Henderson of Lansing knee some twenty years ago. The homes, and asylums and especially in was with Mason friends the end of other semester marks where the study Time, 1:39%, 1:34. Misses Bessie and Adda Main went injury had at periods given him the neighborhood of Five Points and to DansviUe Friday for a week's visit. last week. is pursued throughout two of more Resolutions of Respect. much trouble. He for a time appar Water street. This work so impared semesters, and will nut count against Eev. and Mrs. W. H. Simmons re Mrs. Frank Haskell of Lansing was ently Itiiproved, but complications set In memory of Porter L. Huntley, turned Friday from their western the guest of Mrs. A. L. Rose Tuesday her health that treatment in St. the student if the resulting average who died July 12,1010. trip. and Wednesday. in and finally blood poison developed, Luke's Hospital was necessary. Af percentage is 80 or above. Once again death has summoned a which caused his death. Mr. Wilcox J. C. Quirk and his brother-in-law, ter this she lectured and organized Conditions received in subjects to brother Odd Fellow, and the golden Mrs. Ed Worden and daughter was a single man about 48 years old. gateway to the Eternal City has open Murel returned from Detroit last Sat Edward ICurtz of Flint are fishing at for the W. C, T. D. of western N. Y. which but one semester Is given, may urday. Manistee this week. He was a stone mason by trade. He She also taught elocution and oratory ed to welcome him to his home. He leaves a brother and two sisters, be be removed ^by repeating the subject has completed his work in the admin Miss Grace Allen of Carthage, 111., Mrs. Dick Douglas and children of for a time and at one time had a class entire or In part. istering to the wants of the alllicted. visited her brother, Alfred Allen, last South Bend, Ind., are visiting Mason side a host of friends to mourn his of 25 ministers. She also preached in a In shedding light into darkened souls week. relatives and friends. loss. Funeral services were held at Students of the high sclidol wishing and in bringing joy into the places of Methodist church for a year while to remove conditions or failures by F. P. Dean and family drove their Mrs. W. W. Plerson and daughter the home yesterday afternoon, con they were without a pastor, holding misery, and as his reward has received Mabie of Lansing were calling upon study during the summer months are the plaudit,' "well done," from the auto over to Pleasant lake and Munith ducted by Rev. Frank G. Ellett. Bur the congregations spellbound. Supreme Master. Sunday. Mason friends Friday. ial in Maple Grove cemetery. free to do so if satisfactory arrange In 1876 she became a special report ments are first made with the super And^ Whereas, The all-wise and Grant Carter was upon the streets Miss Dora Eldrcd of Lansing spent er for Mrs. S. C. F. Hollo'well, the ed merciful Father h.as called our belov Saturday for the first time since his Sunday in Mason as the guest of her intendent. .Examinations will lap ed and respected brother home. accident. sister, Hattie Eldred. \ FORMER RESIDENT DEAD. itor of the New Century for Women, given -to such students Wednesday, And Whereas, He liaving been a published in the Women's building on true and faithful brother of our M. L, Campbell and James Wheaton Mrs, C, A. Clinton and daughter are ClirlMtopIicr llrott I'UMMOK Awny August 31st, at 8:00 a. m. at high ut the grounds of the Centennial Expo Mystic Order,'therefore be it of Leslie were in Mason on business spending the week with reuitives in lioiiiu'ol'FrloiKlH III Cniiudii. school room. Candidates for gradua • Resolved, That Vevay Lodge No. Monday, BunkerhiU and Henrietta. sition in Philadelphia. After this she tion should be very careful to have all 93, I. O. 0. F., In testimony of her Mr. and :Nrrs. D. E. Watts were Mr. and Mrs. Alva Palen and little A letter received last week brought taught school In the territory of Ari conditions removed' and their record loss, tenders to the family of the de guests of relatives in Lansing over daughter of Lansing are spending the news of the death of Christopher zona for 2 or 3 years. Her father, reasonably clear tor graduation by the ceased brother our sincere condolence Sunday. ' • week with Mason relatives. Brott, a former resident of Mason. whom many in Mason will remember end of the first semester of the senior in this deepalUlction, and tli'at a copy as Dr. J. N. Sherman, died In 1S93 in of these resolutions be sent to the Berniee and Harold Rowden of La Laura, Jessie and Carl Whipple re Thus closes a life whose history year. F, A. TIKDCIEN. family. W. A. SLOAN, . peer are visiting at Frank Eoyston's turned Tuesday after visitingrelatives reads like a romance. Mr. Brott, who Pasadena, Calif,, and in~lhe settle SUMMER COLDS L. A. GiiEGa, In Vevay. in Battle Creek and Albion. • ment of.hls estate she came into pos F. C. PA14KISU, was born in Clearvillef Ont., in 1833, Are hJU'der to yield than winter C. M. Marshall is at Eaton Rapids Chas. S. Dyer of Aurora, 111., visit livi3d there until 1852 when he came session of the farm in Vevay to which ones, "but they yield just as read Committee. again where he taking the baths for ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. to Micliigah-with his sister and her place she came In 1898 and lived there neuralgia. Dyer, Saturday and Sunday. ily tp treatment with Dr. Bell's Church and Society. family.' After a few years his sister until about 8 months ago when she Pine-Tar-Honey. Sold everywhere. —Willis Webb of Lansing visited his Jay Thorburn and Henry Adams returned to Canada and "Chris" en came to Mason where she could be Look for the Bell on the bottle. The ladles' aid society of the Bap brother, Geo. M. Webbj in Mason spent last Friday at the home of tist church are selling canned fruit over Sunday. Charles Henians in Aurellus. listed from Jackson in theSi.Kth MicK' better cared, for, being sick at the Oommon Council Proceedings, cavalry in 1862, and later was sent to time. About two months ago she slabels, 300 for lOc, proceeds for clTuroh I Mr. and Mrs, Glared Smith are N^^ MA SOX, Mien.„.iw4..,, July 18, 1910. Mrs. Hattie Freeland with a party Jefferson Barracks, Mo. In the mean went to Sodus, N. Y., to a private improvement Buy them., of friends is spending the week at spending' the week with relatives in Council met and was called 0 order The monthly meeting of the Bap Pleasant lake. iDewitt, St. Johns and Côrunna. time Mr. Bi;ott's people had moved to hospital, owned and conducted by her by Mayor Tliorburn. another locality,-and the one letter cousin. Dr. J. F. Myer^. There she tist L. A. S. will be held at the home ' Mrs. Bert Hamilton of St.' Johns Kathryn and Eloise Warner of De Present, Aid, Dean, Kellogg, Moody, of Mrs. S. C. Parker on Wednesday, vLsited her cousin, Mrs. C. !M. Mar troit are visiting their aunts, Mrs. E.' they wrote him, which bore a strange receivjBd all that a skilled physician Miilbury, Watkins and Watts. post mark and had Its contents made July 27 shall, last week. S. Doolittlo and Miss Clara P. Smith. and trained nurses could give. . Minutes of last meeting were road wholly Illegible from much handling, , The Presbyterian ladies' aid society Îrs. C. E. Henderson and family re • Mrs. Abbie Mattlson and Mrs. ICace Mary L. Sherman passed from this and approved. was thrown aslSe. As Mr. Brott will hold a thimble party at the home turned last Friday from a two weeks Hethcrlngton of Shepherd were called life July 1,% 1910, at Sodus. N. Y.,of KErOUT OF COMMITTEES. visit at Detroit. could neither read nor write he never of Mrs, Clinton Jâne on Friday after here by the death of Porter Huntley., tuberculosls>of the bowels, aged 69, communicated with his friends and The finance committee report the noon, July 22. 'A picnic supper will ' County Clerk Allen is attending the years and 5 months. She was buried following clalm.s and recommend their state association of county clerks at Mrs. Rebecca-Wessell ofJackson"^ was mourned as dead by them for be served, to which the gentlemen spent part of Friday and Saturday In the little churchyard In LockBer- allowance; . Cadillac this week. With her cousin, Dr. A. P. VanDeu- fifty years. At the close of the war are invited. , ). - lln besidQ her mother and sister. •Toe Hiiboiirn,7 niglitsas nlKlitwatoli..... $10 GO Mr. Maguirc, editor of theDlmon- sen. ' he returnM to Michigan and married ' Tiiird degree work at 'I O. 0. F. Thus has passed a life full of chari I) ivid Maloim, cleaning pitvemeiit 8 00 dale News, was a caller at the News Mr and Mrs. Oscar Hubbard of Al- Mrs. Almira Smith and until three 8 I) Nepl> lubor on streets 10 CO hall next Monday evening. oince last Saturday. bion have been guests of their daugli- years ago when their home was brok table deeds and kind * houghts. Chris. Krest, do . 2 03 A. J, Hall was with her at the The North Aurellus Ladles' Aid Miss Anna YanDeusen of Newark, ter, Mrs. Ford Aseltlne, since Satur en up by Mrs. Brett's death they Walter iligiial, do ... 1 11 society will meet with Mrs John Bul- N. 1?., is the guest of her cousin, Miss day. , lived in Mason. Four years ago by time of her death having gone there Mr Hiilpmsn .70 Rena VanDousen. on receipt fof a telegram written by Jas. Bradileld and tpam, do ... . 