T R'I-COUNTY CHRONGLE @ VOL. 8. CASS CITY, MICH., FR~IDAY, JULY 2~, ~9o5. NO. m.

B[I[I[R ROAD ~OR E[KIA~D ~OTi£[ TO T~X PAYERS. ROBERT WAttACE PASSES AWAY tired wayfarer, who passed from earth A meeting of the tax payers of Elk- to the great beyond. Township is Fortunate in Receiving land township will be held at the Died Last Friday After an Illness of an Appropriation of $5oo. Mr. Wallace was a man of line char- Town Hall in Cass City, on Saturday, Several Years. deter and ted an upright life in every Hot i July 29, at= 3:30 p. m., to consider the @ respect. 14'(n. twenty years he has @ Some time ago the township board ma~terof raisinff funds for the cy- @ Eobert Wallace. an aged res~den~ of been a member of the Presbyterian of Elkland filed a notice with the clone sufferers. A full attendance is this vicinity died at his home in Cass church, where tim funeral services state highway commissioner that they desired. Cityon Friday, .July 14, after an ill- i were held on Sunda!y afternoon, con- Weather had arranged to improve a mile of BY OIIDEI{ OF ~OaINITTEE. ness of several years' duration. ducted by l~ev. E. t. Bradlield, assist- ~O ..... public wagon road under state aid and ed by Rev. W. Berge. Theehureh was asked for an allotment of state re- He was bon~ in Kittley, in the DELIghTFUL SIRAW RIDE PARTY county of Leeds, Ont., on February 4, tilled to overHowing with friends who ward under the act passed at the last had come to, pay their last respects to Coolers session of the state legislature. 1841, and spent twenty-nne years of Was Given by fflrs, Jas. B. Cootes on his life tI~ere. Then coming to Mich. l tl~e departed. The pallbearers were: @ Horatio S. Earl, the state highway Wednesday Afternoon. A, Wahnsley, H. Seed, Sr., Joel Witli: i , commissioner, was in town FYiday on igan he lived near Caro for a few years. ey, Luke Wright, Win. Spurgeon and @ Take a dip into our store today and see how refreshing an inspection tour and after inspecting On Wednesday afternoon, July 19, Levi Muntz. The re~nains were laid you'tl find the cool money-saving possibilities we offer. , the road and the material at. hand for He afterward came to Elkland town- to rest in Elkland cemetery. improving tl~e same, he assured the Mrs. James B. Co~)tes entertained ship which was then a wilderness and o about thirty of l~er lady friends by Besides his wife t~e leaves to mourn Summer Suits o $5.oo to $~o.oo township board that tt~ir application bought a farm northeast of this place, three sisters, one of them being Mrs. giving a straw ride party. The guests and started to build up a lmme for was accepted and that the reward D. Norrison of Gagetown: four Straw Hats - * 5oc to $~.5o l~ad been requested to Oress as tl~ey l~imself. would be g)ven b) tl~e township after daughters, Mrs. Wm. Messner, of De- @ rlen's Oxfords, black or tan, $L5o to 3.5o did when twelve years old--and they @ the work has been completed and is For forty years he Ires been a resi- did--and the costumes provoked a troit; Mrs. Win. Zinnecker and the @ Women's Oxfords ~ $~.ooto ~.5o @ found to be upt~ the required stand- dent of this townsl~ip and succeeded grea~ deal of merriment. Ag two Misses Minta and Etlie, all of Cass Negligee Shirts = - 5oc to ~.oo ard. in his farm interests so that to-day o'clock the "girls" climbed into a hay City, and one son. ,lames, also nf Cass The township b~ntrd at a session the tl~e Wallace farm is one of tim niees~ wagon filled with fresh mown hay City. All the children were present People have been saying for 20 years that our merchan- ! same afternoon accepted tlre offer of !~omes in Tuseola cnunty. at the funeral except Mrs. Nessner, and drawn by a span of mules and tim @ the state highway commissioner's ap- dise is good. We don't deny it. trip was made to Mrs. O}r's pretty On May 4, 18G9 he was united in who was unable to come on account propriation and instructed the town- marriage to Bliss Alice Karr. 717o of illness. Among other friends from ship highway commissioner, P. A. grove eas~ and north of the village. Clambering out they were greeted them were born seven children, five of out of town wl~v attended the funeral @ Knepi'gen, ~o proceed to build the whom with the mother aresti|l living. were: Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Mitchell ! mile of road. by tt~e hostess, Mrs. Cootes, and wel- , D, CROSBY & SON, comed royally, and then treated to Mr. Wallace stayed on tt~e farm un- and Mr. and 5h's. Hyslop of Cliff~rd, The mile designated by the board is til about three years at9 wl~en he pur- Mr. and Mrs. Myers of Martette. Cass City's Shoe and Clothing Mien. tl~e one which lies between the ceme- lemonade, a refreshing draugl~t, after a ride in the hot sun. Some of the chased property in town and spent the tery corner and tile corner two miles remainder of his days i~ the village, east of Cass City, the latter being a gins brought their dolls al()ng, which Good ten-room house and cellar; six For several years t~is l?ealth has been lots, ~fty fruit trees, good drive well sl?ort distance east of the "East" added not a little to the fun. failing and two years a~o he became and several small outbuildings. Will rivet" bridge. This mile of road is one After having their pictures taken, tl~ey enjoyed a concert in which all blind. Since last February he failed sell cheap, terms easy. Inquire of that receives ~more travel tl?an any MRS. ED CRAWFORD, at residence, took part. The opening song of wel- rapidly and suffered very much and other outside of the village corporation death came as a sweet release to the corner or Sixth and Vulcan streets. and as it is one of the poorest in the come to the tune of "America" was Cass City o|,er /Vli ls township, its improvement will be ap- sung by the Misses Maggie Frank [ preciated by all. Hendrick, Kittie James Crosby, Myra Taxpayers in this townsl~ipare to be Metealf and Alice Leonard Moore, @NNNN NN@NN@@@@N congratulated on receiving this reward followed by a recitation by Lot, tie of $500 from the state as the appropri- Usher. A fancy fern drill by the N @ Buckwhea~ Grinding Done at, ion thi~ vear for this purpose is not, Misses Cora George Albert Strifller, as large as the demand is sure to be Libbie John End, Emily Elias McKim, and many townships who apply for aid Carrie Hugh Seed, Rose Smith tic- The "Olyrnpla" e in road building are bound to meet Gregory and Bess!e Frank Sinclair. N I We are better prepared to take care of you than ever. wit, l? disappointment. Mr. Earle says Then came the duet bv tim little Siamese twins. Alice Leonard Moore We ffrind every day in the week. that the township may also be con- N N gratulated on tl~e excellent material and Naggie Frank Hendriek, who N Gasoline Stoves it has at hand for building roads and sang, "In tim Good Old Summer- time." kyo.,-g ocer WHITE L LY expressed the wish that every town- are the best Juniors made by any firm. They are ship in the state might have the Miss Clara Daniel Deming tl~en gave ,or _..., CEP ESOTA and am,rant and quality of gravel wlHeh is a tl~ree-m~nute speech on "Teddy made by Geo. M. Clark & Co. Chica~m who are the found here. Ronsevelt as a President." which was tartest makers of Gas and Gasoline Stoves in the FANGHON The general speciIicatinns for build- loudly applauded. Misses Della Ca] ing tl~e road mentioned above aceord- Lauderbach and Cord George Albert ~ world. " These are the best flours on the market. {g in~ to the state law are as follows: Striflier gave a very graceful skirt "For every mile of well graded road dance an~l then came the musical con- Ig test by |lye of the little girls who per- N on which ti~e steepest incline sh'alI The Olycpia emb0aies E 0i Is Prompt attention to all kinds of Custom i~_ no~ excee(t six per cent,, and the width forme~l beautifully on a Jew's harp. The contestants were the Misses Min- Work {g of wl~iel~ shall not be less t&an eight- een feet, between side ditches, and nie Orrin K. Oanes, Maggie Isaac N in no other stove [N Maxwell, Fannie Will Smithson, Free delivery to any part of the citv. Call Phone No.1. ~2~ which shall be properly drained, and Anna Angus Gillies and Sarah George N @ have a wagon way or travel track not N cheap or expensive. Calland see it operate. less than nine feet wide, and wl~iel? GoiI'. The prize, a Jew's harp, was ~' HELLEI~ BROS., Props. shatleonsistof not less than eight awarded to Fannie Wilt Smxtl~son. inches of compacted gravel, wt~ich A Negro song and dance was next N @ must be app]ied in not less than two given by the Misses Mary Somerville, layers, each layer to be rolled sepa- Violet Eno, Rose Moore and Lottie Usher. . rately: Provided, that both shoulders and metaled track shall be properly Miss );an Herbert.. Elliott gave a crowned so as to shed waterquiekly tn three-minute discussion on, '~Shall we : Pure-: Paris Green _ tlm ditches, shall merit, ir approved or shall we nob adop~the crinoline or by the State Itighway Commissioner, tmop skirt?" It was decided unani- p mnusly to adopt the~but tilat's a a reward from the state of live l~und- ~£+4~t-+-M-+÷+*M-+÷÷÷÷÷÷++÷.M. ÷~÷~:-I'÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷*D~÷*M-÷q~ secret and we promised not to tell. I : Bulk " red dollars a mile and pro rata for ex- ÷ 44 tra miles and fractions thereof in ex- Miss Electa Norman Kitchin gave a + brilliant speech on "How ~o grow q. A good Hammock, a good Book,"In the Shade of the Old cess nf the tirst." + NOTICE t large," and Miss Minnie John Corkins ÷ Apple Tree," or one of our Cr(Nuet Sets on your lawn and Mr. Earle advocates the placing of + also lectured about "The complexion the happiness ~s yours. one large ditch on the tower side of + Having bought the drug businoss of T. H. Fritz, we the road and a shallow one on the and conduct of a twelve-year-old ?. wish to solicit your continued patronage. We will use our otl~er witl~ culverts to dra~n ttie sur- girl, °' but didn't tell the girls where $ best efforts to maintain the reputatmn of Fritz's Drug Store L. i WOOD & CO., D ugg sts, face water from the latter to ~he they could buy the cheapest and best and we are sure that our face beaut~iier. :!: former, instead of one large ditch on Little Alice Alexander A. McKen. + UP TO DATE STOCK :{:i each side of the road. This method is less expensive and answers the pur- ziegavea cute little recitation and ~2+ goodandwillingneSswill, to please our patrons should warrant. _VOtlr 2 pose as well. then a sextette, composed of the + + It iS reported that Green]eaf town- Misses Sarah George Goff, Nan Herb- ship is placin~ a $400 improvement on err Elliott, Cord Charles St, riffler, + E. RYAN'N DRUG ,gTOP E Oet acquainted with the Emily Elias McKim, Myra Metcalf the road just east nf the McConnell ÷ City Block, Next Door to Postoffice. school house, four miles east of tnwn. and Lottie Usher awoke the ecimes of ÷'M-5%-~I-++÷÷÷÷÷÷+÷÷÷÷÷~÷.1% ÷÷++÷:l-+÷÷÷÷+÷÷+÷++++÷+++++ This improvement and the road made tl~e forest by a song. The program Black Cat under the state road act will be great- which had been given unde~ tt~e able ty appreciated by tl?e citizens of Ca.ss management of Miss Jane Archibald Hitchcoek, was concluded by a song ++÷+++*÷÷÷÷÷ b F+" ~. .... ,. We have' a corn P 1ere hue" of Lad~es'" ~', Gents'.' a nd Chil- City asa big share of the town's trade comes from the east and these im- by all entitled, "Good-by, My Lover, l~en s BLACK CA 1 HOSE. black C~t Stockings for + provements will still increase it, Good-by," with variations and .Jew's + ~v boys and girls are the best wearing, best washing and harp accompaniment. + + towest price, good stockings made Every pair of the The little folks then played "'hide- ÷ D[£[ARATIO~$ W[R[ [|LID. + ~ gennme bears the B1ack Cat trademark. a~d-seek" and ring-around-a-rosey,, R J. Lounsberry, receiver for tl~e for a short time and then the hostess Pontiac. Oxford & Nnrtl~ern I~aitway announced that supper was waiting + + + + Sh B g i Co., Tuesday flied the declarations in and~led the way to where two tables ÷ + + tim suits begun a~ainst Margaret ~t]. were temptingly spread. The table + A large line ~ of ,Ladies', Gen*ts' and Children's Sample Porter, wife of i 2) resident Hugh Port- decorations were very novel and $ + Shoes to be closed out at half price. er, trod against Win. E. Traver and suggestive of tl~e l?arvest time. On + • Samuel A~ Demarest. executor of the eact~ table were ~hree sl~eaves ()f ++ + ,~Oc ON A DOLLAR ,~ last will of Julia M. Traver. The re- wheat, the center ones being larger, + ceiver seeks to recover from Mrs. Port- $ Keep this in mind and buy two pairs of shoes at the and at the sides of those were tiny + er the sum of $48,750, and from tl~e ladders leaning against them, while + + price of one, 4, otk~er defendants $9,750, here and tlmre little aowny chickens PANT~A line of Men's Pants to be sold at once re- The recelver charges that tl~ese peeped forth. At each plate was a gardless of cost. amounts were received in illegal divi- tinyba Kof grain tied with orange i Special 5ale of Iron Beds dends, and has attached .the stock ribbon which was also fastened to a $ Highest prier paM for butter and eggs. + held by them to enforce his claim. little chick and were the favors. A ..... ~ NO~/ ON + He ehf~rges that the dividends were delicious three-course luncheon was + g + W e have a new shipment of Sanitary Beds that we place not authorized by the board of direct- served and then the girls "waited for ors, and that there was n6 money% in the wagon and all took a ride." on the market at a very low price. 