12 00 len Wednesday, July 27. Everyone Mrs. Frances Olds of Baltimore, the merest accident, Mr. Brett's 0 E Sweet, lalior on road east ol race Invited. '. Fred Mattlson of Mt. Pleasant was •Md.. arrived in the city last week to friends in Canada learned that he was herself only a few days previous. be the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. W. tiHck, do , ,3 00 the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Ellen alive and two nieces came to visit The M. E. Ladles' Aid society of Marshall, last week. ^ Bristol. Moved and supported that the reAurellus will give an ice cream social him and esta))lbh his identity. From Regarding Their School Work. port of the flnuiice committee be ac Mrs. Mabel Dlckerson and baby of Emmet Thomas, son of Dr. F. E. them he learned that the defaced let at Fred Marshall's Friday evening, Detroit are visiting her parents, Mr. Thomas, who has been ill the past Inqulrien hivc com to mn asking cepted and adopted and orders drawn July 20. Ladles bring cake. and Mrs. Wm. Dyer. week threatened with typhoid fever, ter he threw away contained the whiii ought to be dune f r children for the same Carried _ YeaN, Dean, is much improved. news of his mother's death and he Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Smith of Albion who wtre^ promnied in June with Kellogg, Moody, Miilbury, Watkins visited their son, Alfred Allen, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Perrln and also heard for the first time that his "condiiliin"." A public s ntenient and Watts. - family the past week. granddaughter Lola kept liouse for father, a man of considerable wealth, civerlig the whole subjici tnav be On motion council adjourned for Mr. and Mrs. H» 0. Northrop while when'83 years old, wa^ robbed and one week Mrs. J. D. Wells and daughter of they attended the Elks'convention In Nervlcciib t', Lansing visUod Mrs. Alice Beckwlth Detroit. / murdered (by a highwayman. FiiiST ÊVEN GUADES—It Is No hard 'EuNEST B KELLY! City Clerk Electric and family Saturday. ' tiiNplli gM(l«sf rilii puipose of re- Mrs W. A. Hessler, Miss Mame Mr. Brott learned to read and write Mirs. Maria Close has returned to P Htillg ,1 ,MtUll« IhHl III! ih>u Cllll be Hessler and Wm. Hessler of Lansing after he was 60 years old. Last fall her home in Detroit after visiting her and Miss Stella Cook of Ann Arbor done Is til wiiti h the chilil't work in Bitters brother, Tared Smith. \ ' he went to Bldgetown whereshe had were Sunday guests at Dri A. P. Van hN weiik Nludles the next ytar and Succeed when everything elie fails. Mr. and Mrs., Anthon Dlckerson^f Deusen's. 'two sisters and a brother living and CASTOR IA In nervous proitration and female Jaickson visited T. MoDaniels and has gradually failed in health since cii-oppnitp Willi the le cMer In hrinu- 7or In&nU and Children. weakneiiet they are the supreme fairilly over Sunday. Miss Winnie Hall, who has been re ing the work up tp wlmt It shnuld be, remedy, as thousands have testified. ceiving treatment at Detroit for the that time. He was a member of Phil FOR KiDNEYtLIVERAND i 6; P. Miokelson and family left Sat past eight months, returned home' McKernan Post in this city at the The Ntudle-of these grades are cnn- Till Kind You Have Always Bought tlnuîus for tlie most purt and sn such Bears the STOMACH TROUBLE urday morning to spend several weeks Friday much improved in health. time of his death. , it It'the best medicine ever aold at their cottage at-Portage lake near She will spends the summer at Pleab / aci.urhe is fiiirly nHtisfiictorv. It IN eignatnreof over a dniggist't counter. Grayling.! ^ ant lake. SURSCRIBB FOR THB NSWS about all that can bi done by unyone I '

,v r • -1 ii\AVi'^u'' -/v'^-ij h jii 6 INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, JULY 21, 1910

»•»»»»•« • *>»»»»« I.--The Growth of the Cities Republican Candidates ^lATE PRISONS and the Increased Cost For Nomlhation at the Pri Michigan Central BACK of Living. mary Election, Sept. 6,1910 CONTAIN 2,918 For Sheriff New York (Central Author of "HomeCoune In Live Stock MIclilgan Penitentiary Population TO THE Fwininf," "Making Money on tlie Niagara Falls Route F«rm," "Home Course In Mod ern Agriculture," Etc. Would lillalce Smaii City. , NfWYOKK CopyrlKlit, 1310, by American Press (i NTkAI. FARM" A.ISOClllllOll. ••••^•• 724 GOflVlOTS AT JACKSON riK lilsli cost of llvliiK, or the living Is but tho i)rodnct of civiliza "cost oC high livliiy:," as .Tames tion, however, and is something to bo According to Official Figures Crim Low Round^'trip Pares ,1. inn puts It, is a suljjcct encouraged rather than discouraged. wlilcli Just now is onKi'o.ssliig Furthermore, it is responsible in but inal Population of United States Is tho lUtcMliiiii oC tlio oiitli'o nation. Tlio a small dogroo for tlie increase in tho Almost 100,000, 48 Per Cent of cost /of living. The Incre.'iso in the New York, $25.50 coat of tlio iKicessai'ies of lifu lias been Which Is Confined—International sloiullli' iiicronsln),' since ISilU. Tlio standard of living has manifested it Kyiii|)loMis linvo boon viewed with In- self most strongly in better liouses, Congress at Washington. croiislii!,' aliii'in by nearly all classes. better clothing and more eouvoniencea, Boston, $25.60 i'et the great increase in cost has been Lansing, Midi,, July 10.—Invitations iWilliln llio last yeai' the nialter has have just been received by Lansing roiichetl an ucuto sUigo. The avenigo not in those materials, but in food. Siinil.-irly low fares to all Kastcrn Sumtner Resorts, iiK.Tcaso In the cost of nccossltlos from Cetwuon ,Tnly 1, LSIIlJ, and ,7an. 1, 1010, ./. A. Barnes offlcers connected with the Michigan includina' Thousand Islands, Saratofja, The Adu-on- Jan. ], moo, to Jan. 1, 1910, was 11.7 brciidstul'ts and live stock increased in il)riaons to attend the international dacks, Canadian Kcsorts, White Mountains, Poland price 108 per cent. During tlio same per cent. The liici'oaso over .Inly 1. For ProsL'ciilinff Altornoy prison congress at Wasliington, D. C, Sprinjfs and entire Atlantic Coast. :SI1I1, was Gl per cent. period tho liicren.su In tho textiles was Oct. 2 to 8. Representatives 'of for 73 per cent;, lij metals (1.5 per cent and The wage and salary earners in the eign countries and nearly ull tlie states Liberal sLop-over prlvilcgos and option of bo!U< trip between in building niiitorials only 15 jior cent. in this country will he In .attendance. Detroiti iind HiilT;ilo and on riiulsoti River between Albany cities have seen the "bread lino" grad Tliat luxurious living iiaa had much and NDW York. 'I'lckets on siile daily to Sept. ;10; ^jood re ually drawing closer. The margin be According to figures compiled by tho turning,' witliln ;iO diiy.s. For particulars consult Affonls to do with the increased prices cannot sccrotary of the congress, -IS per cent tween income and expenses, narrow at be denied. Tiiat it is wholly responsi of tlie total criminal population of the liost, has shrunk to the vanishing ble is far from tho truth. iiolnt. All (Ills while newsyiapcrs have United States Is confined in the 58 Michigan Central been shouting prosperity, forgotfui of If we are lo seek tho real cause of prisons of the country, or a totiil tiie old mil .vim that "tho real prosperi this crisis that confronts our country of '17,'.')59 prisoners, ty of a nation is the citizen's margin wo must go back to the old cause ol According to the figures of the sec of saving." supply and demand, coniilod with otiiei retary the iiopulalion oi: Michigan 'Siî:&i^'SiiSl£i!iitHt» factors that liavu grown out of this. I Wliaiever the cause.of this inoroaso prisons is divided as follows: .Jack mm He BACK ACHES. •I The period from 1S70 to 189.0 was the son, 72-t; lonia, 531; Maranette, 309; in the cost of necessities and cninl'orts, period of dovolopmont of the middle A Woiiiiiii fiiKlN all ll<>r ICIIIM-KV "ml there are but two ways in wliicli tho Detroit hou,se of correction, 3GS; In-, iliiiliUioiiMlli>|>liiK'Au'iiy • west, the bread basket of the world. duatrial School For Boys, Lansing, iii'ci Dll'ui'cd tlin Ki'iulmites of Miu citizen as an Individual can meet It. Hero were lands of nnparallelod fer Dotmll, lliislniiss Uiilvui'sil.y, lo 500; State School For Girls, Adrian, Mason women know how the The lirst l.s to increase his Income, tility that had merely to be scratclied achos and pains that come WIILMI ll la! siilarlus vary tram SIO tin $75 •I'SG; totiU, 2,918. a iiioiil.li. Lot IIS liul|) yon prciiani. to give forth their bountiful supplies. the kidneys fail, make life a bur- I?iil,i!i' now. 15. K. Sliaw, Si'.c, IS Tho result was that tho markets of the don. Backache, liij) pains, liead- tli'aiul Klvur Av\ 15., Delrolt, M. Jackson Prison Loses One. • aches, diz/.y spols, distrbssinR ur world were Hooded witli foodstulTs. e2SS2 Chas. II. llaydcn Jackson, Mich., 19.—Convict TIarry inary, troubles, all toll of sick kid- By ISOO tho middle M-est was pretty Scholiold escaped from Jackson prison ncyifi and warn you T)f tho stealthy well settled. The l)loom of its virgin ap'proacii of diabetes, drojisy and fertility had been removed. Soon the For Drain Commissioner about 6;,30 o'clock Monday night,,sell BriRht's disease, Doan's Kidney The democrats have talked about days of using corn for fuoi and wheat ing tho wall by means of a rope made Kills permanently cure ull these economy, but they have lielpcd eidargc to food tlie hogs wero past. Prices of from wool twine, with a hook at disorders. Here's proof of lit in .,'i every appropriation, and there arc farm products began to rise. If (liore tached. Scofield was a trn.sty. He Mason woman's words; ijills introduced by dcmocriit.s and not liad boon no otlior factor entering In was sent up from Monroe county, Feb. Mrs. J. N. lOregg, Columbia St., Mason, Mich., says; "I have been acted upon, which would call for $500- thoy would soon have reached a nor 13, 19,0(1,1 for 15 years for assault with Intent to rob. so greatly benefitted by Doan'u 000,000 additional c.\ponditures. So, I mal level, and tho roadjustmont would Kidney Pills tliat I do not 'hesi take it, thcirecoiiomy talk i.s pickwick. liavo conio with little trouble. Unfor- tate to I'oconimend them. Lns frili ian. Congress has been conservative lunatoly the tide of population toward stone's Bonds Accepted. I had a 'severe attack of kidney the cities liad become too strong to bo .Tackson, Mich. (Sueclal).—Capt. ff. complaint and was caused mucli in enacting legislation in the face of turned in a day. R. Stone Is now at tho holm oC J.ack- suffering by backaches 'and pains destructive tactics and elVorts to cre son prison. At a meeting of the board through my kidneys. Learning o: ate factional strife. Those elTorts, I From ISSO to 1900 tlie percentage of Doan's Kidney Pills I began their farmers decreased from 'l-l.H to 35.0, of control Monday night a resolution regret to say, liavo received more at wa« passed transfovring the control use and it did not take them long a decrease of S.7 per cent. Dui-ing tho to bring relief. 1 shall alwavh tention in the public press than the same period tlm percentage of persons of all prison iiroporty from former have a good word for Doairs K.ii- real work of legislation, and, having engaged in manurnctnring Increased Warden Wenger to Capt. Stone. Tho ney Pills in view o[ the great Ibon- given so much space to these revolu boaa-d then approved Capt. Stone's from 21,8 to 2-l.;i. This increase of 2.5 etit they have /brought ms." tionary eltorts at the expense of the bonds of f70,000. * For .sale by all dealers. Price ,i(i per cent is no more tlian normal and record of work, it is not surprising may bo accounted for by tho increase cents, Poster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, in the standard of living and tho con Now York, sole agents for the that some of the editors should sud uaiNQ conN Foil FDUL IN 189B. 62 INJURED IN WRECK. United States. denly discover in tlicse last days that sequent demand for manufactured ar Walter R. Carven Remember Ihe namr'—DoaiiH and the second is to lower his stand ticles. The Increase in i)rofessional tlie Republican congress lias enacted Pastenger and Freight Cars Come To and take no other ard of living. Tho wage earner, band lines during this time was oight-tontha laws to carry out the pledges of the gether on D. U. R. Near Ortonviile. ed together with his fellows in ii un of 1 per cent, while the number of per For Prosecuting Attorney Republican îlatform and then jump Slint, Mich., July 19.—Because of « Work of 61 St Congress. ion, lias been able to increase his sons engaged in domestic and personal at the conclusion that this work lias Hcale of wages to some extent, though oar crew's carelescness one person la service decreased one-tenth of 1 per In the dying hours of the present been done in liaste, before adjourn not nearly enough to Ull the gap be cent. fatally hurt, seven are seriously In jured and fifty-four others are suf session, Speaker Cannon gave out a ment, instead of being the painstalc- tween income and expens(>s. The wage The groat increase came in the num earner who does not belong to a un fering from cuts and bruises of lesBcr statement giving his opinion of the sng elfort of seven months by the ber of persons engagotl in trade and dasrto. work accomplished thus far in the committees and the members of con ion lias profited to some exteiit by the transportation, an increase of 5.5 per general rise In wages, though not so The wTJeck hapi)ened on the D. TJ. Sixty-first Congress. He said: gress. cent. Of the 10.3 per cent of tho work R., one mile south of Ortonviile, much as tho union niau. ing people engaged in trade and trans "In my judgeiuent the two sessions This work of legislation has gone shortly after 9 o'clock, when a special of the Sixty-lirst Congress liave ac Tho salaried man has borno tho hard portation in 1000 only nine-tenths wero oar, southbound, collided head-on with on quietly but ell'ectively wliile those est brunt of the rising prices, He be engaged in transportation proper. The a work train going in the opposite di complished more and done better who view congress from a distance others, 15.4 per cent of nil the people longs lo no union, and his demands for rection. The special car carried about work than any other Congress of liave been assuming that tlie house of the United States who work, were Increased pay have brotight little ro- Diuety pasBengers. which I have'been a member. It has was doing nothing but changing its simply middlemen. Complete flguraa Bponse, rarely occurred that a Congress enact rules have contributed to the pleasure Blnco 1900 are not available, but the The work train was hauled by All classes that are compelled to a snow plow, and when the~- impact ing a new tarltt law has accomplished and perliaps the power of some indi work for a living have liad to turn to cityward trend has increased rather caRM the prow of this plowed into much else save handling the appropri the other alternatlvo In a greater or than dlminlflbed. viduals in the liouse~~; but the current the passenger car, splitting it o{ien less degree. They have been forced to ations for the government. This of legislation itself has moved on as Hero is the true explanation of the down the middle from end to end. lower tliolr standard of living. The high cost of living. There are more Congress lias not only revised the tar- usual with little disturbance on ac first item to bo attadced is the food The cause of tho wreck was the rilf, without disturbing business, but count of a few new methods, and with than bno-thlrd ns many men engaged carelessness of the crew of the work supiily. Russell Sago once said* "As it has enacted the important legisla ittle advantaga therefrom. in distributing food as there are in Henry R. Roach train, who miscoiKtrued their orders. tho co.'jt of living increases the use of producing it. The consumer's dollar tion of amending the interstate com The accident happened on a sharp I do not think tlie work of a con meat decrea.ses, the proponloii of darU is worn thin before it gets to the pro merce law, making greater power and gress should be measured by the vol rooms Increases and child labor be For Drain Commissioner curve. ducer. Tho 10.000,000 men who farm creating a Court of Commerce. This ume of business, but by the character comes plentiful." Less meat means must supply food to the 7,000,000 peo The most seriously injured is Willie has been done without seriously af of tlie legislation and the care taicen poorer, uourishmeut, less resistance to ple who are working in the factories, Hlbbard of Flint. It is thought he disease and a higher death rate. Other cannot siirvlve. fecting the business of tlie railroads in its consideration. Measured by foods of clicaper (luuilt.' are used. or checking their Increase of wages to tliat standard the sixty-first congress Oleomargarlnfi takes tho place of but BOUND, QAGGED AND their employees. This, seems to me will take a high place in tlie record of ter. Cold storiige eggs ure a luxury ROBBED BY ITALIANS to meet the do^nitloii of statesman legislation. There have been, how and fresh eggs unknown, and cbcnper HHH^v Ijapoer, Mich,, July 19.—Threaten- ship in legislation, and I can say this ever, more than 0,000 of the 27,000 brands of canned goods arc used. 1 9^^^^ , ing to kill tb«m if they raised an out without selfish pride, because the leg bills considered and reported from Aside from food, the big Item of ex cry, Ave Italians entered the farm islation was enacted under tlie leader commlttess, and about 300 public laws pense in the city is rent. In order to luMne of Lemuel Kingsbury, an aged ship of the Committee on Interstate , enacted at this session, as against 400 keep up with the Increased cost of farmer living near here, and, after se and Foreign Commerce, with James public laws for the entire sixtieth things property owners Ijave been forc curely tying him and his wife, ran R. Mann as chairman. ed to raise rents. The frenzied crowd congress, I can commend the entire sacked the house, securing much "This Congress has also enacted a membership of the house for industry ing of the people to the cities lias en booty. Three of the rouoers were postal savings banK law, which is en and inteligence in their legislative abled landlords to make these increas captured later. ed rents efCective. The result Is that tirely new legislation, bla7.ing a new work of this session." a bouse vtlth'a porch and a bit of lawn trail In lawmaking in this country. wm WHY HESITATE? has become a luxury, and more and STATE POLITICAL GOSSIP. "In ray judgment the postal bank more the middle classes, tiie classes on EddJ. Doane bill is the best Illustration of party All Oflbr That Iiivolven No Itliik 'Vor whom prosperity should react most fa legislation we have had in many years 'I'lioao Who Accept ll>/ vorably, have been forced Into flats Gratiot county Republicans, at a and apartment houses. The, poorer For Prosecuting 4itorney largely attended meeting^ at Ithaca, and it fully justifies the necessity for We are so positive our remedy classes have moved into teneracntB. the county seat, this weej^ organized party action in a great legislative will completely relieve constipa ft Charles B, Townaond campaign club. body, If'tliere had not been party tion, no matter how chronic it The high cost of room has made crowd may be, tliat we offer to furnish ing inevitable. Human beings hava ' ^» • .• •' solidarity on this -bill there would it free of all cost it it fails. been forced to herd together like cat Another of the upper peninsula'a have been no legislation creating pos Constipation is caused by weak tle or Worse. The modern dairy barn old corps of state'legislators gives tal sayings banks." I ness of the nerves and muscles of Is a tialace beside some of the ten» notice that he is a candidate for an Mr.vCannon reviewed the other the large intestines or descending taents that pass muster as human hat> other term In the house at Lansing, colon. To expect, a cure you must 'Itatlons. .•'•• /.•;,r'->;-'';;';'',::':-.:.•.;• •i-'.\J\.'.