25 different styles to the treasury at tim time to pay the ,Just as the stars were coming out select from. Laing &;anes[ dividends had they been legally de- # and night was spreading her mantle We guarantee every bed for 10 years and will replace or clared. over earth and sky, tt~e merry crowd repair any bed during that time free. Price ranges from started for home. It was nearly ten ~Forty acres of land for sale, :)} o'clock when they said "good night" $3.10 and upward° Just now is the time if you want a bed miles north of Cass City. Ten acres No¢f~;¢, and specifications may be seen by call- to their hostess and departed for their that is right, cleared; for $1,000. F~am: O~ax~cn. Bids will be.recei red by" the building ing on Alvey Palmateer 1~ miles west homes, after having spent tl~e jo!liest $ committee of Dist. No. 1, Nnvesta, for of Novesta .P.O. 7~14~2 time of theirlives. the constructmn of a new sclloolhouse. Committee reserves the righ~ to ~,~°House for rent. Enquire of B. ~-¢Two spans of two-year.old edits ft. |. [HIOH, lhe Undertaker. + Size, 24x40 feet, cement walls. Plan reject one and all bids. 7-21.2 Bertrand at the Model. 6-9-if for sale. 7-14=tf J. tl. STRIt;FLEIL STATE BRIEFS. IT GENERAL WOOD 1 TERRIFYING STORIV[" DETROIT VISITED CZ--~R OPERATED ON, BUT DOING WELL WAS AND Tri-C0uut Chronicle. Clarence Vanderbeck, of Shepherd, ~TO CLEAN UP PANAMA. MUCH DAMAGE DONE. aged 9, hit a dynamite cap with a ham- The most spectacular storm Detroit mer and be is minus one eye now. Re'ports from Poeasset, Cape Cod, ELX/~P-LENzN~B CO., PU]s~. has seen this summer occurred at 1 The ,body of Arthur VCalker, who say that Maj.-Gen. Leonard Wood has o'clock Friday afternoon. A sultry was drowned last fall~ was washed just undergone the delicate surgical - MIOHIGAN. ~ASS CITY, PETER]t0Foperation of trepanning to remove a forenoon and an unsettled condition oI ashore south of Lexington Friday. BAPPENINGS the weather gave promise of a down- Application to the work of perfect- bony growth on his head, The opera- fail. It came biack an.1 threatening [~: there are any other kinds of trou- ing a patent beet puller has driven tion, it is said, was entirely success- .THE CZAR'S UNHAPPY LIFE from the northwest. Low lying clouds ble floating aroun4, I~ussia is likely LOSSES OF FARMERS BY Nelson H. Hill. of Lansing. violently ful, and the general is making rapid rolled elosety to the eartlL creating in- insane. IN A GLOOMY PALACE progress toward recovery. It was made to find them. CUT WORMS REACH tense darkness. When the storm broke Mrs. Alfred Gifford, of Flint town- neeessary by a mishap several years OF PETERHOFF. ago, when Maj.-Gen, Wood received a in the business section of the city it MANY THOUSANDS, ship, fell over a piece of carpet and This year it is the grape crop that severe blow on the head by accident. amounted to a cloudburst. The gut- is ~.o be a failure. It is well to know sustained a broken hip. Her condition NO ONE ALLOWED TO COME A swelling developed but surgeons ters ran with water even with the the worst at once. is serious. were soon able to determine that it curbing and accomt)anying the down- JACKSON HAS A WALKING CLUB NEAR THE UNINV|T- George Hol~kins caught ]47 turtles was not of cancerous growth and not pour was a scattering of hail of suf- COMPOSED OF LA- in a small lake his farm near Cold- Gaynor and Greene probably take a on ! ~G PLACE. in the least likely to have any per- ficient size to smash large plate glass: DIES ONLY. water and received over $100 for them malteious satisfaction in spending all manent ill effects. Gossip is current windows. Along Shelby street the in Chicago, in Washington since President Roose- sidewalks were littered with fragments their stealings in Canada. THE NEW PEACE ENVOY AND PERE MARQUETTE ENGINE ON An insane man, half dad, was cap- velt's speech at Oyster Bay \Vednes~ of windows and all over the downtown tured between Menominee and Iron HiS FITNESS FOR THE day, that the president plans to send Seetion much damage was inflicted. So A smashed PASSENGER TRAIN GOES Denver man who his Mountain. No one knows who he is or MISSION. Gem Wood to Panama to clean up th~ violent was the storm and so terrifying automobile rather than run over a boy IN DITCH. where he came from. isthmus as ~l~e did Cuba. the darkness that thousands of men is in a etass all by himself. and women were scared almost out ot On the occasion of the°ann iversary Nicholas II. is at. Pelerhof. on the their senses. Man5 timorous women Ex-Senator McGinley Dead. of the battle of the Boyne, Wednesday, Gulf of Finland. An angular, ugly Depew Caught in Tangle, An Englishman has succeeded in took refuge in their cellars. Death,-caused by pneumonia, came 5,000 Orangemen were entertained in tower, painted muddy yellow, topped The New York World says: "Rove growing jet black roses. But why suddenly ~o ex-State Senator Chas. H. Sault Ste. Marie. The parade was a by an eagle-crowned flagstaff, is all elations far more startling than those Torn to Pieces, have roses if they're not red? MeGinley, who passed away at a little mile long. that can be seen of his abode. All that in the report of Supt. Hendrieks are Charles Chase, aged 55, who lived resort in the Adirondack mountains Monroe council has voted dow~ a can be seen of his court is an unro- contained in the testimony taken in with his sister, Mrs. Joshua Kent. at ~he great American pie is now made near where he was born and raised resolution for a special election to mantic individual in slfirtsleeves, the state insurance department's in- by machinery, and the next step will and where he was spending the sum- vote on bonding the city for $65,000 brushing his hair before a looking vestigation of the Equitable Life As- Rea, went to sleep on the D. T. & Io tracks while walking from Dundee to be to have it eaten by machinery. mer with his wife and daughter. Sen- for building a trunk sewer on the glass in the tower window. It needs surance society. his home, having missed a train. ator McGinley has been a figure in south side keen eyes and a field glass to see even "'Senator Chauncey M. Depew testi- An Detroit i)olities and in the criminal these. The shore at PeLerhof is mud- east bound freight was upon hi~n -be- It was just as hot last summer and The Detroit, Mackinac & Marquette fied that the Depew Improvement Co., law practice since he moved there at railway, the Cleveland Cliffs Iron dy, stone strewn, fiat and overgrown fore he could get up and his head was will be again next summer. ~n't be- and ill which he was interested, obtained the close of the legislative session of Co. have sold 60,000 acres of land to with weeds. To bathe one must go completely severed from his body and lieve the fellow who talks otherwise. a loan from the Equitable of $250,000 both legs and arms w,-xe cut off and 1895. Before that he was active in the the Upper Peninsula Land Co., of De- several imndred yards from the shore. on property which the state insurance the trunk was badly mangled. The reo politics of the Thumb, and was twice troit, for $75,000. Straight in front, of the palace, running department valued at only $150,000. It must be easy to invent war cries elected to the senate from Minden mains were taken to his sister's home Bert Keiser is under arrest at Bat~ half a mite .into the sea, is a flimsy He admitted that neither principal nor City, serving in the sessions 189a and burial was held 12 hours after the in Russia; for instance, there's the of fie Creek charged with abandoning his wooden pier, and on this pier--one at interest lind been paid, and that the and 1895. He was born in New York accident. governor of Lodz: "Abolish Obolosh- 12-year-old daughter. Keiser formerly the end and one half way along~are Equitable had been ~oreed to foreclose. in t856. was married at Hague, N. two blue-roofed bathing boxes used Charles Chase was a care-free man eft!" lived in Athens, and his wife died in "He admitted that as a member of Y., m Miss Eflie Harrison in 1876. and by the czar's immediate family. From with many friends despite his weak- the Kalamazoo asylhm. the executive committee of the Equit- soon afterwards eame to Michigan, lo- the shore the whole process can be ness. He was for nearly 2 years i~t Woman is a lucky creature. She is George E. V¢ood, a well known lure ~ able, he had not advised this loan, cating first at Forrestville, where he seen: and Peterhof takes advantage the army and 10 in the navy° never without one great comfort. No berman of the middle west. former but had voted for it. He confessed ran a drug store while he studied law, of large timber holdings and [of the occasion by crowding to the to making a promise that the Equit- matter what happens she can revel in Devastated Cut Worms. being admitted to the bar and remov- owners mill Muskegon's waters' edge and -~ exclaiming able should be nmde whole, but in by saw in halcyon i excited- Muskegon county seems to be at the a goed cry. ing to Minden City in 1879. He was ly when the late grand duchesses trot the same breath said that promise was a member of the Odd Fellows, the Ma- days, is dead at Chicago. t mercy of the army cut worm and fls Mrs. Sarah M. Hand and her daugh- along the pier to the nearest bathing not legally binding. utterly powerless to stop the terri- Philadelphia is really waking up. sons, the Maccabees and the Knights box. "Jacob H, Schiff, confronted with ble advance and devastation which is The people of that city have discov- of Pythias. ter, Mrs. Charles S. Thompson, of The precautions taken for the czar's records of that Kuhn, Grand Rapids, died within an hour ot the Equitable being made. Hay and corn have suf. ered that the grade crossing ought to each other. Mrs. Hand was 74 and Mrs, safety are wonderful. W orkingme~ Loeb & Co. had sold a large amount P, M. Engine in Ditch. whose anteeedents are unknown are feted greatly, Maple island, ten miles be aboIished. of Union Pacific preferred stock to the of Muskegon, is completely over- The engine of ihe regular Pere Thompson 50 years o[ age. not allowed to settle either in old or north society, swore that these records were run with worms. Farmers have qait Marquette passenger for Sagi- Elaborate arrangements are being new Peterhof. The names of all pros- The New York World gravely asks: train [alse. He confessed tha~ he had been planting and cultivating and concen- naw, leaving Bay City at 8:40 a. m.. made for the good roads convention pective lodgers or boarders must first a dummy director, but said that since "Are pretty teachers best?" HomeIy trated their efforts to try to stop the left rails four miles south of in Port Huron August 29, 30. 31. A be submitted to the police. For nearly the the the Equitable scandal developed, he advance, but the worms are eating old ladies wilt consider such a ques~ latter city while going at a rate of feature of the convention will be a a quarter of a mile along the west wall had bought five shares of the stock, everything green. Robert Lane has lost tioi~ z idimdous. a bo.ut forty miles an hour. and En- disp}ay of 500 automobiles. oft:he park trees and shrnbs have been paying $2,000 a share." 40 acres of hay, 20 acres of hay has gineer Alex. Neiderstadt, one of cut down in order to give the sentries the Dr. Ames Barrow. of Michigan, told been destroyed on Win. Reaumo's farm It is only a slight consolation to a clear line of vision and thus it will oldest employes of the Pete Mar° [he National Children's Home society, Root's Sacrifice. and a like amount on John Sehreimer% l~e assured that the man who invented quette, was killed. Fireman John H, in annual conference at St. Paul, that be impossible for marauders to climb Seldom in [he Mstory of the govern ° farm, These three farms are all within Quirk, Saginaw, was Mightly in- the torpedo cane will get his just dues of there are really no bad boys, but that the walls. ment lms a man made the financial sight of each other. Between the .paIaee and the vast in the next world. jured. The regular train from Sagi- some boys are misunderstood. sacrifice that Elihu Root will make in naw arrived half an hour later and Battle Creek police have ceased in- brick barracks to the northwest tele- taking up the portfolio of state laid STATE NEWS BRIEFS. passengers were transferred. The phone wires have been set. up. Every The price of cotton went up a dol- vestigating the origin of the fire that down by John Hay. II1 accepting the body of Niederstadt was ~aken to day stories are circulated as ~o inno- lar a minute in Wall street the other burned the sanitarium barns last $8,000 salary of a eabinent officer he A party of capitalists from Madison, Saginaw, where tlis home was. A wo- week, because'Dr. Kellogg says the cent in,terto.pers being shot by grena- must give up fees, estimated to have Wis., are touring Michigan in search day. Some of the lambs must have man in of coaches was severe- one the fire must have originated accidentally. diers or sabered by Cossacks, been within the year, at least $250,000. .of a beet sugar factory to be moved t(~ had ncrthing but wool. ly injured by being thrown against The ladies omitted to exercise their A cabinet officer recentIy said Mr, that state. the back of a seat, but sire was taken Destruction of Karsakorsk. privilege