[' ^ measures that have been passed in tlierefore tone; up arid strengthen which will be his sixtbi His name.is this session, and added: "The appro those organs arid restore them to Jamea S. Monroe, of Gogebic, Many cauaea have been advanced by priations have been large, but not healthier activity. economists and others to accoun^ for •';•• • • »'' ••'' ; We want you to try Rexall Or nearly as large as demanded by the derlies on our guarantee. They the rise liiVpriciBa/AMahj^HblniaBthV Alb«rt B, Ranson, editor of tha tiirifl, but that willf notA«xpialn^,,w^ people who mt& agitating the devel- are'eaten like candy; and are par- Fhishlng Obeerver, iB a candidate for opinent of thevariousdepartment?of .ticularly ideal for children. They prices are rising neai^ly.aii.rapMiy.in; OVBBOBOWDBD TKNEUBNT DIBiiUOT IN A the state senate from the district lihe government. There has riot been act .directly on the: nerves arid Xlngland aa in^the-Unlted^Btates.::,Th^ •',:;',-..: I^. •:;•:• OBBAX;0ITX, •:•.':•'';•;',;, muBClesCof the Ibowels. They have oomprlslng Qeê8ee; and , Livingston a 'single appropriation, bill that has Gconotnlst's favorite .rot^n^ Is^ In :tho: to the 12,000,000 people who are dohif countlee. He is well known In pollti< a neutral action on the other or increase in tJieBupplyv«t:goil|;;Mra^ caldrcl^. throughout thdssectloa not been increased by a non-partisan gans or glands, n?hey do not purge nonproductive work and to ,the,|10,0()0,« Thomas A. Lawler or cause any inconvenience/ what- j is: becbmingi cheaper,' he vBayB^:i[find; jfipp iwpiiB/Who do Jnot',Vork atâlL ot..'the;Stat»r: vote in the, House over the report therefore it; tftkeB?riore of it; to ^ver. They will, positively over ;And tiebauBo the clianged-^ '.: ',,, ••••,;'•.:.:i\ from the committee. > This Would' n given amount iof^ any 'comi^^ come chronic or hibitual. constipa jijly'anddemand are enablingtble;farm< seem to indicate that the demand for tion and the riiyriads of associate XhlB; esplanatltm wmnda iVer^' iâtulv' i.«r '^tb 'make a profit where before tab : Inasmuchas all candidaites for atat* or' dependerit' chronic ailmerits,' ble, but It; ;d6M not explain. the'ifaci ••>^• •:.'•;. :.A'MothorTalk8; • ••"";;''V'- •ehator must .thlsi year go to the: pri-' economy is like the, demands for re i^^brked atjsiioM there is a grea^^ duction oi the tariff,' and 'always ap. Rexall Orderlies at our risk. Two' that^prlcn^ hayeîat ;0tbet: tln^ iorief i^ hlgii cbstbf Uvlng. iTbia^ô^ MFBV Kate 'Hall says V ''I have inarleB;for,nomination, Charlea Smith BizeS) 10c and 25c. Sold only at oi^r dbwhf lav::tlie^::;ita(!e :i;bf}; ihcr goM kept house 15 vearB, am the moth oft the copper ;«p^ntry. for the' first plies, to the, appropriations: other than; stbre-^The iRexall Store; ' Lbng^ !cry wUi; nbt;eh^ng» ^hitigs in the least: er, oti four ohildren,'. awd I would prodttctloit;$;^bei^ Koid;: sup^^^ KelthetvwUl.iMycotta nor anti-meat;B^^ time has opppsltloa Ifor a renoinln&- those in which the agitators arOjinter- year Bros', drug store. ,, • •; quMiJk«Al>iy^la;:;;fBcto^ riot-keep house without Hdllistiir's tloin. He will! be opposed in the pii' •cletlei'>'-'-';--;'''Vi'^- '^ '.!•'• '^•"'; Bocky;: Mountain Tea." Wise jwb- ested. Thepeopie who want a. larger Ing prices. .That It Is the fundamental ! There to only one remedy, a êversaf nian,; why? Drives away sfckriesa/ xnairy by| Ira B;' Randall of Houghtbn. riayy are; willing to:ec6nomize oriiariy- factOTjiiirêU^liieîaoji^^ ^rîi^.'^ of the dde of popaletion,' The abnop^ UringB health an .'dhappinbaB to the thing;el8e,i arid the saratf is t^ :> pttieir;: wrtttjw ^.tiiiiji^^ :''irbai«: whole iiamlly.vlti, is the world^ mal growtb'bf dtlts most be checked ' 111 September, for the fli'sttlnia'M^ ithosewiibwtint large appropriatlpris, SviiiSGi!5it)6 troubl* to; the growliif,: eztnTagaiie* health preserver. .W,M..McCroBr Parmlttg most bsrsstorsld to Its proper 'siehV 'iMBi6ri,i'"-''i-': •'• '/••''-• •"(:.•"• 'V'-v-'j^''-"'' ; rtieord, all '.bairooins; id Michigan Imiiat foi'.the Bepartment of Agrlci^ltiire,: bf;'tbie^'^MidAÎWo)^'Kian^ place In the indosttlaltworld. :tn tlM keep cloeed for three days In suooM- for itheitarmjri-tortte !ereiaBed|Biimdii4!lbfiUvlB^ ibeceeding artlelas we shall note sbm* .•Ion.' Sept 4/^win be'Sunday, Sept that at tht praMBt'.tlnjs.wrregard •! i!f^S:S; v:^; &'!s^'i& •bt>:.rlvere:!i'ariCi^haftx)r8,;^^ ;6tÎi«bb^^(l^r,./îcIi;':iwn^!:^)^ iwiiînga and i^^ INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, JULY 21, 1910 7

themselves Into his arms. Why, darii rfgbt Caroline's man dies, an' here she tlemen. We have cleared out tho east part of It I must Install the motors in back in wonderment quite as paralyz you. It's spring! And you can stay comes to 'take cnre' of me! I shan't bo parlor." \ the aeronef. There are some Unanclal ing as horror, for his clothes were right here—steam heat, bath, hot and allowed to earn o cent by workin' for "Oh, yes!" assented Mr. Waddy, with arrnngements to be made. It may be gone. Instead there sat 0 huge trunk cold water, padded cell In connection— Wltherspoon, an" It brought mo Into feverish haste, "To bo sure, Caroline! some weeks"— ' with Its lid back, its opon tray full of oh, fair youth, 1 lovo thee! Let mo such society. Them jags la mighty nice Take 'em In. won't you? I've got to "I'll lot you hovo what money you silken hosiery, corsets, laces, gloves, Virginia flnlsh bunkoing 51r, O'Grady and start fellers, some of 'em." see tho hired man. My duuphtor, Mrs). need," said Mr, Wnddy, "I know how handkerchiefs and openwork things tho Acronot company. Don't bo a "1 thank you," said Cralghoad, with Grayblll, Mr, Craighead; Caroline, a— It gon'ly is with these hero genlusos." of mystery and'terror. On tho Imoka clam!" an excess of manner, "And as for your a friend of mine, Mr. Carson of Ala- Theodore grasped Ihe old man's were many, many others ipilto as aw of the "You know how I feel about those being condemned by family prldo to banni, K.xcuso mo for a minute, gentle hands*, his face fiushcd with joy, ful, frilled and lucked and rullled and damages, but If I could got tho capital fiterlie nsole.saness, It la truly a shame. men," "I accept your advances witli pleas plaited garments, silks, dimltlos, cash for the aeroncf"- Rut l,s Caroline a relative?" "Supper," said she, smiling, "will bo ure," said ho, "and wltliln sixty days meres, linens, cottons and soft light Air Lanes f'Why, you don't doubt my practical "Unly daughter," answered Mr. Wad- served very soon," I shall bo here with the aeronef." woolens, tilling his closet and spread genius, do ymi," tpicrled Cral;;head In dy. "Come to live with nio. Settin' Tho haig (lining room was gloomy "As certain," said Crak'boad, "as the against Iho wall for occult reasons con A ROMANCE OF astonKshilumt—"in otln^r people's af things to rights." with decayed gcntlllty-biack beams, w6rld turns over sixty times on Its nected with koQiiing them in sliape, FLYING fairs, I mean, of course? Why, sir. If "Mr. Waddy," said Cralgbcnd, "bear dark wainscoting and a broad iilato shafting. Got your order. Mr. Wad and protruding from Iho trunk were In view of my failure with my own I, up under tlila. It n'.ay bo for the beat. rail hearing wrenches, clevises, oil dy!" more clothes, while In corners of tbo can't hiiiidio other iicople's business And let us lake up Mr. Carson's great cans and baskets of e.g.gs hilieled as to bedroom wore more irunks, ... By They toolc their depart\ire. then what beconies of niy ability? I project for ninaopolly.lng iiviatlon, I breeds and dates. Durln.u; llie meal .•\ftor retiring they lay awake, ex luivo lon.g believed I bat some one A light stop sounded, and he froze Herbert Quick loll you, baiigiily soulhroii, I'm good Craigiiead came out ama/.ingly in his changing remarks and suggestions lo a statue of panic and tranco and for son\ethlng! 1 havo found a bllllon- would turn up with the maohine to oncounUirs with Mrs. Grayblll, to across the dark room. KUbordlnalo ail olhcrs, but since the paralysis, Some one entered. His iiire, and you shall meet him." whom, as l( seemed to Theodore, bo "Oh. about that money!" said Car heart bounded and then stood still, for CopyriiSht. 1909. by the Bobbi- All that day Carson watched Craig time of Santoa-Duniont, li'annan and was making violent love. Mr. Waddy son. "1 must return it to Dr. Withor- Merrill Company the Wrights aerial navij;atlou has It was Psyclie of the dunes, Shnyne's head, Troni a trunk covered with tho sat biirleil In thought, save when ho Hpoou, Cralglioad. You won't misun made no real iirogrnss. Mr. Car.son Is niece, Virginia, dntering Jauntily, labels of foreign travel Crnlgiioad took questioned Carson concerning the aero derstand me, will you?" maddeningly, like a real woman tak- [CO.N'TINUED.] II sheet of cardboard and painted upon the genius, Wo offer you tho unique ncf. chance to be with us comaxter of tho "Not In the least," replied Cralghoad ,lng pos.sessioii of his bedroom as her "I moat ciuiKlit lilm," ho criod. "A It an elaborate sign which bore tho "There's no citicii in it," said Mr. slooiilly, "Ingrowing conscience and own! She had a little subjectively de legend, "Cntlghead, .\ttorney and Coun world, Jlr, Carson will bo glad to ex Waddy, "no monopoly, an' as soon as bunibloboo! A biiiiiblobco! Sunilny, plain his aeroncf," all that rot. Get over it as you got rived smile on her lips, held in her unula; inosqiiltoea, Moiuliiy; Tuesday, selor at Law." This ho fasteued out- It's public everybody'll build 'em, I richer, yon know. I would fain dream hands a siu-ay of huckleberry blooms, "I wun't put a cent in It!" said Mr. (lies; bocs, "Wcdiiesdiiy; lioruota yoster- sldo the door, dnfckllng from Mmo to do business on cinches," (if Caroline." which she put to hor nostrils and then dny and biiiiiblobcea today, Big game time ns tho jiasacrsby paused as If to Waddy, "Oh, but the parents, Mi'. Waddy!" stuck In a vase by tho old mirror. Carson's heart sank. noon.! Ha, lin, ha, ha! Wlioo/)!" read It, After awhile ho added to It, cried Crnlgliead, "You forget the pat CHAPTEll IX, "Psycho!" ho stammered. "Personal Injury Cases a Specialty," "Certainly not," replied Craighead, "Long lost brother evidently," re- ents," run iN'CF.rrio.v OF "uN'or.E TUEODonE." With a llttio scream she darted to Cralghoad went out hite and brought as if Mr, Waddy's refusal were the flinrkod CrnlKboiid, "1 note the Craig "They expire In a few years," said HEODORR'S ndnd, habituated ward the door, recognlzetl him as ho back several legal looking books, which most natural thing In the world, "until head strawberry mark. Well, when he Mr. Waddy, "an' then where are yeh? to the airy ease of an unut- emerged from tho closet, noted his KOts to elophiinta I mny claim relation he ranged upon the dros.ser In dusty' you have clpliercd the thing down to Land, jiow- that I made my money brass nails. .\nd then— I'.iU tell Mr. tored faltli In his mastership paleness, turned back, hor hand on her ship." formldablUty—an old sot of Illinois In-laud's an eturual cinch." breast and a quick palpitation in tho statutes and a tattered P.room's "Le Waddy about It, Mr, Carson. You need T of the air, felt the galling of "Of cawsn," wont on Mr, O'Grndy, "Mr, Wiiddy," said Craighead, "thl» not enter Into tho offers of millions Wo as he walked westward from "V" of her gown, like tho heart of a paying no nttontlon to tbo Wylle Inci gal Maxima," from which ho Boad matter of sccnring exclusive control of reality have had and spiu'ned. .Tust describe tlon toward dilapidated Car snared robin. Yet she was the least dent except to use and oxanilno for unctuously such Latin aphorisms as; tho air li-," l"i''l- of our plans. It Is the sti the machine." son's Landing, excited of tho twain. Her alarm ceas blood stains n neatly folded handker- "Do minimis non curat lex," "Falsusj one of my specialties." ed with her recognition of him, In wno. falRus In omnibus," and tho llko, Carson switched on tho lights, an'•d Seated on a stump, he s(iu.c;ht.mental nhlcf, "your being found In tbo green Carson v,-as amazed. Mr, Waddy "My robber," said she in a half nod lectured uiioii them vory informa. Miey .gathered about the table. , adJustnu'Ml before enter!ii.c- his house. house has bcou partially explained, sir, grunted as If lightly Innpressed, as no whisper. "Oh, I'm so glad!" and we are not dlsi)osod to make you lively. Tlio remainder of the library doubt he wnsi. Ho had bad his chanci' wiih Shayne, CHAV'Il'nt' \'lll. troubU, Jn fact, with our customary consisted of a ton years' Ulo of .Mar- "How long will it take you," said •"tho prince of tbo powers of the air," [TO BE CONTINDED.] liberality we shall leave to you both tlndalc's Legal Directory, contalnin.-; MK. WAllllV I.NVHSTS. he, "to kind of draw out your plan snd liad tlirown it away In hot words that and your board and lodgings since nothing more authoritative than liars II12 youn.g man talked slowly. for cllnchln' tbe control of tbe air le- to Sbayiio, in a blow to Silberberg and yon so strangely came Into our—Into of the world's lawyers. Onco In awhile Air. Waddy In- gaHy?" by leaping from the Hob Into tho un our midst." "Where did you gut them?" asked terjo(;tcd a iiiiustlon which "Oh, a V017 brief time," said Craig known abyss of night, Tlicse wore A STEADY INCOME "Hear, boar!" ejaculated Craighead, Theodore, evinced InlclligcnL coniprchou- head. "1 havo Installed a lino law li actualities. Tho broken dciiector of "Hooroar for the oniporlum!" ".Secondhand man," replied Craig sion of the hearc of i.'arson's exiilana- brary In my apartmcnls so iho consul tlio pariicliute bo carried proved that, our I'repiilil rnstallinenl. StJicU cunill-' ciilu.s urn Issiiiid wIlli (.'(iiipOMS uM.iicliod "And If you will kindly sign those head, "on approval. Wo nuist keep up liou. Carson explained iluu his aoro- tation of authorities will be easy, but"— as did tho memory of his foolishness and lliu(llv|ili!n(lsai'0|)iililsiMiil-iuimiiilly. mutual receipts In full for all claims appearances oven If we havo to buy nof differed from all others hi liavlug "Well," Interrupted .Mr. Waddy, "If over Shiiyno's niece, now happily for ir yini in'olodldnt,'for " piiiuc l-o Invest 'cm." wings like a bird's, which did not liap, your nioniiy where II, will he iilisoliitoly ou both sides we will give Mr, Wyllo you win havo that done by the time ever past. siifi'; so Mint yon Ciiii get It Imck wliiiii his room, and—here's tbo pen, Mr. They went out for a walk to give like llioso of tile absurd ortliuiiters and Mr. Carson can go wlua-e his machluo Jlr. Waddy's money and Mr. Craig yon wiint It; unci wlmre It will not you 11 yet used half their surface in beating good riitii, mil' proposition will Intorost Carson, sir." O'Grady a chance, as Craighead ex Is, put It in sliiipo an' liy b;ick it'll do. head's telegrams saved the day. yon. Theodore' had already made the first pressed It, to SCO what ho was up the air with a straight thrust like that When he lights In the front yard an' Tlie first three yellow dispatches had All riiiwls Invested wllli 11s iiro Iniinud Btroko of the "T" when Craighead against, a statement that mystllied of an oar In wat(U'. yo\i lu'ing uuj a good law proof monop conic In 0110 delivery at Nasiiville, lul- on lli'st reiU ostalii iiiort^'aKcs in llii) most pi'Dspi'iinis lociilltli's 111 llliililtciiii. Wo rushed upon lilni like a whirlwind, Theodore greatly. "Don't yell use .screws?" asked Wad oly I'll go la with you, but he's got flresscd to "Theodore Carson, the Illus lU'ii nndci' tlui snnoi'vlslon oC tJioSocro- fualchod the pen, hurled It Into the On their relurn Mr, O'Grady seeniod dy, to l!etch a letter from Jlobllo wltliiu trious Inventor and Thaumiiturgo,- tiiry or Slum and liiivn hi'iin In Inisliiuss for twenty years. Assets over liiilf a door like a Javelin, where It stood to havo been wrou.glit upon by what "Not at all," answered Carson. "The twenty-foiu' lumrs 0' ihe time it's €are Conductor, Train 75." Theodore, mllllini (Idllai's. quivering, and Interposed between ho was "up against," for be asked U.v. screw can never be elTectlvu, because stamiied there, I'm from Missouri! the Jllustrlous, could not accumulate Send lis yonr name and let ns mall ynn Carson and O'Grady, Craighead If ho would be so good as to It strikes with a slant. It will do In What say';" the couriigo to ask for them, but tho lliniiieliil stiitcinent wdth book glvliij! full piu'tlciibiv.s. "Caitiff, avaunt!" be roared. "Wilt give him a few minutes. Mr. Craig water, but air re(piires a more effec "Done!" cried Craighead. wise conductor had pounced suddenly deprive the widows and orphans this head looked at his watch, pleaded lack tive (hrust. When your propeller Theodore was trenibliug. upon lilni and said, "1 reckon yoti'ro Capitol ,youth may accumulate of their causo of time and-asked Theodore If their blade moves at a hundred miles an "'r.(>fore wo call It a bargain," said Mr. Carson." Savings and Loan Association of action against this dope shotten business cotdd wait. When Carson ad hour, say, you liave a lift of thirty Theodore, "I should llkp a word with "Yield not to temptation, fear or cold emporium? Back, slave! You reach mitted that It could O'Grady said pounds to tho scpuire foot of surface Mr, Craighead if you will excuse me," feet," tlio llrst read. "Your Undo Ful Lanstn^;, filch. him only over my dead body! Receipts "Thank you, sir," In tho tone of a por with the direct stroke. But the surface "Certainly," said Mrs, Grayblll. ler Is at the helm." This was signed In full? Not on your lite—to coin an ter accepting a tip. of the screw"— Cridghead faced Carson Inquiringly "Tho Great Uncalled," with tho first expression. You have shot his patri What under heaven had suddenly "Now, how d'ye flgger that?" as they found tliemselves alone in tho two words run together as "Tliegreat" cian blood full of dishwater and bug raised the expelled Cralghoad from his Carson repeated laboriously. hall, in a telegraph operator's oll'ort to re Juice. You have Qlletl his Innocent and despised position in the institute to a "Why," said Carson, ">I can lift "I wish to oxplaln," said Theodore, duce to the semblance of a name Mr. unworldly stomach with dope. You thing to inspire terror and panic Theo weights that none of the other airships "that 1—1 cun't pay the charges on tho Craighead's nom do guerre.. The sec have amputated Ids appetite for light dore could not Imagine nor guess the can stir and fly off like nn eagle with a ond ran; "Have no fear. Monopoly is wines and may as well pass him the reason for Crolghead's sardonic laugh fish!" as clear In the air as ou the land. First: darker drink llrst as last. He has suf ter as he sat In their room drawing in The farmer-banker and the Inventor Apologies to Sir Humphrey Gilbert. fered and musjt ever suffer most excru dictments against O'Grady and Wlth were so absorbed that they scarcely Nono to any one else by a dcrn sight, ciating pain and agony and both men erspoon. He saw, however, that these noticed the entrance of a messenger Conspucz Shayne." This was signed Safety. tal and physical anguish. He's a gone were awesome documents, which set from the institute with a message "Craighead, the Legal Bloodhound." gosUngl And I, the greatest perBonal forth in a large, round hand that thdee fi'om Mr. O'Grady asking If Mr. Craig "An old Broom," ran the more mys Injury specialist In the legal world, as gentlemen bad been guilty of obtain head would step outside for a moment terious next "albeit minus one cover Investors of trust his attorney demand ten—thousand— ing money under false pretenses, false nor Craighead's withdrawal and re and dog's cared, nevertheless sweeps •plunks aa damage!, falling the receipt imprisonment, malicious assault and turn. clean. He yokes tbe whirligig to our and other funds of which, well and truly to be paid In the llko, all done "feloniously, of mal "The direction of the blow of the car and sweeps the howling skies!" lawful money of the realm, we'll take ice prepense and ^ aforethought, not propeller," said Carson, "Is under per (Signed) "Dandy Jim of Caroline Gray demand it. This the emporium In execution and make having tho fear of God before their fect control. A bird's wing isn't This blll." The fourth, delivered at Bir Wltherspoon a stable boy, with you at eyes, but Instigated thereunto by the is a better wing than an eagle's." mingham, was addressed to General assistant swipe, both of you to sleep essential is found devil," and "against the peace and dig "Kin you raise right straight up," Theodore Carson, M. A. ("Monopolist ^Îth Ttge! We don't sign notblu', nity of the state of Illinois and con asked Waddy, "without running along of tho Air"), and consisted of ten with the 800?" trary to the statutes in such cases tillc a buzzard?" repetitions of "Eureka," signed "D. J. made and provided." "I sure ca«," replied Carson, falling of C." CHAPTER VII, "Theodore, when we return," said Into dialect. "No bird can do that—no The last came at Bay Mlnette and A TALK WITH MH. WADDY. Craighead, "this room will bo full of big bird. It's a better, stronger flier was too astonishing to be explained on Union Trust Company HEODOUB resolved that he corpses knocked stiff by these Im tlmn any bird. The best any other ma any theory, consistent with Craighead's must hio to the shed in tbo peachments of O'Grady and Wlther chine can do la to support four pounds sobriety and sanity. "Caroline's dad," gulf dunes, complete the flying spoon. Take tho spoor of tho blltlon- to the squnl'o. foot of surface. With It read, "falls dead at unvellhag of Detroit. T machine and bring it to the olre. Hike—oh, hike—with ino!" They my new motors 1 can fly off with five Broom Idea. Sees absolute cinch and notice of tho world In splto of the en crossed a dim field, followed a form times that, and I've got four times rises to It as per lifelong custom. mity of Mr. Shayne, upqn which he road and cnmo back Into the vlll!