of voting at the election for Root was making $275,000 a year. in The continued wet weather wlI1 Harvard almost won in the great from the train by friends and tlm rail- school trustees at Midland, and, as a An eye-witness of the Japanese Washington his living expenses wiU cause heavy loss to the farmers of road offieials were unable to learn her rowing race with Yale, but the almost consequence, there was Iittle interest bombardment of Karsakorsk wires probably reach $40,000. Sanilae county and the sugar beet im name. How Quirk eseape~i death is a counts for no more in this world's ab in the result. Last year 50 ladies vot- that the Russian forts were silenced dustry will be a sufferer severly. marvel, but he did. He absolutely re- on July 7, after the exchange of a fairs than the never-did. ed. Kansas Oil Fight Lost. Physicians in Lake Linden are fuses to talk abou't the accident. very few shots. The piers, warehouses While [)laying with a pistol that he The law passed by the legislature greatly mystified by a baby boy born did not know was loaded, Bennie Rob- and other buildings were set on fire Mosquitoes routed a gang of Ytalian Alma Collegians Suffer Typhoid. last winter appropriating $410,000 to to Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Trefoy, a week erts, the 9-year-old son of ~ev, Rob- and the conflagration was reflected by build an important oii refinery at to laborers at Corona, L.I. Most of us, the foggy atmosphere, converting the ago. The little one is unable eat. The sudden and serious illness of errs, of the Third Reformed church, Peru, Ks., was on Friday declared un- yet he is alive and physicians have indeed, are forced to "strike" when sky into one mass of blood red color. about a dozen students and professors Kalamazoo, was shot through the constitutional by the state supreme been deeply interested. How the boy the mosquito gets to work. of Ahna College, all having been The Japanese army landed amidst the hand. court in an opinion rendered by Asso- continues to exist without any form o~ brought low with typhoid fever, has fire, which was fast spreading to the The Lansing Arbeiter society enter- forts, The infantry quicldy captured ciate Justice GreeDe. nutriment is the puzzle. Tom Ls±wson probably was dealing caused physicians to investigate the The oil refinery law was considered tained severaI hundred guests from the forts, from the tops of which the in futures when he wickedly suggest- cause of such a remarkable occur- one of the most direct blows struck other cities at the dedication of their bewiIdered inhabitants were seen THE MARKETS. ed that a certain man had not Yet se- rence during the past few days. new hall. Charles ~Verner, of Detroit, at the Standard Oil Co, by the last fleeing in every direction, carrying cured eontroI of the sulphur eombina- During the investigations the per- legislature, which adopted several pre.sident of the state society, made an what property they couId remove. The Detrmt~Common butchers' cattle sol~ plexity was deepened by the report measures tending to restrict that con- a trille h~gller. Ti~ere w~ts a good de- tion. address. fires were not subdued for over 48 from students at their homes through- cern in the handling of the Kansas mand froln tile country for stoeker~ out the state that many more were Col. C. V. R. Pond, superintendent of hours. ~tnd feeders and they sold full steady product. with htst week. Milch cows and A large boulder, 12 feet high and 15 victims of the epidemic. The fact rural free delivery for Michigar~, after The sunken cruiser Novik, which feet in diameter, is the monument a conference with the postmasters and springers were of poor quality and are that all have fallen ill at about the was destroyed by the Japanese at Kar- Bank Solvent. selling very low. Nothing on sale. over Joe Jefferson's grave. It is sug- same time has led the doctors to pro- carriers of the county, said that Shia- sakorsk last August. and the ruined brougt~t over $35. Veal calves were ae= wassee will be given solid rural de- town and forts are sad witnesses of It is now believed that the Vicks- tire and prices paid were from 25 to gestive of the great actor's love of nounce the disease the result of the 30 cents higher than last week. Best livery. the rapidity with which destruction burg Exchange bank, now in the hands nature. commencement dinner at the college, grades $6@0 75; others $4@5 50. at which 250 people were [)resent. Charles Miller. an aged man from i.q wrought in modern warfare. of Receiver S. B. Monroe. of Kalama- Hog's~A few vxtra fancy bunches zoo, will be found solvent. It is said The lee cream may have been per Mass City, fell under a moving train brougl~t $5 65. but butt o£ sales was All the members of the University of that $60,000 worth of good collateral at $5 50@5 G0. luted with the deadly germs. Students at "Wausaukee, had the toes of one Jap Peace Envoys' Route. Sheep~A. few fancy bunches Pennsylvania's rowing crew have been has been found and that no wrong- at Princeton and elsewhere, who were foot severed~ one ear cut off, his nose President James J. Hill. of the Great brought $8 per hundred, but they had marked deficient in their studies, The doing ltas been discovered, The receiv- to be choice, t~est lambs. $7 50@S; ~air visiting their alma mater at the time, broken and w~as otherwise injured. He Northern railway, Is personally ar- University of Pennsylvania must sadly ersMp is now alleged to be illegal, to good h~mbs, $7; light to common have not escaped the workings of the may die. ranging the itinerary for the Japanese as it is said bankruptcy i)roeeedings Iambs, $5 50@6; ye~rlings, $6@ ~; 75; lack local pride. pestoge rms. Richard R. Thompson, secretary for peace plenipotentiaries, in their jour- fail" tO good bntel~er sl~eep, sa(g:ea 50; cannot be taken against an insane per. culls and cornmeal. $2 50~',;. the past two years of the University ney from Seattle to Washington. The son. A girl was born to Mrs. Page at One of the magazine poets has fur- Jackson's Walkers. Christian association, Ann Arbor, has party, which is headed by Baron Ko- Chicago~Good ~o prime steers. $5 5C resigned and will enter the Union the family borne Thursday. nished a lay entitled, "I -Would Not ~Jackson probably has tim first la- mura, will arri,*e at SeattIe on the @6; poor to medium, $3 75@5 35; stock- Theological Seminary in New York steamer Minnesota July 20. They will ors and feeders. $2 50@4 35: cows, $2q~E See Her Face Again." Probably she dies' walking club organized in the Eight Are Dead. 4 75; heifers. $2 25@5 25; canners, $1 o0 next fall. travel eastward over the (}:'eat North- ~t~2 60; bulls, $2(~/94: calves, $3@5 75; tried to find out why the cannon United States--tim Sunslfine Walking Eight men were blown to pieces and cracker wouldn't go off. club~which is certainly the only uni- At a conference on Monday the dif- ern to Duluth. where they will embark "Pexas fed steers. $4@5. on the steamer Northwest for Buffalo. two od~ers were injured by the t)re- tieRs--Mixed and butellers. $5 85@ fornted ladies' walking club. It was ferences in tlle management of the 5 70; good to choice hc:uvy, $5 50@5 70; via the great lakes. At Buffalo the mature explosion of a big blast of rock \Vizard Burbank may be able to pro- organized last November and has 30 Manistique, Marquette & Northern rough he:try, $5 t05f, 5 30; light, $5 40gO railway were settled, and the old board [)arty will be taken :by the Pennsyl- powder on the Pennsylvania railroad 5 70; bulk of sales, $5 50q~)5 6:~. duce a tomato that tastes like a fruit, nlembers in Jackson and three in BaY of directors will continue to serve for vania railway to Washington, arriv- imi)rovements near New Cumberland, Stmep~Lan~bs 25q~40e lower; good to but what .the world more particularly City. Mrs. Patrick O'Connor. the en- choice wethers, $5 30@5 85; fair lo thusiastic president, was the winner the present. ing there early in August. Penna. etloiee mixed, $4 50@5 25; native lambs, desires just now is that he evolve a of a silver loving cup in the races Engine No. 752, on the Lake Shore. $5@~ 25. cantaloupe that will taste like a can- Manipulation of Statistics. CONDENSED NEWS. held here recently. From former deli- was d~railed and tipped over at Jones ~ Gr~dn, Etc. taloupe. cate health. Mrs. O'Connor has grown x;ille. Engineer and fireman erawled Secretary -Wilson has begun an in- Chieaga~Cash quotations: No, to be a healthy young woman, which, out uninjured. The whistling of the quiry into the question of the alleged Hot weather caused 13 .deaths in sprites wl]eat, $1 10@1 13; No. 3, $1 05 "It is." says Florence (Ca.) manipulation of to'baeco crop statistics New York Thursday. @1 10; No. 2 ied" ; 91~79'e2 ; No, 2 corn, the she ascril~es directly to the systematic engine drew a crowd of 300 or 400 in ,~ ~. 5(;¾e; No. J. R. Wright, Colmnbus. Kas,, has 56 ~½@, 56 %ic ': No . z 3ellox~ 2 Times. "much more comfortable, both outdoor exercise which she has taken. a few minutes. in the interests of the trust. Pending .oats, 'dZ~i~e; No. 2 white. 32a/~.@I~4~Ac; to yourself and the rest of the world, The club uniform is a short blue Mr. and Mrs. John Foster, well-to ~ the investigation the imblication of quit the Baptist ministry to go on good feeding barley, 42@44e. stdrt, white shirt waist and blue cap, the tobacco statistics of the several the stage in New York in a new Bib- to be a pleasant ass than an nnpteas- do Witiiams township farmers, have Detroit~Vheat~No- 2 red. spot, 95e; ant bear," But why be either an ass | the club flower pink carnation, the been married 45 years and in 22 years districts will be held up, although the Ileal play. do. to arrive. 4 ears at 95e; July, 900 regular monthly figures by states will or a bear? [colors l)ink and white. of this time they were parents of 22 G. Gould, 70, Newark, N. J., was at- bid; September, 10,000 bu at 87~e, 10.- 000 bu a* 87%e. 5,000 bu at 87~Ac, 8,000 children, with no twins. 'I;aventy of the be given out. tacked and nearly killed by mos- quitoes. Passersby rescued him in the bu at S7%e, 5,000 bu at 87%e, 15,000 bu Down in New Hampshire recently a I The Cut Worm Ravages. 22 are now living. at 87c, 12,000 bu at 86%e, I0,000 bu at nick of time. man swam a mile for tile purpose of / The farmers of Muskegon county Mrs. Adolph Vastrou of Lapeer sus- NEWS IN BRIEF. 87e, 5,000 bu at 86"%e, 5,000 bu at 87c; Four more deaths and 41 l)rostra- December, 10,000 bu at 895ie, 5,000 bu tained two broken ribs and serious in- at 87%e, 15.000 bu at 87½c, 10,000 bll being on time at his wedding. Even I ~eem to have fought the army cut tlons were caused by the heat in New at that he probably had to wait for worm till they have conquered the ternal injuries by being thrown from The eost of living, according to the at 87~c, 10.000 bu at 87%e. 5,000 bu a~ latest bulletin issued the bureau of York. Pittsburg had nine prostrations 87~Ae, 5,000 bu at 87%e; No. a red, 90e; the bride to put the finishing touches pest for .this season and it has done a buggy. Her babe was picked up for by and six drownings. No. 1 white, 95e per bu. at least $25,000 damage to the crops. dead, but recovered. Three other ehil- labor, l~ more than twice as much as Corn~No. 2 mixed, 57½e; No. 8 yel- on her primping. Eggleston, Moorland, Sullivan and Ra- dred were slightly injured. it was in 1890. The crown of Norway will be ac- low. 1 car at 59~&e; bY sample, 1 ear at cepted by Prinee Charles of Denmark ivenna townships, lying along low Dus-Kew-Rera is the name of a new Cloudburst near Petersburg, Ind., 58½e per bu. 3 if King Christian consents on his re- Oats~NO. white, spot, 2 cars a;t The English language must be ap-l lands, have been touched and mint, association that has just filed articles leveled hills. In one case a hill was ,.~z ~. ^-~ust a9~ e" September 32c bu turn to preaching bankruptcy when the news-/corn, hay and nearly~ all the green of incorporation and will establish a leveled into a valley covering a 20: Copenhagen next week. l~-e~No. 2 spot, nominal at 79e; Au- Gen, Nelson A. Miles is being 67e per bu. papers find it necessary to use the t stuff ly,ing in .the path of .the small big summer resort at Long Point, Mus- acre field of oats with three feet of gust, boomed by Massachusetts Democrats Beans~July, 1 ear at $1 GT; August~ word " rnischievou s" to descmbe" the |white army worm has been nipped kegon county, Chicago and Minneap- new soil. $1 70 bid; October, $I 80 bid. boy who puts a lighted cannon cracker off at the roots. Not in 25 years has olis capitalists are the stockholders, The "System" will get a short rest, for governor, to succeed Gov. Douglass, such destruction been known. Coming Tom Lawson's throat being so sore af- who says he won't run again. STEAt~TEI¢S LEAVING DETI~OIT. in a comrade's pocket. close on the heels of the cloudburst The board of county auditors of DETaOIT & CLEVELAND N)kV. CO--Foot Wayne Ann Arbor had smallpox bills amount- ter his Topeka, Kan., speech that u Banker F. G, Bigelow's assets were St.-.For Cleveland daily at 10:30 p m. Mackinac. of a month ago, Muskegon county $288,644 and his liabilities $2,191,989, ins to $1,500, but are holding up part physician there ordered him to be "Soo" and Chica~o, Monday and Saturday 5 pro; One of the wittiest of the epigrams farmers are despondent and find crops according to the appraising committee Wednesday and Friday 9:30 am.. of them, on the grounds that each vil- quiet for a few days. SatufdayExeursions to Clevelana, $.2 round trip of the commencement season was nearly all ruined. appointed to investigate his affairs. lage should bear its own expense in Orin Steinberger. aged 40, an artist: DETROIT ,a~ that quoting men whose actions are BUFFALO STEAMBOAT CO--FOOt Of the matter of fumigation. Adviee is be- of Urbana, O., says he has been en- Tom Lawson tells people at Min- %Va no St--For l~uffa~0 and Eastern points d~ily much open to criticism as saying: "I P, M. Bridge Down. 5pro" 'Y ~ 4 $~.,') 5' O, ing awaited from state officials. tirely cured of consumption hy living neapolis that he ,has several millions Sund'w pm. SaturaayExcursions like to do right. I do as I like. There- The Mgh bridge of the Pere Ivlar- like his simian ancestors in the of dollars that he made wrongfully, }VIIITE STAR LINE~FOOt Of Griswold St. For It is a very unusual i)roeeeding to Port tIuron and way ports daily 8:3) am and 2:3~ quette railroad over Rabbit river col- branches of a spreading tree. aml that "when the time comes" he'll fore. I always do right." pray for rain to stop, but special ser- pm Sun. 9 am. 14or l'olcdo, daily 4:;D p~m lapsed as a freight train was passing Peary's Arctic ship Roosevelt tried give them back to the people. ~unday 5 pro. over. locomotive and cars vices for that purpose were held at The sultan~of Turkey has ordered a The two to sail from Portland, Me., without the Albert Urfer, 14, and ,Chas. Fee. 11, passing over in safety, but two cars St.. Augustine's Catholic church, at .&MUSEI~IENTS IN DETROIT® pack of British-bregl man-tracking Kalamazoo. One of the finest hay usual clearance papers, and a fine of have ,been arrested near Lima, O., and loaded with gravel crashed through $500 was imposed by government of- are charged with obstructing tile dogs to safeguard his person in his crops in the history of this section of "~veet~ Ending July ,-~o and lie in the river. The balance of fieials. The Peary Arctic club makes Penna.' railway track. They say that palace at Constantinople and to hunt train remained on the north end the state has been completely ruined TEMPLE ~IIE &TIgl~ AND WOND EI~LA,ND--Aft0f the a strenuous kick. they "wanted to .see a wreck." noons~:15, 10oto 250; Evenings 8:15~ 10c to 5[3, Turkish criminals. This seems a of the bridge. by wet weather. The Epworth League adjourned its lzak J. Davil, a Boer war veteran. slander on Constantinople's "finest." James Campbell, of Laketown town- The government is having plans ship, plbaded guilty to the charge of convention in Denver Sunday after has come to this country all the way James Slmfer, a farmer near Three from South Africa to be cured of par- Virginia courts still take the lead. made for converting the Fort Grafter poisoning dogs belonging to resorters, adopting a resolution calling on the Rivers, tells of the "explosion" of one alysis by the powers of John Alexan- of his young heifers from eating glut- Judge Harrison, of Winehester, has lighthouse grounds into a federal and paid a fine of $,"0 and costs. A United States senate to unseat Reed der Dowie, the self-styled "Elijah II." tonously of clover and drinking cop- park. trick dog valued at $500 was one of Smoot. just decided tlmt rich wives who em- Rev. Dr. Stephen Innes, an Episcopal iously of spring water. He says she Earl and Oliver Lintz. Montrose 1he victims, The owner will sue for "Elijah" Dowie has llad himself de- IIIOy their poverty stricken husbands rector of San Franelsco, has separated swelled rapidly and suddenly he heard danlages. dared solvent by tile United States on a farm must allow them enough boys arrested on a charge of house- front his wife, with her consent, to a report like an explosion and found breaking, have been sent to the Lan- J. Lapowski, husband of the Flint courts at Chicago. He says he's paid salary to enable them to pay their up all the $400,000 claims mentioned apply for admission to the Catholic the animal with her side burst open. sing industriaI school. woman reported to have slipped over in the original bankruptcy bill. priesthood, while Mrs. Innes will seek The Japanese are no longer pressing honest debts. Three hundred acres of sugar beets. the MexieaW border witt~ articles of bead worl~; and apprehended for smug- Under a delusion that he was the to become a nun. t,he Russians south, and doubt is now belong to the Saginaw Sugar Co., are John D. Rockefeller is said to have en:ertained as to whether the weak The daughter of a Pittsburg n-lillion- in fine condition, and 15 families of gling, Says his wife's name was forged murderer of his wife and aunt, Albert aire has just been married to an Eng- In the nmtter, as she left Texas for Loose of Sehaefferstown. Pa., tried increased Ills bodyguard as a result offensive is the precursor of a big bat- Russian Poles are doing the weeding. of the feeling in Cleveland over Miss tle or a diplomatic maneuver. Belief lishman whose title at present is Flint with her family last Saturday. himself, sentenced himself to death A new factory is being erected at and then proceeded to carry out the Tar,bell's exposure of ,his alleged trick- in the prompt conclusion of peace Is merely that of captain. But he is Carleton by Williams Bros., Of De- Mrs, Catherine Benson, the first weakening. The heat is intolerable, white girl born in Pontiac, is still liv- sentence. He was found hanging from I ery by which James Corrigan, the the son of a lord who in the natural troit. Farmers hm'eabouts have a large a bar in his cell. I vessel ownert claims he was robbed. Even the nights afford little relief, course of events, and provided he is acreage of tomatoes under cultivation. ing in that~eity - dccent about it, will die. CUTS INTO THE STOMACH, A WOMAN'S MISERY'. ~- " i - ~~~ STRAY THOUGHTS, " ,+ T0 PROBE Modern Surgeons Able to Accomplish Mrs. John La Rue, of 115 Paterson t~ + ~a~Is~. @ Most peopIe are sorry only after ~t What Was Deemed impossible. Avenue, Paterson. N. J., says: "I was ~ Oraduate University of Michigan. SCANDAL Modern surgery's great achieve- troubled for about nine years, and, Offlcohours7:3I, a.m. tol2m, and i:30 Y is too late. ments have beett in the abdominal re- what I suf. g,~ to5:30p,Clty, Michigan. m. Ollteo in Fritz Block, C~s~ ~ glen. For a generation ago fear of fered no OZlO ~ It's easier not to want things than blood-poisoning kept the surgeon out w i 1 1 e v e r ~~@~@@~~@~~~ it is to get them. " • -

SOME SCANDALS THAT trenched, itself and bid the surgeor~ i abrupt every For every mean man who dies at ~'ho above ~re extracts from ~dvertiscment~se~ defiarme. But now the surgeon intrep~ least two more are born. ~ory day, ~Vo do no~ ~dver~i~o tha~; Way but a~an~ known reme- DENTISTRY. ready ¢o dl~coun~ any of these trill: offerlL we howovo% ARE TO BE PROBED TO idly enters disease's former strong. ~drnit that we cannot sell you ~. $t0.00 Machine for ~5.0~ dy that is ~[nobody can) but wo will sell you a gS,00 machine fo~ THE BOTTOM. hold+ routs it, and in doing so performs said to be A fortune awaits the genius who will ~-1.00, and the fN5.00 machine they ask $23.N) for we Will SoU you for $I~.00, other~ in proportion. We man~f~ life-saving feats with the organs good for kid- "~ Office over T+ H. Frltz's drug store, <~) invent a borrowless Ulnbre!la_ Cure 5~5 machines ~ day t~nd g'uar.uJatee every one. Ova~ that seem absolute miracles to the ; We sollelg your patronage when 1~ N)different~tyles and prices to eelee~ from. WrI~o ll~ !PRESIDENT ORDERS STEPS TO ney corn+ ~r template list or eMI on our dealer in yoII'1~ town ~nd onlooking world. need of dental work. l~V0 money..~ See our No. 18 D~'OD Head. l~itl Derfeeth~ PUNISH GUILTY TAKEN plaint, but The quickest way for a gh't to get Take the s~omaeh. If it is too large without de* rid o7. her ideal is to marry him. ll/ltl~/dI~Sl -"~ S~YE ltlO~EYl AT ONCE. the surgeon enfolds a portion of the riving per+ -,'all and suu~res (stitches) the edges; manent re- When a man is down in the world +M.-%F+I-:.+++÷++++++++++++++++ THE GREAT PRINTING OFFICE if a part of it is diseased, say with Iief. Often he gets many more kicks than boosts. SEEMS TO NKED SOME cancer, he cuts it out, sutures the when alone in the house the back ache has been so bad tlmt it brought ~@ PURIFYING. edge~, and if necessary, cuts a new offices over p.O. Special attention If you are looking for trcnble and opening for the head,~f the small in- tears to my eyes. The pain at times given to diseases of children and old can't afford an automobile, troy a mAcmml .~N~.7 T~, a~e+ Calls answered nlgt~t or day. ._..~Y" Years. [estlne and sutures i~ into place; if was so intense that I was compelled mule. The Holmes Case. Oilier hours~10:30 ~o 12:30 ~nd 1:30 tO ~LmN'I~ KI~D~ to ~oleet from. IMeu, $15.00 ge $50.0~ f~ the esophagus is obstruete4 so that to give up my household duties and lie + 4:~0, Residence on SeegarSt. near New fancy ca~*, P&T~NT~ h~v~ oxplr®d. Big o~t |n prio*ll+ President Roosevelt has determined Sheridan, Pt~one In eonn~tlon, i 'lay® you ~on th~ No. 18 New tiom~; ~o~thmg hks ~t. It food can not be taken naturally a tube down. There were headaches, dizzi-, Speaking of sure things, +here is, in ~h~ gr+a~st wond®r of the ag~+ Call or ~a~ ~ barl~aln li~ ~he scandal growing out of ,the cotton Oth*r~ p~e®s discounted, is inserted through the abdominal wall hess and blood rushing to my head to {+++~-+ ,,-:++++++++++++++++,~ addition to death and texes, the rent report leaks in the department of agri- Ne~ Homo Sewing Nl~chlne Co., Chlc,~g~ into the stomach, and wizen, the man is cause bleeding at the nose. The first collector. culture slaatl be probed to the bottom. box of Dean's Kidney Pills benefited C. D. STRIFFLE~, Agent He holds that the man or men respon- irangry he merely ~rops a premasti- eared meal into tim tube; or, in ease me so much that I continued the treat- DR. /~I. M. WICKWA[(E i A married man aIways has a hard- sible for the leaks are even in a great- ment. The stinging pain in the small Cass City, Mich. er degree culpable than they would a cancerous area is so large as to de- luck story on tap when his wife asks of my back, the rushes of blood to the have been had they stolen money out- mand such a severe operation, the Office over Autea& Seeley's bank. him lOT money. head and symptoms I Residence one block north of opera right from the government. He pro- surgeon may remove the entire stom- other disappear- PONII~, OXH]RD& tlO~THfflti ~I, II. ed." house. Office hours, 10 a+ m. ml2m.; poses that Assistant Statistician ach and, suture tim esophagus to the l:00toa:a0p, m.;Tto9 p.m. Can also Every girl imagines she would be a eass~o~ ~i~i~ CARD. Dean's Kidney Pills for sale by all be found in office at other times unless Holmes, against whom serous alieg~t- duodenum. attending to calls. queen in society but for the fact that ~ealers. 50 cents per box. Fostm; Outside tlons are made, shall be punlshed if Contrast this last operation with she 'has more sense than beauty. Traihg+ruri on Central Standard Time. it shall be found possible io secure his Milburn Co., Buffalo. N. Y. the working prlnciple of the '70s, that 3OINO NOItTH I arrest and conviction under present ~OUT~ to enter the stomach is death, and. you laws. - Samoans Prefer German Umbrellas, There are times when the still small STA 17IO NS. The president has folIowed the work see how far surgery has tr~ sled in The British consul for Samoa re. voice of conscience sounds as if it of the ~nvestigation conducted by See- a generation. This last operation is. ports to his government that the na. I J. H. HAYS, 3I, D., ! had been filtered tl~rough a mega- Detroit of course, rarely performed even now, phone. D.G, H.. & 5I. rotary Wilson with keen interest and ~ives prefer German-made umbrellas Physician and surgeon Special at+- Mich. Cent. has written Attorney General Moody but there are to-d, ay a few s.tomaeh. ~o British, because of their style and tention given to tile eye. Office at res- as follows: less persons in the world (one return- idence on S. Sector St No minister need hope to preach a PONT[A(~ appearance. EaIiles ~ "I most earnestly hope that every ed to work within two months after ~ermon that will attract half as much COIO • effort will be made to bring Holmes the 9Peration). attending to their regm+ IMPORTANT TO HOUSESEEKERS interest as the few words he says at to justice in connection with the cot- Oxford Iar duties, taking a special diet. and All about the lndus~mes, povulatmn, clLmat% ore. wedding. Shoup* ton report ~candal. Please go over the apparently just as Imppy as if their of any 10ceali~y,I+Y. S+ or Canada. Write for"Cir+ Leon,~rd papers yourself. The man is. in my Dryden stomachs were not in jars on Iabora- ~utar D" Fidelity Retorts C~o., 1242 Bedford judgment, a far greater scoundrel thaI~ Ave., Brooklyn. N. Y. WISDOM'S WHISPERS. Imlay City tory sheIves.