>go their hearing surface. I can carry Formed today Universal Nitrates and now coitfldently counted. He must— from tho opposite side. Craighead mall and express nt a profit or passen Air Products company. Laws of West "I know," broke in Mr, Craighead, hurried Carson to a broad porch under gers that can afford It. 1 can hover Virginia. You come in for 2.5 percent gazing nt the celling through wreaths tall elms and maples knobby with over a ship with good heavy torpedoes Cnrpllne impressed. Either uiiivorsal swelling buds. He pushed a button, and sink her and overtake any vessel Fliiiil Aceuiiiit, lliirr—AiigiiMt IX of smoke, "the yearnings of your sub genius or rodents In campanile. Great State oi; MIelilRan, tho probate court for tropical Alabamlau system. But bo and they waited. tliat floats. 1 can"— ly encouraged, not to sny titivated. tlie County of InKliani.- At slow steps in the hall Cralghoad At a session of said court, held at. tlio pro practical. You come to .this emporium, "What kind of motors you got?" In Almost converted to belief in my own bate oniue In tho Ulty of Mason, In said coun of which, alas, neither of us is fated squeezed Carson's arm spasmodically. terrupted Waddy. schemes and solf, but am cautiously ty, on the l.U,li day of ,riily, A, D, 11)10, The door opened, and a low figure Present, lion. Ilonry M. Oai'dner, ,Uidgo of to be an alumuus, and you find ino in Carson wont Into details. Tho old suspending Judgment, Will have Chi Pi'oliate. fine fettle save that 1 am unrelated to stood before them In which Theodore man , looked through his eyebrows, cago surrounded by time you return. In the matter of tho estate of riaiiuaBai'r, noted something familiar, and a voico doconsed. tho world. 1 am an Antaeus, with no whiskers and mustaches at Carson and "I'VE SETTTJED THE CASE OP CAHSDN VEn- Go east to Wheeling (or Is Charleston Isaac W, JIoo liavliiK (Mod in said immediate prospects of getting my not altogetlier strange, ho thought, in tho drawings. SBS 'Wlli-SrjATJ.'EnY ]NSTITUT,lii," capital?) tonight and will Incidentally court Ills final admlnistvatlon account, vited them Into tho "other room." and his petition praylii); for tho ullowiinco tootsies to mother earth; a storage bat ^ "What If your engines stop," ho motors; I can't got them downi to the run up and construct first line of clr- thereof and for tlie assii;ninent and distribu tery as big as Tike's peak, but hisu- "Mr. Carson," said Mr, Cralghoad, asked, "when you're a rallo high and beach. So how can we accept Mr, curavallatlon (seo cyclopedia) about tion of tlie residue of said estate. latod from the mass of demagnetized "does not recognize In our host the over water mebbe?" It Is ordercc". That tliu I'itli «Iiiy "f Aus- Waddy's offer'i" Greater .New York. Monopoly end of iiNt, A. U. lino, at ton o'clock In the forenoon humanity; a groat force lor a number erstwhile guide of my wandering and "I can soar," answered Carson. "I. "Gad, cunnol," excUiifned Cralghoad, deal absolutely nailed down; brass atsMldprohiitoolllccboand Ishorob.v appoint of things, with no way of proving It. wabbly foot. Mr. Carson, in your new ed for oxamlnliiK and allowing said account can make headway and. gain height "I'm glad you told me i)i private In nnlls, with Waddy doubloons coming and lieiirlnKSald petition; What do you do? You make a profes and fully established capacity as a re-. with no power if there's a wind, and stead of disclosing our Impocunlous- copious. Up to you lo produce filer. It Is further ordered, that public notice sion for mo. I, was naught, not to men si)ectablo citizen let me present you to. I can stay up for hours with the pro Getting wabbly in head. Losing faith tlioroaflio filvon by puUllcatlon ota copy of uoss to his Waddlnosa, But have no this order, tor throe successive weeks pre tion naughty. What am I 'now? A Mr. Waddy, to whoso coimsel, precept pellers set for aeroplanes. But the • fear. You carry Caesar and his fortunes. In you as concrete entity. Have you vious to said day of hearUiB, In tho INOIIAM great personal Injury lawyer, devel and example while acting as my. at best thing I haven't mentioned—the I have the fund for tho motors." ; any aeronef? Answer 'Yes' or 'No' at COUNTY NKWS, a nyw^Papor printed and olr tendant I feel myself Indebted for my culatcd In said county. oping into a prosperous ambulance gyroscopic balancing device." Craighead drew from his pocket a once." This also was signed "D. J. of (A. true copy.) HHNIIV M. GAnnfiEB, complete restoration to Phillstlnehood. 0, A,0riiNa'0N, JudKooCrrobute. chaser. I was out of touch with the "What's that?" asked Mr. Waddy. roll of bills, the outer one of rather Caroline." (Mr. Carson, »'lr. Waddy!" Probate Koplstor. 2nw4 _ world of finance. I havo now laid tho "Why, It's the successful oppllcatlon •startling magnitude. foundation for the organization of the What coU|ld he mean by an "an old Mr, Waddy, Ignoring this relntroduc- of the gyroscope to aviation." "Fees," said Craighead — "damages, OoiiiiiilNMioiierK' Notice, 1 WutkliiM great Carson-Craighead Aeroucf cor tlon, led them silently down the hall, Broom?" The old copy of Broom's Le Stiitoof MlclilKivn,lho Probate Court for tho "They used to talk about that," ob actual and exemplary. I've settled tho County of tngham. , poration!" past a door, which gave forth scuflllng gal Maxims In Craighead's "library" served Mr. Waddj;, "long ago—tbo case of Carson versus the Slattery iU' was Indeed minus a cover and dog's Tn tlie mnttor of Iho ostato of Ann ,Tanotto sounds, female voices and the peeping, Brennan single rail roads. I thought Watt Ins, (Ipoonscd. . "What do you mean?", ejaculated Btltute, Fair sir, wo have a swollen eared, but how this "Broom" could, Having boon appointed commlsslonora to of young chickens, and took them into It turned out that the gyroscopes was Carson.. , fortune." even In metaphor, yoke the whirligig rccoivo, oxauiine and iidjust all claims and a snug den, the shelves of which were too heavy f'rnir work." (lomanusof all pordons against said decoasod,- "What I sayl What I say! Through "What do you mean?" asked Carson. to any car and sweep the howling wo do horoby glvo notice that four months a long, colonnaded, perlstyled vista of covered .with books—tall, Imposing, ' "They'ore too heavy," cried Theo- from tho 8th day of ,)uiy, A. U. lOlo, woro "I mean." said Craighead, "that this skies Carson could not guess. .Mr. marble and onyx I,can see nailed to learned looking tomes in time dark- dore, "If you use them to do the bal- allowc(d by said court for creditors to present roll of tainted money is our loot of the Waddy's demand for aeronautical mo their cluims to \is (or oxumlnutlon and ad- the back fence the bide of Mr. Flnley ened bihdlngs-where they sat down In' ancing. That's suire. And so we have Justmonl, and that wo will moot at the rosl- emporium. Wit well that I soaked 'em Stiayne, leather covered chailrs gray wit..h. dust had to balance by feellngMust aswe nopoly was being compiled with, to denco of A, H. Watklns In AuroUus townHhlp plenty." Mr. Craighead's mind, and the last In said county, on tho UOtb day ol Aiiuiiatt "But I have no clothes,", Odraon "Bo'you did,reely'drop into the go^ do 0,,bicycle. Thought isn't quick A, D. ItllO, and on tho 8tli dny ol'Novciu* "But I can't allbw this!" cried The- telegrahn seemed to Imply that the, bu bert A.D, 1910, at ton o'clock in tho foro- urged. ; ^'-:.. ''••• ,•;'•••• doa?,";tholr host finally askedi, enough, so you have: to rely on feeling, iiooii of each of said days, for the purpose ot "Olotbes!" scornfully repeated Oralg< "Yes,;* ohswered Carson. "I thinly it as tt bird' dbes^ .But I use ;llttlo' gyro 'odore. •, colic flnijncler had been convinced. His examining and adjusting said clulOKi. bead. "What are they ? Merely woven wais foolish to take tbertsk, but! did." scopes riot to control.by tiielr weight "It's : already allowed," answered "falling dead" might mean much or ,Dated July 8tli, A. D.iOlii. '^ ' • , / Craighead, with an air of perfect inno little, but his "doubloons, coming co- JCHNO.O ,AEK, fabrics to fill bags to sûre credit "Why?'/ queried Waddyi and Carson arid stress,; biit to distribute power to JOSEPH BUIiLEN, withal at hotels.' And you need no explttthed.;:;;'..":::^1./,:\r V:•••:, .v',/^ ^ the vrings iind rudders—positive, auto- cence. "Come, callow sirj we can't be- I pious" was eloquent of faith. :And Jowl. : ' I .]:. Oommissloiiers , 'gin now the' ruinous policy of scruti what' In the name of all;the pods at credit, for this rooni: is thine for the "Boy' fopiyhness,''; said Mh •'iwaddjr, niotic distribution of power. 'Why, If AppolntinH Adm'r. . Walkej--July aa whole term of the treatments paid for and Bllbnc« fell again,;Woken at last the engineer of my machine should: nizing the sources of our supijUes. We once could a "Universal: Nitrates,orid Statn of Mlclilgnh; the Probiite Court for by 'Theodorela biqulry' os' td %^^^ con endow a college later, and that— Air Products company"; mean in an tho county of Inghagi,, ^'i v •,, •'i i, i •. by some one:; Inito *;v^hose. cbinpaby' I fall dead it would iay. on just ris be set \ t u êsHton ofsald court, :held at the pro- dropped or: rose during nlyi^las^ Whtttyou doing?" .: : ; V •:•• aerial' navigotlbndeol or those mys Oiiito office In tbe Oity of Maaon. In suid coun leave from the good ship Lithlai but and: If >he; did not':flrid>bia:4ut:iei :lrk;;:-:^v::i':i:i,!