~-Lcslie's Magazine, ,~ Physician and Surgeon. Office in City Lu hi* if he had stolen money from the gov- Block. Residence on North Leach g~ Kings Mills* ernment, as he used the government Worried by Fatse Teeth. street, OffiCe hours--li:00-1~:(~) a: m+; The man who successfully acts like N%h Branch SOME ADVICE ABOUT READING. :5 {;~,-a:~d r:oo++:® p. rn. Vho.o-- e lifford to deceive outsiders and to make Sheikh Mahommed All Omar Or, b or, u-+r; residence. ~gar. a fool frequently is following his Kingston money for Mmself and ~or others." natural bent. Wilmof head of the Geniiab Arabs, who has De ford* "When You Are Getting, Why Not Get arrived at Khartum, has been pre- eass C i ty An Unsavory Mess. the Best." A vain woman regards the profes- Gagetown sented by the sirdar with a complete Owendale 1 Scandals of enormous proportions Let young men and women let other set of teeth. He is extrernely proud H. Butler, sional flatterer as a trifle silly, but in+ Linkville* I 12[ 7 will develop in the government prinb books alone, say, for five years, and ~f them and hopes to amaze the res~ clined to be truthful. Pigeon I° u., , 001 7 (0 ing office beside whlch tile Lanston ATTOIIN~Y~AT-LAW AND Borne* 300' 6 58 6 40 feed on Shakespeare. Milton and. the ~g his tribe when he arrives home. Caseville 2 45 O 45 6 15 typesetting investigation is but a I~ENL ESTATe. BibIe~not nibble tim choice parts~ His only misgiving is the effect on his Some men think they have earned ~r. Lv, iAM A. M. A. M. gentle breeze as Cmnl)ared with the but thoroughly chew and digest, as +nside. expressed his fears ,~ollections a speclaI~y. their pay if they only spend the time *Flag stations. Trains stop only on signal. storm that wlll break over the greab He in All *srains daily exeel)t Sunday, they read, and the highest mental telling how hard thcy work. est printing establishment in the ;i~s way: "God gave me teeth and Oonneeglons~lontiae wi~i~ Detroit,, Grand world, Graft is ramp=at in thh~ estab- force and equipment will be the re+ took them away when I grew old. He Haven and Milwaukee Ry. and Rich Air suit. Line Divisi0n of.Grand Trunk Ry; Oxford lishment. Some of the oflieials who mows best. Now man has put new The man who takes everything s'e+ vv~tn ~say Oltyaivmlon Mich. 0entrat Ry. hn- have the purchasing power are By the way, it is noLnecessary even ' mrs in. Can the doctor of the teetl~ H. T. ELLIOTT~ rious!y thinks he hag a great deal for [~ty 0ity wtth 0hleago & Grand Trank' Rv, I~UNERAL ~DI IIEC~OII. ~liffordwlth Pore Mi~rquette Ry. Pl~eon wl~}~ charged with demanding a commission to go out of Georgia to point the ell rnq what is good for my inside?" which lie should be thankful. gaglnaw, q nseola & Huron Rv, on the sales o£ supplies. Machinery moral of this tittle sketch. Office in Ale Bldg. R~idence, one J~ ~Brooklyn Eagle. block souti~ of opera house, Free F. 1t. CA RROLL. Oen. Ft. and Pass. Agg. which would be useful for many years, Herschel V. Johnson was a great 'phone. is condemned after being purchased by Women never get over tile sense of thinker and a great man. He said: Boomerang as Life Saver, bt-q~F++++qoF++++++++++++++~" dislike they feeI roe a man who once those who condenln it, and they in turn % know nothing of fiction." Attention is bei~g devoted to the selI it to private business concerns at toughs at them. But he knew much o£ Shakespeare, boomerang as a means of saving life a targe prolit. Superfluous positions ex- Mitten and the Bible! at sea, The eontrivanee is simply a 8ell, Use ist and persons are on the pay roll EXPERIENCE Some women of middle age gossip Benjamin I¢. Hill was a great think- lboomerang to which a swivel fs at- who perform practically no services. [ached to carry the line without twist- ?.bout boys as though there were no hnmorality exists and favorites of er and a great man. t ~ ifag. ~eVittl it a man can instantly i~ ~ ,. men in tile world. chiefs are given positions which in- He never read but one novel in his +t a ehmni i Li or volve no labor, jobs are sold on the life, and was not conscious of deriv- fthrow a strong line 150 feet to 200 commission basis and corruption of ing any benefit from that~I mean ~;eet, and. as the boomerang floats it ~Imost every conceivable character ex, mental growth [ a+viIl sustain the cord on the water md give a person on the surface a ists. But he knew his Shakespeare. his c :hance to catch it, and be drawn to Milton and his Bible. Why multiply [: The New gherldan Lion. and or supported until a boat ar- - r F~W s COPYRIGHTS ~C. Roberts Prods British illustrations. Hersctml V. Johnson's r Anyono ~endlng a ~ket~h andfloscrlptlon ma~ The direct, unqualified statemen •ives. The device requires tittle skill Cnlckly lmeortall~ our opinion ~reo whether ~tate papers are models of the best t, invention is probablypate'nt~blo. Commun|o~ that the British army is now" as un- o throw it accurately. tion8 strictly confidential. [t~[}80~ On Pa~ent~ Wl. $her~dan, Prop, English. Benjamin Hill played upon ~ent free. agency aoeuring pstent~, fitted and unprepared for war as it Oidcet for ;he English language like a harp~ Patents taken through Munn & Co. rgcelv~ was before the struggle with the To Make Barley Water, ~¢cfa~ no,ice, without charge, ia She Boers. was the bomb that Lord Rob- Well, manner and matter is about Barley water is simply made; wash erts threw in the house of 1erda. The dl you can get out of literature. aalf a cup of pearl barIey and place A handsomely lllnstrated wsekly. I,arg~e~t ~r~ Handsome new brick building. Centrally located and up- veteran field marshal in a deliberate When you're getting why not get in a saucepan with two quarts of wa- ~ulatlon any scientific journal Sa ~oar: fourof months, SL ~R)IRbyall n~wsdeal~r~'forms, and carefully prepared speech told tim :he best?~Atlanta Journal. tter. Boil it for two hours until the to-date in all of its equipments. peers that he believed as a practical barley is perfectly soft, stirring it and P,'ltJPIP+ P+e+ soldier that Great Britain's military The End of the Trail. ~kimming it occasionally, strain it be+ Br~meh . 8¢**. Washington. D.~d~ forces are totally inadequate to uphold 'Tween the otd time and the new, ~ore using, This may be sweetened the empire as a first-class world power. I have ~ung heart*songs of you~ ,~2o00 P~R I~/WY, You, lean stranger to all fear, ~nd flavored with lemon Juice. Lack of fitness in the men and poor Careless binder cavalier. hronicl Liners 8ring R sults training were mentioned as contrib- :ROM SAME BOX utory causes to this condition. Now, old pard, that you are gone, And the gray and cheerless dawn The speech was called for by Of a day, called Progress, come& Premier Balfour's statement regarding And the throaty engine hums Where the Foods Come From+ Down the trails where you and I "Look here, waiter, honest now, the impossibility of+an invasion. Lord Made our camps, and watched the sky Roberts said the necessity of being Drop its erirnson sunset bars don't you dip every one of tllese flaked able to repel an attack on England ib To a bunch of may'rick stars~ breakfast foods same box?" Then, oil then. 1 cry o+loud out of the self was not all, but that the country Curses on the white-faced crowd: "Well, yes, boss, -are duz, all 'cept must deal with a question of infinitely On the heights of stone and wood. Grape-Nuts. cause don't look like Standing where our sign+camps stood; that great intiportance--the question of the On the jangle of the street, the others and people know 'zackly life or death of the empire, the issue And each I)a!e. worn £aee I meet. what Grape-Nuts looks llke. But of which depended upon Great Britain being ready to defend her eastern pos- On the coyote ways of men-- there's 'bout a dozen different ones Sharp of fang beyond our ken-- named, on the bill of fare and they are sessions and at the same time take Snapping o'er each other's bones. part in any affair nearer home, either For a pile of yellow stones. all thin roiled flakes so it don't make Did we seek {0r gold or falne? any difference which one a man calls of which necessitated the placing in No, we 1)layed a+ careless game; the field of an army as large and eI'- And on plunging ponies we for. we just take out the order from iicient as that of any of the European Shouted back in mocking glee one box." W~hen in tow~_ thu blue gun spoke countries. Thro' a smiling wrcati: of smoke. This talk led to an investigatiom Dozens of factories ~prung up about The Canal "Knockers." Thus I dream and long and fret.'. For my heart will not: forget.-- three years ago, making various kinds President Roosevelt Wednesday af- ot forget tlmse old. red days of breakfast foods, seeking to take the ternoon turned the vials of his invec- the trail---its eareless ways; The Gr'al~@ophor~o ~ro~uce~ ~gl ~l~ of Not forget--you know the aign~ business or the original prepared tive toose on the "knocking" which a4*nswer me, oh, !~ard of mine. breakfast food~Grape-Nuts. These is greeting the efforts of the United --Robert V+ Cart. States in building the Panama eanal; concerns after a precarious existence, bitterly scored the men who have Tumblers and Rarities. nearly all failed, leaving thousands of come back in panic from the isthmus The pink lemonade was served in boxes of their foods in mills and ware- WE HOLD THE RECORD houses. These were several in- with scare stories about health condi- silver hemispheres~in hottow silver in tions then'e; prophesied confidently balls that had been cut in half. stances bought ui) for a song by spec- that the canal would be completed to "When your glasses are empty," ulators and sold out to grocers and ,~he everlasting credit of American hotels for tittle or nothing. The proc- O rlgI~a| genius and preseveranee, and lauded said the host, "turn them upside down." ess of working off this old stock has Gem Leonard Wood for his sanitary been slow. One will see the names Loud achievements in Cuba in a way that The guests on doing so. found that • r~t~rtalinln~ on menus of flaked foods that went :suggested that the president may have each silver cup turned instantly ~p. out of business a year and a half or U r~rlvaI~ in mind a similar task for his friend right again. The cups were so per- +at Panama. fectly balanced that, placed in any two years ago. In a few eases where the abandoned factories have been M ~Ioa| The address was delivered before position whatever, they would at once the Associated Physicians of I~ng assume their right position. bonght up, there is an effort to resus- Island. Attired in a suit of rough linen citat.~ the defunct, and by copying the B rllllant; "They are tumblers," said the host; ~ o~onar~ and wearing a broad-brimmed Panama style of auvertising Grape-Nuts, "real tumblers, over 200 years old. of hat, the president arrived at Oyster seek to infi-uenee people to purchase. Tumblers are :m called because when D oH~h~f~I Bay high school, where the meeting But the public has been educated to they first took their name they we,old was held, at 3:15 p.m. After the tim fact. thai. all these thin flaked A t~:ra~tI~ro president had retired, the session Mways tumble about till they got foods are simply soaked wheat or oats unanimously elected him and Gen. ~hemselves erect These tumblers of rolled thin and dried out and packed. Wood members of the society. ~fine are perhaps [he only set in New They are not prepared like Grape- York. I bought them at All Souls' Nuts, in which the thorough baking NEWS IN BRIEF. 7ollege, Oxford, where .a number of } and other operation.s which turn the )Id sets of beautiful gold and silver Past 81, Roy. William H. Russell. a starch part of the wheat and barley tumblers still remain."~Evening BuI+ + cottage revivalist at Asbury Park. N. into sugar, occupy many hours and ' etin. re- J,. has surrendered to Cupid. His sult in a food so digestible that small bride is Mrs. Catherine Armour Dif. infants thrive on it, while it also con- Iley, aged 46. Signs That Show Us Up. tains the selected elements of Phos- J Mrs. Helen Jerome. representative John F. Wallaee's ,$65,000 job is 1o- pirate of Potash and Albumen that rated at IasL The unpatriotic engineer of the Melbourne Age a round-the- unite in the body tO produce the soft lO-tnoh, $1[ each; ~1!O poe dozen who gave up the Panama canal is to worId assignment, went to Brooklyn ~r'and Opor.a ~o~ gray substance in brain and nerve -~oords, (rr~ado In lO=lrlQh d~ manage a syndicate headed by George one day recently with a New York centers. There's a reason for Grape. only) ~ oath Westinghouse, which will purchase friend. On the Bridge p/atform of the Nuts, and there have been many imi- and ,build troltey lines all over the BrooMyn "'L" she stopped and care- country. tations, a few of the article itself, but fully studied the folIowing notice: Just before his marriage in I874, the many more of the kind and character "Passengers are forbidden to enter late John Hay gave a bachelor din- of the advertising, Imitators are al- the ears through the windows or over nor. One of his guests asked how ways counterfeiters and their printed ~he rails, Any person vioIatiug this long his honeymoon was going to last. and written staLements cannot be ex- j "All the rest of my life, I think," was :rule is liable to arrest." peeted to be different than their his reply, and his elosest friends say The Australian woman Iaughed eon- goods. that he prophesied truly. ~'mmedly. This a~ticle is publLshed by the 272 Woodward Ave., Tom %r Lawson has been nominat- "That is the funniest and most char- i DET~O|T, Mh.h. Posture Co. at Battle Creek. Addition. I ed for [)resident by enthusiastic Smith- ~eteristic thing I've seed in AmeNea," al evidence of.the truth can be sul~ I vii,e, Me., citizens. 3aid sh ~lied in quantities. Gr~nd Pri~ ~, £ouSs. IDO4 the state and will visit at several oilier COtN£|t P~0£[[DI~fiS. lri-C0unty Chronicle LOCAL ITEMS. places before returning lmme. Council Rooms, Cass City, Mich., P~Tm,~s~:}:, wm.:K++v. P~ead the ads+ Rev. g. N. Mulholland went to Ow- July 17. 1905. Inomparablo Implement Subscription price--One year. $1.00; six endale Sunday where lie.assisted Rev. Regular meeting of the council call- months. 50 cents; three months, 25 cents. Miss Leola Lauderbaeh is reported a Magee in Evangelistic services in tl~e ed to order by tim president. The Advertisin~ rates made known on appli+ little better. afternoon and also a~ Gagetown in tl~e following trustees were present: Sir;f- cation. Jolln Lenzner o[ Gagett,wn was a tier, MeKenzie, Campbell and Clarke. Entered as second chtss matter in the evening. Rev. J. W. Fenn occupied 8arEains postoilice ~t Cass City, Michigan. caller in town Wednesday. the M. E. pulpit in the absence orgev. Minutes of previous meeting read Dr. and Mrs. McNaugl:ton of Argyle Mulholland+ and approved. ~[UMP-[[~Z~[~ CO,, Publishers. TO eL()SE THEN OUr were calters in town Nonday. Mrs. W. T. 8cl:enek entertained the The following bills were read and referred to committee on claimsand Mrs. Jotm Leslie visited with friends BirtI:day Club at her lmme last Thurs- Three onlv~Bement's all steel plows with jointer, our coulter and in Vassar last week. day afternoon. During the afternoon :%(300 un~8: Save the Pc,hies Jos+Kuyseno, labor ...... $ h_25 wheel, regular price $14.00. No~' ~ii@,NO, Miss Belle Bliss or Gagetown was tlm ladies tied two comfurtables which Thos+ Boyd+ ++ +...... 8 55 Abe t[ou~h~on, '" +...... 9 00 Ask the parents of some child tl~e gues~ of friends in town Tuesday. will be donated to tt~e cyclone suffer- AdamGeibgey, "" +...... 7 50 One only--Deford No. 5 long handle, all steel plow, complete, reg- ers+ Supper was served andadeli~ht+ .lab+ Oat, hour. "+ + ...... t; 75 what they think of this plan of Mr. and Mrs. Bert LibkLman of (~++~5 ~[t.y (if+Lit] L'+O++ COIO]eiIL ttIld +eweF utar price 812.00. No~ ~+ Canb,,ro vis:ted with friends in town ful time is reported. pipe ...... 3,10 70 saving for their children. W. N. +traube, sala.ry ...... ; 87 50 Sunday. A. Wickware, who l:as been tim Sa+qnaw Coat Co.. inv. July 10 ...... 5I 81 One onh, Brown City No. 5, long handle, alt steel plow, regular guest of l~is brothers, A. IL and I+I. S+ Sate;haW Coa[ tO., inv+ .]Uile ,9 ...... 56 65 Miss Barbara MeKenzie of Detroit Frank C. Teal, inv..luty 7 ...... 2i 45 price 513.00. No~ only l~O, Wickware, for some time past, W. J. Carol+ceil, ;: da. leo+ of Review .... 4 00 is visiting at the home of i:er uncle, re- IL (Jlurkt++ +..... ~ 00 Seven onlv~Five tooth Steel King cultivators, regular price $5.00. Win+ McKenzie. turned ~o l~is l~ome in Cloyne, Ont., on A+ A+ P+ McI)owetl, l)rintlng ...... f~+: 2 0t Monday. He was accompanied by 31+ S(,u~er, ~ravel and h++bor...... ~7 00 Tt~e local Gleaner lo0ge will have a Fred ~%liln,li>on+ frei~]iL+ filial c:tl'|,t gl.) .... I 44 No~ only ~N, MissMyrtle Wickware, who expects A. A, l~rI:tm 55 loads dit%_ eLC ...... 16 15 picnieit:Kinnaird'sgrove on Thurs- A+ A. l~ri~,lL ht~uiing cold ...... 4 71 to spend tile winter tl:ere+ Oneonly Wood wheel farmer's handy wagon and 3 combination day, August 17+ The committee reported favorably Mrs. N. Bigelow and granddaugl~ter handy stock andqmy racks at a bargain. t~Ir. and ~rs. John Leslie are spend- (m all bills as read. Laura Bigelow+ lmve returned from ing the week wilt: friends and rela- Moved by Clarke supported by Me- We have a complete line of haying tools at prices that are right. an extended visit with friends and Kenzie that tile report of Li~e commit- lives at Slmbbona+ relatives in Pontiac, Day;sun and otl~er tee be accepted and ,+rders drawn for The W. C+ T+ U+ will meet at tim places. They were accompanied tile several amounts. Carried. homcof Mrs, M+ Duncanst, n on Fri+ t~ome by Mrs. 13igelow's moti:er, Mrs. Eep~' } r~ uf Comlnissioner 5traube for day afternoon, JuIy 2S+ EHLEI b & NIQUE Foster, wl:o wilI visit wittl friends monti~ of June was read. Moved by Mrs. E. lI. Lincoln and daugt:ter, llere. Sir;filer supported by Clarl(e tlmt the For General Ha[dware, Lucile. went tu Piy moutl: on Wednes+ At ttle regular meeting of Venus repor~ be accepted and placed on fiie. day to visit will: retatives. Rebeka!~ Lodge last Friday evening, Carried, bhabbona, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Goff spent Snn- bt~e following officers were e)eeted for Druggist's bond o~ gd~ard I:tyau in day witll relatives at Sebewaing, re+ tl~e ensuing term: N+ G.. Lottie Usher; tile of 82.000 will: Edward t{yan Cass City Bank sum +++++~ ,.+++÷+++~+++÷+++++++++-~ + +++++++~++++~--t~-. ++. turning tlome Monday morning+ V. G., Mrs. E. McKim; see., Rose as pn~JcIpal and Elijat~ H. l'inney and Est:tblished 1 ~S:2, A Mr. Slmnks, living nortl~west of Moore: treas., Mrs, C. D+ Sir;tiler, James J). 13rocker as sureties was |, ~, AUTEN~ Proprietor town, has entered the employ of tale The i nstallatallation services will occur on read. Moved by MeKenzie supported (L +N+ NeKENZIE~ (;ashier Cass (2i~y Planing Mill company. Saturday evevening, JuIy 22. by S~rifller :trot, ~he bond 0e approved. Tile bIisses Gertrude and Ethel Mrs. Nary Walters, who llas been Carried. Leslie wen~to Canboro ou Wednesday visiting ller daugilter ag Bad Axe for Tim euntraht, witi: Saginaw Coal A general banking business. tn spend a few days witll friends, some time, has returned to her home Co. for coal for coming year ~+as read. Moved by Campbell supported by b~rs. Jacob Mater 1:as so far recover- 1:ere. Her healti~ is very poor and tier C:OO 1_, Money to loan on Real Estate. Clarke that tim c, mbract oe approved. ed from her recent serlous illness tl:at daughter, :Hiss Mary Walters, llas Cat ried. slm is able to sit up pa~:t of tile time. been obliged to discontinue ller duties as clerk a~ the express oIlice in order Tl:e following bills for cemen~ side- Come to The Model and you :~ Born, onTuesday, July 18, to Mr. tl:at slle may remain at l~o:+ne and walks were read: and Mrs+ Win. Skinner, living two won't get warm over the moti:er. A+ A, Brian ...... ~ ~+~ 00 and one-half miles southeast, of town, care for l:er tlenry lIcFl'+ ...... J0 5+ Tim meeting of tl~e "J2uscola County Ast~ton Tin(hale ...... 12 t+5 price ...... i ? a baby buy. N, i+igelow ...... ::+ 55 Medical society was held in the Coun- Mrs. E+ 5tcLc:++~ ...... i8 70 < The Cass City Jeweler and Opticia~ W+ L FI'O+~I ...... I +J ~1} N[iss Mildred Young returned from cil Rooms ono: Mnnday afternoon, July I)etruit on Wednesday and is spending Edw. Pillney+ ...... 19 U0 :~~,. Gives special attention to the ~I+" 17+ There was a good attendance A. 1). Gillies ...... t=' +O a few~ days with friends in town be- i~].. ~tloI't(I+LIt ...... I+ +)5 < fitting spectacles a:nd e3e cdnsidering tim extremely warm rank Nettteton ...... : ...... ::7 00 of fore ~oing to i:er home in Beauley. A. D+ Mead ...... tI 55 Special Bargains +++* weatl:er. Dr. Herrington of Bad Axe {~ glasses on TUESDAYS and 5I. 3I+ ~ tel:wt~r~ ...... i4 55 Mrs. A+ A. P. McDowell. who has was unable to attend the meeting and t). t(, +Jtl,littb ...... 1~" ;h) ~; SATURDAYS. Comcandhave been in very poor t:ealtll tl~e greater 3laLI Gtliick ...... 15:2:) <.) his paper was rea~ by Dr. N[cColl of ~h's+ l):+vici 3lnrl)hY ...... + 10 55 <~> your eyes fitted by one with 6, portlon of tim summer, does not, in:- Elkton. Tt:e next meetin~ will be 311'5, ,Jalte }(+ssatie ...... iG O0 During July on all <,) @ Moved by Campbell supported by + prove, and the past week has been very held at Ca~.... ~ sometime during tI:e <;> long .experience+ McKenzie ~hat tile bills be refened to ill. mont]] of October. board of special assessors. Carried. Summer Goods ii+ ~ ~bion I t.(, always give spe(:ia] {Ltt0n- Frank and Miss SbelIa Van Stone of + Notwithstanding" the sweltering Moved by MeKenzie supported by Martette and Miss Edith Van Stone of + weatlmr Tuesday evening tlle people Campbell that board of special assess- London. Ont., are spending tlm week COI'iE AND SEE + of Cass City ~urned ou~ in goodly ors re~urn bills for sidewalks to clerk + W'atch Repairs. i at tl~e l:ome of their uncle, J. N. Dor- + number to attend the band benelR and tllat he turn same over to the I always imve a full line of Inal]. entertainment given by tt~e represent- treasurer for collection and clmrge everytl:ing Mrs, A. Harris and daugl:ter, Thel+ at;yes o[ Ll:e Int+ernational Corres- treasurer will1 total amount+ Carried. THE ODEL ma, who have been ~l~e guests of Mr. pondence Scl~ools. The gross receipts 1). P. Demin~ requested permission In the Jewelers' Line. and Mrs. I. Maxwell for severatweeks, were $al.50 fÜr whicl: tim members of to build a pnrcll roof over sidewalk in + Clothing and Shoe Company. :~ lmve returned ~o tlteir lmme in De- ~lm band are grateful. A. D. Mead front of North lmlf of Lo~ 8 Block 3 ¢ +++++++~++++++++÷++++++++++~ _ : ~- : .~+.M++++.p Yours respectfully, i troit. was tlm successful one in the guessing of the village and. ,~upport same by Tile Misses Mate and Kate Becket, contest, Ills estimate being 2,929. Tlm pillars. Moved by Sir;filer supported JOEL. F. HENDI~ICK, ~, wl~o lmve been the guests of tlleir corree~ number was 2,930. by MeKenzie that tl~e request be Jeweler and Optician. cousins; the Misses Zinnecker, return- Miss ()live I~anner, who is spending granted. Carried. ed to their l:ome it: Lake Odessa on t,t:e summer with her father at his On motion of 8tritller supported by Monday. ram:l~ near Caron, Assiniboia, N. W. Clarke council adjourned. our line of atcbes, ! Miss Anm~ Adair, aceomprmied by T. is ltavi n~ some experiences ditl'eren~ CHAS. MATZEN, Clerk. i~er little sister, Leila Sin;tit went to from wlmt Cass City girls usually I• ¢Iocl s anb ilverwar¢ i S~ratltroy, Ont., ias~ week wl~ere tl:ey meet wittl. Since the warm weatl:er PROMOTERS STILL AI ~0Rt~, l oPu[ar wilt visit wi~[: friends during ttle va- tins come si~e ires succeeded in killing Sunday's Free Press says that tile atcb, Clock ant ]Repairin0 promptti? cati(m montlis. forty-four Repliers and in a letter Loa beginning of wo~k on tile proposed 4 Dr. 1{. L. King of Caro was tale friend here, says that her father imd Port Huron-Bay City railroad is being anO neatly2 on¢. jusl5 purchased a new rifle for i~er so ,fllSusic guest, of friends in town over Sunday, delayed and considerable misgiving that site can nuw use tl:at in extermi+ returning lmme Tuesda y, accom panied exists as tn wl:etlmr the project will i Work fnllv guaranteed. by Mrs+ King, wlm lms been visiling nating Repliers. Altl:ougt: Olive is a go througiL However, tim promoters little lonely i:: l~er western ttume si~e friends~l:ere. are still in earnest in ttmir efforts and fine line o{ enjoys tim outdoor spurts whicll the g. %. Eibbab, Tile Misses Nora;: Jones and Merle Saturday instructed Attorney Clair country affords. 1~{. Black to secure r()rty-tive days ~ex- 3¢w¢ler, Dmn¢~ N:oc~+ Oaie left 51onday morn;an for Tray+ ,lames H. Eao. for many yearsa bus- fton0s, a[t3¢s erseCity, wl~ere riley lmve accepted tension of the options held by tim iness man of Cass City, on Saturday promoters for tlle river trent and p~sitions as attendants iu the asylum purcimsed tile Win. Tinney stock of at that place. other property desired r+,r terminal ant Ewo stcps ~+roceries at Pontiac and on Tuesday t)urposes. BIr+ and Mrs. E. A. McGeorge and left imre t,, launel: ou~ in business for Tim present options expire shordy son. Lev¢i~, accompanied by Mrs. I1Ul-~El~ IN NEED OF himself again. For twenty-two years and unless renewed will block ~l:e en- Lewis. went to Caseville on Saturday Sold at halDprice l,e ires been in tim lumber business in terprise+ wt:ere tile)" wilt spend the resort CassCity, for seven years being cm+ It is said tba~one reason for tile 25c each, season at Bt:dl. (}at[: ployed by L, A+ Dew;it and tt:en for delay is a t:itch between the promof Black ithint Grant Fritz returned hume Saturday ~in'ee years a mentber of tt~e firm of ers of tim road and Railroad Commis- from Jackson where l:e has been em- Landon & Eno. lumber dealers, and sionerAtwood, and tl~e sendin~ of a or Repairing ], F, Hendrlck ployed for several years. He expects for the pas~ sixteen years he was a delegation of citizens to interview tile to remain l:ere for a couple of weeks nm:nber of the fi~m of Landon. Eno & cutnn~issioner and urge action is Kei~ting, c)wning the planing mill a~ Call at the oId H. S. Wickware shop across from the mill. at+ llis parental Imrne. talked oi+ Clarke McKenzie and Lloyd Yakes tills place and conduct;utah extensive Horseshoeing a $pecialty, ! gap;tatan+ Surplus, $50,000 ~,i wentover to Sandusky Friday witt: ]umber business. Tt:e firm was dis- A i:R[[ SC||OLARSIRP. strived last spring and IHr. Eno con+ tt:e Ki:Jgston ball team wtlere they An)' young man or woman wile is a (r eluded to launel~ in an entirely differ- helped tile latter boys tu win a game bona fide patroh of this paper may se- ent line of business. The announce- i A.H. rvxUCK 6> from tile Sandusky boys. cure free instruction in Music or Elo+ ment came as a surprise to his friends Next Sunday, July 23, an excursion cut, on. t:ere, and many regrets are expressed will be run over the P.o, & N+ R, R. Tl~e ltlmca Conservatory of Music, < Exehan+ Ban s. llenderson l:as retnrned l:ome ~ from Malta. Montana, wt:ere he tins ed upon competition which is open to any(me desiring a musical or literary <.