^^ fi^rTbejr jdld;!riotyriotice the !operihag:Npf 'Piobate,'';,' •.•'•-^••'••''••'••''•''••'!••'••'•; /•'••," ,.•'.';>',;. i;;'''No,'V';replied!lWadd^r'M!lJiie:.''^^^ • :'!G6lng bock to Mr; Waddy," floid 'Well, Aunt Chloe was in there; shuf •Ill tho( ipattor of.' • the estatb of Ezra the dborriorjiioe the;:woman y^^^ 'Walker, doooiiBod.v- :'-•,•..:•.:''';•'•.•'•.,•;'•;••, J VBut it's epld iiiiEffiji';/periistedîO^^ growed up on pie. I never wanted to •:he.;;^:!^^Cqrije.on.!?V;;:,^',: ;••.'; .':"'• ; fling abouti; wondering where; he might iMttoiHorrls having, fllod In "said court V,i: banker,; but my ;rents':kep^ 1(^ . •; VAye, oye^';8lr,'' saW:GraigbM^^ be, arid here be, was,.looking;bri spec-V hor petitlan praying that\tho;iidmlnt8tratlon '.•r.'i.l-l aonii^feellns; iielpleii}ia;the tblls;bt thla r:';'I^ttpa,'?sBhe;Bald;-;::^:;;V^y;i';,;r:;,;;,::.;:;i',v:: :ofN'nldestate.be,graniudto.ATthur;A.'How- serpentine logic. Vl'm not prepared for me up with deposits, an' I sort of got Mr..Waddy rose bastlly ond faced hiirid;• to'; his fbrelockiii'i;''But 11 virorns traily arid Unsuspected; With the cpm-V lettiorBomeiothor suitable person". . 'i' ' ': one bank after tinotber-darn itl-ôun> you; capting,;that,thete'8 break iribri- human .impulimrtblsecret/lap-;; It Is Ordered; that the aaiid day :oi :• ttto:clim^te,";?v;i'i'j:v'H'';i'i^5';:;e^^ , her/jiSbiB'ibokedv uke'l^r,'jWitddy, Julyv A-; D. ,1910, atton o'clock In the fore-'!l i >::';!llot)l(';iabrbadl";^coinmw^ vtt:^'',bariks^-tho';poyii:iWrivêiriii^^^ was undeniably pretty., He was blocky abead I; arid ipri jfbbthif bowii; arid';'^ jprbttcb, Theodore; walked;!ori,iMriceal^ noon, at Hiildiprobato office, be andls hereby -: here to have a qul^t time In^my own' j'y3ralgêfld'8';;;tb(B:Jiohly;^,plioi'^:M ed;bet\Meeri; the Spanish bayonet apnolnted for bearing said petition,'-r.i •, •; ;r bead, with a-gMture/toward tbe win' and short; she, round and plump, ,wlth :, It Is (urthei; ordered,, that puhllc notice \ dow. "The lu'n beodi down upon tbe, way, an' see; how I make out. Tbey| •riiall ihtwdi; aridJifsietJfeThe :;tbese;;>woteri.'^;;iBut'iibere'8-;'.wlth'i|ybu^', a ;Bbmber, llrie vpf red ct^ thereofibBUlven by.publloatlorodacopyof the ;eridîbf;tljeveiiaridrii'Scuttled: Into ; thl«)ordi)r,:for;:tbroB succcHglve weeks pre- , idd^:âs tnodifle;.>•,•?/** .'•• it.'H'iptt'. Thomas Howe and wife of Lansinff and I\lotiday at W. 11. Collins'. Tlieyluive begun llircsliing in this of an aunt, Mrs. Wessel, at Stocbridge spent Sunday at .Allen Jitter's. ClydeDonaklsoii, wife and daughter vicinity. » last Thursday, of Lansing spent Saturday and Sunday Waller Ahrens and wife ride in a isiana Corntiit.,, ^ Mr. and Mrs. Cochran and three new carriaH'e. atC, A. Pierce's. cliildren spent Tuesday at the home Mrs. Daniel Sears was called to tlie Mrs. ]5crt L. Green is at Athens. Jlr. and Mrs, .lohii Kurtz ancl son of of G. Standish near Dansville. AT WALTER'S nortliern part of the state by the She went home with Mrs. Gertrude Lansing called on Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mrs. Lucy Dunks of Port Perry, sickMe.ss of a brother. Lee, who has been visiting her par Kurtz Sunday afternoon. Out., is visiting among relauives in THE.HOME OF OUALITY GROCERIES Clarence Ru.-:cli and wife of Oliio ents, j\i:r. and Mrs. F. C. McEuen. iSIrs. H. Bo.\ is visiting her daugh this vicinity. WHERE IT PAYS TO TRADE" arc visitiuff their parents, Georj,'e Edmund Darling of' Adrian, who ter Mrs. M. Reeves of -Lansing tliis Charles Shaw of Mason is here har Rusch and wife. came here to visit iiis grandmother, week. vesting the wheat on the farm he re I (jjuite a number from this place Afrs. S. M. Darling, is very ill with Mrs. Grace Collins is entertaining a cently sold. went to .lackson county Monday on a appendicitis. His father and mother niece from Jackson. Obid Hodges of Dansville is harvest QUALITY, CLEANLINESS, PRICE, SERVICE liuckelberryin},'- trip, and report a line arrived Saturday. Mrs. .lacob Many, and family of Holt ing the grain on the farm he worked You are entitled to them and we observe them all. crop. Brooks' Corners. visited lier parents, Chas. Kurtz and here last year. EVERYBODV SATISFIED wife Wednesday. It is hard to tell which has the Our Cash Specials for this week: Who has tried 'Dr. Hell's Pine-Tar- Mr. Gibson of Detroit is visiting at The L. A. S. of the Island will meet strongest lungs, the grain harvester Honcy for coughs, colds, grip or F. A. Coleman's. with Mrs. Eva Felton of East Lan or the whortleberry harvesters. any throat or l^ronchial trouble. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gregg and daugh sing Tiiursdayâfternoon. July 21. Mrs. Louisa Hoard, Mrs. Harriet Got a bottle today. Look for the ter have been visiting her parents, 10 Bars Jaxon or Lenox Soap, 49c Bell on the 'bottle. Richard Darrah is visiting relatives Sayles and Mrs. Lucy Dunk visited Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Noyes. jn Spring Arbor this week. their sister, Mrs. Rosaltlia iiichmond, With orders for $1.50 or more of other g-roccries. Northeast Aurelius. Mrs. Sam Tomlinson visited her Mr. and Mrs. W. Box visited her at north-west Stockbridge Tuesday. Mrs. Mattie Brown and Adallulse daughter, Mrs. Charles Aseltine, parents Mr. and Mrs, Curtis of Lan Tliunsday. Fitch burg. Fancy Seeded Raisins, .'5 pkgs-..2uc 6 rolls Toilet Paper 25c visited Mrs. .1. E. Bennett Monday. sing Sunday. ^ \ !None Such Mince !Meat, ;ipkgs-.25c 5 bars Naptha, Galvanic or , 0. B. Blakslee and family spent Sun "Father" Miller visited at Floyd Clyde Eckluu't and wife attended If you haven't the time to ex if cans, 'Peas, Corn or Tomatoes.25c Sunny Monday Soap 23c Bull'alo Bill's show Tuesday. day at Frank Potter's. Clark's last week. Walter Aseltine visited liis parents ercise regularly, Doan's Regulets 2 cans, Red Alaska Salmon 25e Poixiorn that will pop, shelled, Mrs. Clara Roll'c visited in Lansing will prevent constipation. They Ira Lord was in Stockbridge Sun 4 lbs. Ginger Snaps 25o Sunday. per lb 4c recently. induce a mild, easy, healthful fic day. 10 varieties of Cookies, 3 lbs. at-25(5 Boy Collar and wife were in this tion of the bowels without grip Pickes, Sweet, Sour or Dill, Mildred Smith was a guest, of ]3en Holland is repairing his house. 6 lbs. Bulk Starch 25c vicinity Sunday. ing. Ask your druggist for them. per dozen lOc ]\hulge Rolfe Sunday. 25c. 1 Whortleberries are now ripe and 6 lbs. Rolled Oats 2oo John Butler and wife were in Lans A few more bushels of Hickory .lames Eckhart and family visited quite a number of people are picking 2 large pkgs. Post Toasties 25c Nuts to clo.se out at iic a quart, ing Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Murphy in Jack.son uansing Koad. tliem. 3 cans Lye or Chloride of Lime-25c peck ;J5c, busliel $1,25. Mr. Avery and O. B. Blakslee each Sunday. Chas. Whipp and family and Elmer The Gleaners sold ice cream last have the Bell telephone now. The Saturday night. .lames Merrick and family of Mason Smiley from the Dansville road visit Try Our Teas and Coffees, they are Bound to Please You. visited Doc Eckhart and family over former's number and rings is 213-Gn Kate i3ogardus is-at Jackson visit and the latter's 21;J-,'{L-1S. " ed at Ben Keeler's Sunday. Sunday. Alex Canedy visited relatives in ing relatives. BOTH PHONES WILL C. WALTER BOTH PHONBS E. Hulse and family of Columbia Mr. Avery was down from Lansing Leona Oiks was in Stockbridge one Sunday. Clinton the latter part of the week. road visited at .1. Hulse's Sunday." Floyd Rayraer and w|fe of Eaton day last week. Quite a heavy frost in this vicinity Carl .Jenkins of Lansing is visiting James Clark visited his mother one at B. B. Noyes'. Rapids; visited his parents, Ned Ray- MANY WILL SEE CIRCUS. Splendid Opportunities. Monday niglit which' damaged the nier and wife Sunday. , day last week. corn on low ground. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cavender have Hiiiidfcd* fruni TliU «ity and Siir- The business Held is now offering;, been staying at S. D. Ladd's and help Samuel Hicks, a former resident of North Leslie. ' ronndliiii Gountry to VUlt this place, aiid George Hoyt of Lan excellent chances for well trained Most di'sfiguring skin eruptions, ing them with their hay.^. IIIUBill)K Show*. sing were buried In the Munger cem Fred Allen liad the misfortune to voung people. The Detroit Business scrofula, prmples, rashes, etc., are Clarence Hartson of -Flint visited etery last week. lose one of his work liorses. Rlngllng Brothers' Circus is the University, under its present/aggres due to impure blood. Burdock his sister, Mrs. Nora Otis, recently. Blood Bitters is la cleansing blood C. Abbey has a sick horse and Dr, J. W. Wilcox and wife entertained magnet that wiU attract hundreds of sive management, is able to exercise tonic. It makes you clear-eyed, John MtjNeal attended the circus company from Jackson over Sunday. visitors from this city and tlie sur an influence which insures a good sal clear-brained, clear-skined. ! at Lansing Tuesday, Hudson of Eaton Rapids is treating it, Zeke. Baum and wife of Springport Mrs. Ellis Wetzel of south-east Les rounding country to Lansing on aried position to every graduate. Mary Ilawley and Gerald Diamond lie visited her parents, Fred Lankln Wednesday, July 27. The railroads With an unblemished record of sixty North Wheatfield. spent Tuesday evening with Nellîe visited at Claud Smith's recently, Mrs,^ Ella Covey of Eaton Rapids is and wife, Saturday. are offering special inducements in years' active work in training young Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ^rcCormick and Blakslee.' Mrs. Addle Thompson of Albion the way of cheap rates. men and women for liusiness pursuits Carrie Tomlinson passed Sunday visiting at Silas McDougall's. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Warner spent Sun spent part of last week with her sis The program the Ringlings are of it now has thousands of its own pro with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Aseltine. Claude Smith and family were in day with Mrs. Emma Lane. ter, Mrs. Abe Bates. ^ fering this year is nothing less than ducts as employers looking to it for Frank Deyo and family were in Springport Monday and Tuesday. Miss MyrtleLouks of Three Rivers Mrs. IT. L. Osborn spent last Friday wonderful. It is given by 375 artists. clerical assistants. No person gradu- Lansing Tuesday, Merk Norton and wife of Eaton spent the past week with Miss Bertha Rapids visited their son Earl Sunday. witli Miss Florence Hill of south-east Over 200 of them are Europeans! uating from the D. B. U. will lack for Scott. A COUQH, A COLO The L. A. S. will meet with Mrs. Leslie. _^ making their first tour of America. immediate lucrative employment as it Mrs. Kerk Smith spent Sunday with And then no telling wliat—unless Clark, Wednesday, .July 27. Itching piles provoke profanity, There are no less than 100 big acts. has continuously many more calls for her daughter; Mrs. John Leach. you luse Dr, Bell's Pine-Tar-Hon but profanity won't cure them. Novelties will be presented by the help than it can possibly supply. ey. It's the best. Ask your neigh Leo Salisbiiry and family spent Sun MliiviTie! Doan"s Ointment cures itching, telephoning elephants; the wonderful This excellent institution receives day at.Pine Lake. bor. Look for the Bell lon theibot- bleeding, protruding piles after tle. Sold everywhere. July 18th, 1910, Scliuman horses, from Albert Schu- students any school day in the year. Geo. Roback was quite seriously in years of suffering. At any drug Mrs, E. D. Field of Mason is visiting store. \ man's German circus—the Lorch fam jured last week. He left his team to ' East Alaiedon. her brother H, Bravender. ily of acrobats; the Arthur Saxon trio open a gate and they started to run Southeast Locke. Nev York Central Lines Daniel Thomas, wife and daughter Mrs, Anna Stevens called on Mrs. G. of strong men; BoblediUo, the Spanish when he tried to jump on the wagon I Muriel of White Oak called onlier M. Burden last Saturday. wire dancer; the Manello-Marnitz but fell to the ground, hurting his Miss Ethel Brewer is visiting rela sister, Mrs. Chas. Sitts, last Saturday. A. Anderson is quite feeble. family of upside-down liell-ringers; head and side quite badly. Dr. Lara- tives at Vantown. Lewis Barker and wife were Sunday the Alexis family of aerlalists; the bee of Wllliamston' dressed the wounds Mrs. Bertha Bravender and son Ray Elder T,,A, Merriman and wife of Reduced Fares guests of her aunt, Mrs, J. A. Speer. ' Button company of equestrians; the and he is getting along nicely, were guests of her sist«r and family at Cohoctah are visiting relatives here. for the round|trlp to J. H. Darrow and wife visited her Buiikerhill last Saturday and Sunday /Miss Pearl Rlckett will accompany aerial Klarkonians, and the fifty j , OLD ULCpS parents last Sunday. and uttended church at Felts. them home. funniest clowns in tlie world. Are unsightly and dangerous. Dr. Mrs. Herbert Potter visited Mrs. The chief attraction of the menag Milwaukee/Wisconsin Bell's Antiseptic Salve Will heal Mrs. Gertie Nelthammer visited Mrs. George Brewer' has returned Robert lliggs last Tuesday. erie is Darvvln, the missing link. He i them promptly, It is clean and her father last"Sunday. home after a few weeks' visit at account pleasant to use. 25c a ibox, sold Mrs. Mary i)arrow visited her son .Mrs. C. H. Carpenter Is on the gain. White Oak. , looks more like a human being than everywhere. Charles at Alaiedon center last week. Elder Grant Ostrander and family Charles Croope was in Ypsilanti on some men. Darwin lives in his own KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS house. It lias windows, doors, pic South east Alaiedon. One of Alvin Campbell's horses had are expected this week to visit his business last week. Going July 29 to August 1, Inclusive, to be killed oii account of a broken brother W. S. Mrs, Grace Wolver is visiting at tures on tlie wall, electric lights and a returning to reach original starting Gertrude and Elsie Bygraves are vis Mr. and Mrs. J, Goodwin arid Mrs. J. Mrs, Ed Fuller's this week, ' ho^water heater. He dines at a point not later than midnightof Aug. iting their aunt, Mrs. Jake Dakin, at CHRONIC SORE EVES Dutcher attended the funeral of Mrs. Berdie and Iva Cole of Locke Center table wiUva complete table equip; 13,1910. ( Dansville this week. Are easily cured with Sutherland's E, Wessels at Lynden last Thursday. visited at Geo. Wolver's last week. ment. He, wears the clothes of a Eagle. Eye Salve. It is painless For Particulars Consult'Agents I i Irvln Speer and family of Lansing Mr. and Mrs. L. Proestol were in Miss Amelia' Wolver is at Perry man. He carries a watch and is fond visited M. Speer over Sunday. and harmless and guaranteed. 25c a box. Sold everywhere. Jackson last Monday. -^ working in a hotel. , ' of a.soothing pi pe. He is a friendly j Mrs, Roy Dresser and Mrs. H. The'ladies' aid society met with chap and likes tO'Shake liands with MICHIGAN CENTRAL Earlj-were in Lansing Tuesday. ^ Stockbridge Town Line Kingsland. Mrs. Will Croope,recently. visitors. Another attractive member Dls. Adv. No. 121) I Mildred Collar visited her sisters In of the menagerie is Jennie, an ele Mrs. Geo. Johnson Is reported bet Frank Backus of Arizona is visiting Mason Monday. Northwest Insham. phant that has just passd her 214th ter. Her grand-daughter. Miss Rdosa his brother-in-law, G. M. Burden, j; Mr, and Mrs, Stephen Collar of and other friends here. . '"- : j • Tuesday, July 19. birthday. When George Washington Probate ofWIII. Biitlcr-Auffi li' of Bill wood,, is caring for her. .mai.obt Mliihlis'iiii TliD Probate Court for Jackson are visiting Mrs. Ella Cooper Mr. and Mrs. John'^Dutcher^ and Mr. Mrs, Elmer Potter of Aurelius lias was still president, of the United tlio i.iiiiiiity oMiiKlxtm. this week. ' • • > • '" Mr. Welch's team ran away Thurs States, she was brought from the AtiiNUiiDloii of tho I'rohato Court for Nitld day, hurting his son Roy quite badly D. T. Dutcher called oti Mr. and Mrs. been with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. CDUiitv. hiild at.tliu I'rubato Otnce.'tn tho Olty I Mr, and Mrs, W. Upton visited at Mllo Smith in Leroy Sunday. Philo Swan, the past week. wilds of India to become ati attrac uf iiason, ontlieliltli diiy of .luly, 11)10.. Wert Every's Tuesday. but he is reported better at this writ tion in the Zoological Gardctis at I'lusuiit lleury M. Oardiior, Judge of Pro- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoof meyer and Miss Alta Ward of Mason spent last llBtP. • [^Misses Elzlna Speer and Freeda Earl Lantls of Plalnfleld visited Mr. week with her brother Geo. A. London,, England. She was then 100 lu tl\p .mutter of tho cHtiito of Albert •\Vllson entertained company from Miss Gladys Barrett of Wllliamston Ii iM tiecous'f'l now on IIIH In said I aaan, ^ I. Barrett and wife. last week., uiiiirr hu iidm tied IK probaio, imd tliut the grandchildren last week. Uomer Potter of Holt is staying Jenni^ will live to dt peanuts iroin adml'ilMiruU m of KHM tittuio bo Kiaittud to Glen Peterson and family of Lan Minnie U. NUIIIB, 01 tu some othci itultitblu Miss Florence liroughton of LeMie Mrs, Olive Van Buren visited In De wlthJils grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. the hands of chiidien whoso great ucrnon I was a guest of Mrs. Vance Douglas sing spent Saturday and Sunday with grandparents are yet unborn. K Is ordered, That the 131b day vt his Bister, Mrs. Iloibert Jackson and troit from Friday until Wednesday. Phll(ySwan. Autf.l A. I>. 11)10 lit tun o'ukH'kln thL rom- the first of; he week. She brought, her grandson, Lawrence Miss Lena Wilson was in Lansing Theforenoo'n parade istai the best nujii. lit Hiild itroliiitH ulHi'H. be itnd Is hereby I j ITa/.cl Laxtoii visited Hazel Potter family. ^ street spectacle the Uingling Uiothers appointed fur heiirliiK siiid pHlltUiii. Hoover, bocK with her fur a visit. (, Tuesday to attend the show. It Is furtiier orilereil, thiit public notice In Mason over Sunday. Clarence ITare and Lois Rogers are have ever devised. It was built In thereof be Klven liy puiiliuiilliMi ofllcopy of on the sick list; , Ben Weldoii of .lackson Is visiting Irvln Campbell and wife of Owosso the foreign woikshops of the show this order, for three sucuvstlve weeks vn>- j I Mrs. Markham anil daughter. Mrs. vious tu Hitid day ut lieiiriiiK In the INGRAM Mr. Pe|er8on.and Mrs. Wellman of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Swan, called on relatives here Sunday. near Liverpool List winter at a cost of Sdyler of Elkhart, Ind., visited friends more than Ql,UUJ,00i). It was made ODimrr NISWH, ii newspiiper printed und clr- Ejiton Rapids spent Sunday with his Fred Smith and v^lfe called on Mr. Elmer Potter of Aurelius visited at uuliicud liiKUldcuuniy iiere the first of.the week. ( and Mrs. C. H. Lowe Sunday. P. Swan's over Sunday. from designs executei «by the best (V true copy.) im.N ItYM aAlMINBR, Robert Gliaiiln of Toledo Is a yuest daughter, MrB.fiertha Jackson and artists 01 ltal.v and b'rance. In it 0. A. Ol.lNroN. iludxoufl'robiite. family. \''- ' •" '•' Mrs.'Grover Singleton and little Mrs. C. Frederick! spent last week will bo seen 1,280 people from all pans I'ruuaie Reitlster. i\)*i ()f|lils brother, J. W., ^^'" i' daughter of Stockbridge and Miss at her home In Dansville. , '\ ALL tK N Ul^kAOet of the world, (i5U horses and more I Mr. and Mrs. Dennta^ Walton were HazeLCoopervVlBted the latter's par than half the elephants in America. n|Dansville Sunday. " ' , '^\'^- t Yield readily to^ treatment w?th Dr. Beiri Antlaeptie Salve. AVe ents, Tom Kelley and wife, Sunday.' It will be t hree' miles long. It leaves Dr. Bell's Antiseptic8alv« 'IMrs,'Vance Douglas,anj dtughter' guarantee It. 28c a box. Soldev Mr. and Mm. Jarvis Goodwin and SUTHERLIiiO'S EABLE EYE ZtW the show grounds at 11 o'clock in the ; Joiiore are vlBttinff in' OWOMO. ' Qeoo tor •<* Skin Oir.a«Ht>

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