> been f+~r tl~e pas~ year atter~ciing to We+ tile uudersigned wish to l~ereby ~+ H+ PINNEd', Banker, education. Any(me wishinK to enLer At the Old ReIiabie Stand ~,> l:is extensive rancl: ifiterests in L1]aL express uur sincere thanks Io the tt~e+competitionor desiring informa+ EDV4A~2~D P|N N E~~e ~;~mShieP+ state. ]le expects t,o remainl~erc lot many lriends and neighbors wl~o ex+ g3. f~. ~ATZEN+ As'st (~ashier+ lion sll(+uld ~rite to 3tr. Gee, C+ son:e time. tended kindnesses to ns at t!:e t,~me of Williams, tt:e General Manager of ttm Miss Mary Greer went t:~ Marlette our bereu vernent,. d. A. RENSHLER r Iti:aca Conservatory of Music, ithaca, this week. tal:inv wittt tler the little 3'[I:S, t~+ ~ At+LACE AND FAMILY+ o + 5++ Y.. before Sept,ember 1, 1,0o, dauai++ter ol W. i-{. Davis+ Miss (~:eer DEP~e~ RTf~ENT ¢+5¢;+G~)od l:~use and barn for sate A GRIM ThAGEDh. OF /'~ U~I C wi::~ cxl)eCts L~ returi: lie[he io-d:ty (Friday) willleave the little Sister of St.+ bitten (m ti:e+ quire at+ Ci~ronicle nllice. last F. O. Hnntley, of Oklallnma, lnd.. Dominic+ lip l)y a dog Saturday evening. SPO]LED HER BEAI,:TY. writes: "'M y wife had,consumption and That's the kind you v)ant. tl:e An ugly wound was result, but Harriet Iloward of New 5q~rl:, at three doctors gave tier up. Finally she medicai aid was sun:inched and the one time had l:er beauty spoiled wid~ Vook Dr+ King's New Discovery for That's the ldnd we have. litde feil~w is doin,, well+ skin ~ruuble. St:e writes: "I had Sal~ Consumption, Comzl:s and Colds, wtiich l:the::m or Eczema for years, but no- cured her. and to-day sloe is well and Mrs+ Lyman "~ake." S elf Alpena t~as SUBSCRIBE F0[~ thing would cure it,, until 1 used Buck- strnn~.'> l~ kilts ~i:e germs of alt dis+ been a :~,uest at the i:ome of Nr. and len's Arnica Salve." A anick and sure eases. One dose relieves. Guaranteed JOHN THE CH[~0NICLE [ [~rs W. H. Anderson this week+ She lteaier for Cuts- burns an[t sores. 25e at, 50c and 81.00 by L. I. Wood & Co. . o is making an extended trip through at L+ I. Wood & Co's, drug store. drnggist. Trial bottle free. KINGSTON. ARGYLE. WIOK WA RE. trod occurred during tile preceding Mrs. Neumau is stili very ill. Clark McKenzie of Cass Oit7 was in Win. Bennet lost a valuable year- year; from inquiries made at ~ime Mrs. Karr, wl:n llas bceu tlui~e it1, is town Friday. tim ling last Friday. of his annual visit to tl:e lmme of each The best summer investment any dairy f~rmer ~unvalescenL JoeQuinnofCass City wasin town IL Oliver and A. Avery were in this citizen of llis district. That seems Mrs. Doyle made a trip to Clifford one day last week. vicinily Sunday. simple enough but in actual practice i~ ever made :s a ast Thursday. has been found to be insufficient, as Vina McCo(d spent Sunday at tier David .lefl'ew and son of Kingston Mrs. G. E. Hopps is entertaining ~ome tn flay Creek. spent Sunday witl: A. Durkee. the average supervisor has railed to t~er brother from Pontiac. secure tt]e information covering m0ro Miss Belie Burr of Cass City is visit- A baby boy arrived at the home of than a small fraction of the total Mr. and Mrs. L,, Meyer t:ave moved ing with friends at Charleston. to timir farm east of Lvwn, Bert Brooks, Wednesday. number, even ttmngh tlm law allowed Mrs, roy Wrigl:t of Detroit is vis- Mrs Tapson ViSltvd at tier parental Jacob Meredith is spendi0g tile 1]inl ten rents for every name returned, iting at her parental lmme here. l:ome at~ ~} l:ite Creek LtsL week. week with his brother in Oaaway. The last legislature passed the Me- [AVAI__ Harry Sansburn of Cass City spent earthy bill ~'to provide for tim ira. l}[ Miss Leal: Wattis :s a.>siSLing in H. Bert Teeple of DeekervilIe transact- Sunday a~ his parental lmme here. mediate registration of births and the P. l{andaii's stare for tl:e present. ed business in ~owu one day last week. Atbert Strifller and Ghas. Patterson requiring or0 certifieates of births," Mile 5initi: of Greeley, Colorado, is Ward Benkelman or Cass City is the )f Cass City passed ~lu'ou~l~ town last and it wilt go into effect with th~ BE IVI 8EPABAT{II visiting friends and relatives irate.. guest ~,r his cousin, Harry Strifller. ~eek. opening of tl~e new year Jan, 1, l~0& Presiding Eider Steele preacimd in Nrs. S. W. Strit~ler and son, Fred, Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Fultcher now Brietly the law requires certitieates ks use means time and Iabor saving-, the M. E. cl:urcl: Mon(i:ty eves:am of births tn be filed by attending spent Monday with friends in Cass :~ecupy tl:e residence owned by Chas. profit and satisfaction all Mr. and bIrs. Frank Ititl of New Uity. ~ackett. physicians and mid wives with the local registrars within ten days after bir~h York are expected t~ere tins week. Miss Ethel Gibbon and Joseph corn breed. Will Langenburg attended the and local registrars are to make a Amiel Knnze from St. Louis is vis- party ~iven ia Deckervilie Friday l#uitcher made a business trip to Cass monttfly return of the original cerbiti- iting at the l:(.m:e of iris broil:or, Karl ?venii~£. Jity Saturday. ~end for cataln/ne and name of nearest local anent. Kunze. • . rates to the State Department and It's a "measley" slmme people are Death a~ rt Ch~tnee of ,~ Llfetl~e. :luarterly report to tl:e county clerks. Tim M. E. ladies" aid society met , J)ti~:ed to have u:easles this hut It is said that there is no better law with Mrs. Jr, ha CottsOl: for tea Wed- The De Lavai Separator Company xeather. for tiffs purpose in tl]e country and if n~.sday. mmdoblh ,~ Canal St s. t{ussel Yakes and Herbert Decker, ?ffectively exeeuted Miel:igon will at~ eli' ICAGO t2i Youville S(t:lare. Oe~era! Offices: 5IONTI{EA L Ti~e Epworbt: League w:i1 serve ice ~tl Deekervilte. were callers in town race come to tl]e i'r(mt among the t213 Fitbert Street. PI{[LAblCLPHIA. 74 Gortland ,Street, 75 & 77 York Slreet cream in tile Parian building Friday Thu rsd ay. nest advanced communities in this 9 & 11 ]}runm~ St. TORONTO afternoon and evening. SAN I"}CANCISC{~ NE'W YORK. :'ds Ncl)ermol Avenm, Miss Ruth ~trit]lerre~urned from mportant respect,--Tuscota County WINN I PEt; Mrs. Collins is staying for a slmrt Deekerville,, Wednesday, after a few ~dvertiser. time at, tile t~ome of tl:e Nisses Jose- days' visit tl:ere. pifine and Margaret St:erwo:ld. Angus Mcf'ride died at l:is home CAbS CITY/~IARKET5. bIrs. Win. RL)ssanddaugl:ters, Bird- east of Lairl~, Tuesday, July 18, after ~ass Oity, Mich.. July 20. 1905. ie andMaude, visited friends out of Wheat. No. I white ...... 8{ a few days' illness. Wheat+ No. 2 red ...... S{ town tl~e latter part of last week. Miss Stella Emigh, who ttas been Rye No.S ...... 56 Stria[let McDermott,A e,ts t( r Mr. and Mrs. BodinG, relatives of empioyedrt Marlette, is spending a Wtlite oats No. 3 ...... 3a Choice Handpicked Beans ...... 1 45 tl:e Misses Sherwood, left for tl:eir few weeks at l:er home here. Atsike ...... 7 50 l:ome in Giencoe, Ontario, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Freiburger and son June ...... 8 75 Be tarsi 5eparat0rs, {;ass City. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Waite, wile Harold left for Waterloo, Canada, Bariey ...... 85 95 Peas ...... 60 :15 visited relatives and friends here tl:e on Monday, where tl:ey expect to C]orn. past week. left, hnlay tUity Satur- ...... 65 for spend a week% vacation. Hay ...... 7 {]0 9 00 day evening. New Potatoes.. The Misses Mary. Margaret and Mr. Mrs. Hildie left Tuesday The Aetor--And what's my new part Eggs per doz ...... 14 and Bertha Zinnecker and Ethel Stritller Butter ...... 1¢ morning for Bay City wl:ere tl:ey at- like? Any ehance of pleasing the au- Cass City and Mate and Kate Broker lienee ? Livehogs, per cwt ...... 4 75 5 0(1 tended the marriage of their son, Beef, live weigi:t ...... :{ 00 3 50 of Lake Odessa spent Tlmrsday at the The St:t ge Manager--Why, rather.~ Lundas. to Miss Agnes Mitlikh:. home of W. D, St, riffler. Sheep live welglit, per ~b ...... 03 3*,4 Haying T me You die in the first aeu--Sketeh. Lambs ...... 450 50~ Mrs. Sl:etrer, why Ires been staying Live Veai ...... 4 50 5 O0 ~! IS AL/g~O~'T" HEI::~E NOVESTA. witi: tim Misses Sherwood since the SHABBONA. Dressed Hogs ...... ~; 00 6 50 dear, it of their mother, returned tn tIuckleberriesare getting ripe and Dressed Beet' ...... 5 50 6 5() Mrs. Robt. Vanstone of Detroitis ~hiekens.. tier lmme i:: King's Milts Nondav. P)ickers are many...... 08 I0 dsiting relatives here. Ducks ...... 07 08 Quite a little excitement was creat- ]eese ...... 05 06 ~: DO YOU KNOVV Ci:as. Ashley is entertaining ills Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Phette- Purkey ...... ll) lS ed by a runaway teal:: on Friday at- sisister of Ann Arbor. place July 14 a fine baby boy. Hides. green.. 06 ~{ that you must make hay while the sun terno~l:, ~ootte was hart bat sonic damage was done to the wag,n and Tile song of the harvest macl:ine is Mrs. John Tewksbury is visitinv her I{OLLER MIL LS. ~ shines? Do you know that the sun doesn't shine much and harness, a:~gain i~eard in our land. WMte Lily, per cwt ...... 3 00 daughter. Mrs, Joi:n Turner, in Pon- Ceresota. l)er cwt ...... 3 4~ this year? Do you know that with a While playin~ ball last Friday ,/as. Better take out a cyelnne insurance tiac. Economy per cw|...... 200 MiIiikin was struck ell tile wrist, el)f D. Rule of this place. Sue Davidson Of Port Huron called araharu tlour per ewt ...... 3 00 3ranulaved meal. per cwt ...... 2 0Q causing a fractured bone. At the Nrs. Alberta MeCliesh transacted )n friends here on Wednesday and ~eed per ewt ...... I 20 same time lie was sufferina from blood bl)usiness in Cass City Saturday. I~hursday, Heal per CWt ...... 1 gO New Deere Loader and @ poison on the ott:er aria, but both Anna Handley and Mrs. Win. C.raw, The Latter Day Saints will hold Bran per ewt ...... 1 (IO arms are now daing nicely, f(~'ord were Cass Gity callers Saturday. tlmir two day meeting at tiffs place .~iiddlin~s per ewt../ t 15 )il 5te:d per cwt ...... 1 75 a Side Delivery l ake Raspberries are making their ap- July 29 and 30. l'hor,:~:~ ghl y Experienced. pearance. Two pickers to one berry. Mr. and Mrs. Gee. M. Ferguson left STATE OF 51ICIIIGAN. _~ y°ucan makehayI~ourtime~a~a~t as the old v+av ~ 24th ,Judicial Circuit, Suib Peudiug in ~h~ They are making ready to rebuild Monday to visit friends and celebrate Circuit Com.t for tile County of Tuscola. the churcl: lmre as soon as possible. the 12th at Yale. In Chancery. ~ andknowthatattthisY°U have a much better quality of ha},? We ~ Frank Miles, 0Omlilainant.. vs. Nellie Miles, The little daugi:ter of Hr. and Mrs. N. M. McArtlmr and daughter from Defendant. t and ask you to calt on us and look over our In this cause it apl)carin~ tlrti the dat'~md Gee. Collins remains about the same. Canada have come to live with tim tll t, Nellie" Miles, is =a resident" ' of...... ti~is State, sample loade: ° and rake. .~ former's sister, Mrs. Riley Sl:eriff. but iter whereal~otlts are tlIlknown, ~iierefop(~ Mrs. Loren Churchill is improving on motiott of Brooker & Corkins, solicitors for Complainant., it. is or(lered that the d6- under tlm skillful treatment of Dr. fendanl, enl;erher a.t)l)earance in said cause Howell of Deford. ELNWOOD. on or before three sleuths front ti~e date of I:I~is order, and that wlihiI: twenty days th~ There mus~ be a magnet, on the west N. 2L King was on the sick list tast eomplainunt cause this order to be pub~ week. [isi~ed in tim Tri-County ChronicAe, a news~ f gTRIFFLERcDERMOTT& road somewhere, for we see Howard paper prtnted and pu-blished in said County, making lfis usual calls. Nrs. L. Huffman was in Cass City md that said publication be contained tl|ore- ,It OtlCe tlI each week for six weeks in st:e- Monday, 2ession, or that the complainant, cause it copy John Perry has the frame Of his new )I" t,tds order to lie personally serw.,d on said barn raised, tl~e old one lmvin~ been Jas. Betknap ilas tile brick hauled tefendant a.t least, twenty days before ~h(~ .ime above presrribed for iter apI)earance carried away by the cyclone. for t:is l:ouse. - l)ated June 12t1~. 1905. WATSON BEACH. Vern Alien, who has been very ill, is Robert Spavin is buitdin~ an addi- c i,,cu i t, .I udgo, Customer~I{ave you an experieneed recovering rapidly under the treat- tion to Iris barn. cutter? ment of Dr. Truesdell of Shabbona. Tailor--Rather, sir. He's been a bar- R. Webster and daugl~ter, Eva, Ebc Ga, Gitg fonnbr2 ber. Dame Rum~,r reports tlmt Mr. 8ar- were in Cass City Thursday. gent and family are soon tn leave for P. W. Stone made a trip to Care un ti:e west. Best of success go with of DIow l oints 1N DEMAND: Friday to get a load of goods. You Must hinbs GREATLY them. Nothing is more in demand than a T. H. l#ritz and wife of Cas~ City We do Job Work and Plow Repairing, medicine whirl: meets mf~ctern require- Clarence Rnssel and Miss Hettie were at John Spittler's on M(mday. meats for a blood and system cleanser Sleep. Stowells. botl: of this place, were The job l~as been let to build the such as Dr. King's ~'gew Life Pills. If you cannot, it is due to ar: quietly married on tile 10it: at Care. Cedar B.un brid£e tl:e men are at 3, lb. StriftIcr, flDana0¢r. Thev are just what you need to cure and irritated or congested state of stomach and Iivet' troubles. Try Com:ratulations, work on it now. the brain, which =will soon de- them. At, L. I, Wood & Co's. ciru~f Messrs. Crawford. ~Deneen and store, 25c.: ~uaranteed. George Predmore is putting spa vetope into nervous prostration. Boughton were at Cass City Saturday, plank bars on his farm It:roe and one- Nature demands sleep, and earl: returning witt: lumber to re- lmlf miles southwest of Cass City. it is as important as food; it BEAIILEY. build their buildings, wl:ieh were de- is a part of her building and Mrs. Jas, Pratt is ill. mnlished by the recent cyclone. DR. FENNER°S WILMOT. sustaining, process. This period Plenty of. wl:eat is badly damaged Miss Pearce is visiting at the home of unconsciousness retaxes o the by smut. WEST GREENLEAF. or John Roberts tlfis week. mental and physical strain, and Gee. Jennings of West Grant spent Nrs. Fred McGastin is ill at this alIows nature to restore ex- kidneys, bladder, and There were nil:e l)aptised by immer- urinary organs. Sunday l~ere. ',~riting. hausted vitality. sion Sunday, by tim pastor of tl:e M. Also catarrh, heart Mrs. Gen. Young t:as returned l:ome Fred Wrigh~ wears a big smile now. E. church. Dr. MiIes' Nervine brings disease, gravel, dropsy, from Petrol t. Oh, tlmt bounein~ boy arrived the rheumatism, backache, refreshing steep, because it Wet l:aying makes lots of use for oti:er day. Win. Nolten tins pureImsed bile res- soothes the irritation and re- the hay tedder, George Seever of Cass City spent idence of Ed Heartt and will take pos- moves the congestion. Several from here a~tended tim Sunday at Iris home irate, s:session tile tirs~ of August. It is also a nerve builder; it '°='° Backache Oram:e sermon in Cass City Sunday. Tl:e Misses Addle Gallagher aud nourishes and strengthens ev- Nrs. ,]as. Pryke of Cass City visited /kLS0 ])URIFIES THE I{L00D" Mrs. Win. Moore, who lms been very ~t Fred Wright's Monday° (2Uecil Krapf of Cass City. visited at ery nerve in yot:r body. and ill is improving. Dr. Charleton of t] creates energy m all the organs. Don't become discouraged. There is a cureCure for you. If necessarywr|te Dr. Former. bile t~ome or w. B. Westerby last week. Edith Nead of Cass City ~pent a I~e has spent a lifetimc curing Just such cases as yours. Altconsultations F~EE, Greenleaf is in attendance. The funeral of Mr. Vorl:es was l:eld l'qoth!ng will give strength ;ew days last week with Lena Souden, a' Mrs. Jas. Henna'n, of Unionville. ~t 1}is lmme on Wednesday afternoon. and vltality as surely and Niss Mary Somerville of Cass City T spent, last week |rare caring for her ~he internmnt was made in ~lle quickly as Dr. Miles' Nervine. s visiting friends in this vicinity. Ic "During the past winter I had twc~ ltealth Entirely Broken daughter, Nrs. W. J. Moore. Kin£ston eemetery. Deceased was 8O nttaek;q of ]/tGrlppe which left m I John ]#inkIe l]as a new cellar and cears of age. very weM:, and In bad condition. was so m rvous t could not sleeP, ~,[y stone wall built on which t~e expects wife. after trying" different re~:edies, to move his house this week. Duggan SICKENING SHIVERING FITS went for a doetor. The doctor was out, and a neigllbor reeonm:ended Dr. brothers built tt~e wall. of Agueand Mahu'ia can be relieved Miles' Nervlne. and she brou?;ht lmmo .t bottle, i had not slept for some time, Dr. M. M. Fenner, Fredonia, N. Y. Many here will be glad to know that !u-:d cured with Electric Bitters. This :sapure tonic medicine: of especial and had terrible pains in my head. Fred l(nigl~t tins become g'eneral m~in- After takil~: a few doses of Nervine Dear Sir:-4Iy health was broken up ent.ire.~ benefit in malaria, rot it exerts a true the If:tin was 11012 so severe, and I a~;er of tlm new addition in the Will- ~lept. I am sow ta!dng the second ly from overwork, sewin£, when I was recom. ~urative influence orl tile disease, driv- iams Brothers 0ickle ~actory in De- ing it entirely out nf the system° It Is bottle. &l~,d ~lr~l very 1TlnPh ilT1Drove(]'" mended to to take some of your Remedy. IIENRY ~{: SMITH. Underhill. Vt. troit...... nnct] to be preferred to Quinine, tlav- Dr, Miles' Nervine :s sold by your I l:avo used about 2 of your large size bott]e~ i~Knoneof tifisdrug'sbadafter.effccts druggist, wi~o will 9uarantce that the At, the scl~o(d meeting in Dist. N<). 6 R, S. Monday of }]enrh3tta. rPPx'' first bottla will benefit, If it fails, h~ and am more than pleased with the resuRs as I Grarlt on Monday evening the mode> writes: '%iy brother was very 1C),w,7~Ti'~i: win refund you," money. have gained 20 pounds sinee I commenced tak- atnr was re-elected by a majority of malarial fever and jaundice, tilt he 1E[iles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. it. in£ one. ]~ was decided to have nine took Etectric Bitters, wt:ich saved his life. At) L. months of set~ool and a wI~ehning ma- 1. Wo(;d & C(~'s. drng i would heartily recommend it to any woman store: price 50% guaranteed. for troubIes peculiar to their sex. }ority voted a~ainst free text bo~d:s. it is not, k-nnwn yet who will teach tt:e NRS. CORA LANE, • MR;HleM{ AT IH[ FRO~T. 301:1 fag year. -° g A D ES 334 Wysor St., Muncie, Ind. Ihesystem for tl~e registration of EL~ Berries are ripe, cl:e:'ries are~picked. births whirl: Ires been in use in Mich. =. _..... ~"~ x wheat is ripening very fast, 1my is be- ing drawn. My, what a busy round ]Kan [or nlany years was never saris- ~: ~±l ~.~-=.~a~= Is~ ~ factory and llas at last been succeeded ~ ~H_N_rlb ~or tlm farmer now with weedssprinv- by one having tile indorsement of tlle ng up in a single nigl:t and ai1 t)e- Editor (to otIice boy)--Mr. Witt has United States Census autlmrities and i gold by Druggis%, 50c. an4 $1. ~et Cook Book "-,ud Treatise oz 3anse tl:e seasons are so sl:or~ is he so e ealled for the jokes he left tlie other flail progressive registration states. "ushed. We wonder why lie is the d )f Safe, ~uick, Reliable Regulatol'*~; ~he Kidneys--li

The best ~nd safest bower for true stance to be unmindful of Primus Edes. at that season is larger than it is later, officer who. incensed at the steady tlovc is a cottage, She felt that he had a claim on her The farmers of Argentina are not dwindling of his sherrT, filled up the kindness which it was a pleasure as likely to get into winter dairying for decanter with the most disgusting Dr. Dl~vid lKonnody's Iravorlte l~emcdY, tlxo mixture he could ~nvent in the hope ~reat Ktdnoy r~nd ~ver Cure, %Vorld F~mous, %Vrl~e Dr, .~e~nedW's N. Y.. for [roo ~tnDl0 bo~l~ well as a duty to requite, a long time yet, but" there is no tea- Sons, l%ondou~, With one so absent-minded it would son why summer made Argentine but. of detecting the supposed pilferer. But be easy, she faneled, to make changes ter should not play quite a large part ~ttll the diminution went on,-until at Good Lord, didst thou make us for in his surroundings which he would in the markets of the northern court, length he felt obliged to demand an ~thy angels" 3ester? explanation of the steward. HIs Piso's Cure is the pest Incaicine we ever used never notice except in a vague way, or tries that import butter, prompt reply was: "I give the cook "for all a.ffOcLionsof the throat and lungs.~WIm suspect that they came through her. two wineglasses for the soup every O. IgNDSL~g, Vanburcn, Ind., Feb. 10.1900. ¢es~ lights and shouts and cheers, BY gradual evolution, therefore, his Udder Manipulation, evening." Eve~] :Lnv~el cake can bring a dys- evidently has no connection with the room at Mrs. Fry's came to wear the petie devilish dreams. her hand went down into the sitting subject of your husband's disappear- dainW look that white drapery, pie- There is a discussion going the Too Much Kindergarten. room, as she thought, unobserved; but anee. He has seen you and admired tures and books could give it. Next, :ounds as to the value of udder The keeper of a kindergarten re- ~rS. ~glnsIow's 8oothin~ Syrnp. Mrs. Fry had seen the act as she you, that is all." as cool weather approached, a stove manipulation. Tiffs is practiced by ~Or chlldro~t te0tldng, uoft~ns tho gums, reduces IR- mysteriously found its way there, and the Dutch and Danes and is luired for her work iittle more tha~ ~iammat|on, al~ays pain, c;uro~wind colic. ~O ~ bOt~tl~t* chanced to glance back, and wondered. A simple solution of a great mystery, a comfortable dressing gown, or loose claimed by some to lmve the effect motherly feeling and common sense. Mrs. Hamilton's first act. after re- of increasing the capacity of the cow, But her function has been glorified thought Constance, if only she could turning home and removing her wraps believe it. It looked plausible after coat, if he chose to call it that, was into a school, and an elaborate cur- was to write to Swan and send him the she had thought of it awhile, and she found hanging in the closet. After milking the Dutch milker man:p- was indignant with herself that she (To be continued.) ulates the udder by pressing the two rleulum ts now prescribed for those Churches three strands of hair, neatly gummed sides together with his hands and then who aspire to the management of the Nehoolt lflto ses to a paper. had allowed so slight a matter ~<) FIT VOR PRIZE R|NG, the two ends, repeating this for a few kindergarten. Two much is made of "The hair," she wrote, "was combed ruffle her. when she was already borne ~ seconds. After that the cow is again it.lntoSOathatdangera gOOdand hurtthingtoiStimc°nvertedyoung. from the head of a person resembling and emes down by such heavy burdens. Prize Fighter's Verdtct on His Portion stripped and about a half pint of very ~Baltimore Sun. ough~ ~o be decorated and made beaut:f u| my husband in some respects. Do not ricl~ milk is obtained. The natural and healthfu! by using mistake me. I do not believe the man Primus Edes did not come to her of the Steak, house now. She never saw him ex. thought regarding the matter is that All That Happens. to be Mr. Hamilton. but I wish to know cept at church, and then he did not Richard Hard.tug Davis, when he was that he is not. PIease submit the hair glance at her. But he did at Perley, a reporter in Philadelphia, delighted possiblywould be thisfound extra in the half next pint milking,°il of milk "a "Onceman thinksin awhile," lm is saidshowin' Uncle his Eben,inde. to a specialist in such matters, if such and one Sabbath the boy surprised to disguise himself as a "tough" young it were not gained at tim first milking, pendence when he is simply puttin' an a one can be found, and tearn whether man and to mingle with the odd char- The ultimate advantage is h~rd tO onreasonable strain on somebody's pa. her by leaving her side and walking , ~Vashmgton Star. it has ever been dyed." off with Primus Edes. Wl~en repri- actors of the Ninth street district of prove, tienee.'--~ ' " tiful $intS. Doe~ Swan knew of no specialist in such the Quaker City. not rub in- scale. Destroys di~0aso germs and matters, but he felt convinced that a mended by his mother he only said: vermin. No washing of walls after onco ap- "Oh, I know him. I've seen him Mr. Davis got to know this district Fads and Utilities. Honor for Orchestra Players, practiced dealer in human hair might plied. Any one can brush |t on--mix w~h Ac- lots, and I like him. He has made me with peculiar intimacy. Its prize The management of the Royal Op- coId wa~or. Plain tinting and whi~oning, and give him points of elucidation. a Idle, and now he's at wo.rk on a fighters he knew especially well. No~ In the breeding of horses and cat- the most elaborate reli0f, sbene|l work and seldom, tn the gathering of some n~ws [le~ fancy points may be tolerab era, London, now prints on its pro- frescoing may be done with i~, Other finishes cord:ugly he went to the large estab-

THE CIVIL WARS. John Seudder MeI.ain in his "Alas- bulls •;how fight and rush at the driv- There had ,ooo,,,,oo,owbeen so many revolutions,oa,, o,o Facis Are S ubbora I in s ks" thus describes the business or so- ers with surprising speed and agility at home that the financiers there had curing sealskins: "The killing is al- when pressed too hard. As they are no time to send him his salary. But Uniform-excellent quality for OY~I" a quar1:~l- 0~: a ways done early in the morning when driven to the killing grounds their gait he took this misfortune Philosophical- the temperature is lowest. It was 5 is a sort o.f canter, as they raise them- ly, sold all the furniture of the toga- C~I~UF~ has steadily increased ~he sales of LION (30~F~ o'clock in the morning when we left selves on their flippers and then pull tion except a bed, a table and some ~[r~e ~ea~e]P O~ a][][ ]~acka~e co~leeso the ship. The killing season was prae- their heavy bodies up. They repeat chairs and occupied one room with hts Lion CoSec tieally over. but the agents had ar- this movement rapidly for a hundred principal attache, who cooked the meals. Anyone who called early on ranged a drive for our benefit. The yards and then fall, pasting and ex- iS now used in millions of homes. ~ue~ ~ seals lie alone the rocky shores, the hausted. The method of killing adopt- the minister would probably find him bulls, or 'beachmasters,' as they are ed inflicts less suffering on the victims cleaning the boots. "What would you popular success speaks for itself. I~ is a called, and the cows and their pups than any other that could be devised_ have?" he would say, waving a boot p0si|ive pl*00| ~ha~ H0N COFI:EE has the expressively. "My poor country is in COI~i{]le][~ce O~ ~]le peop]eff occupying the ro.cks nearest the water, But one who has witnessed the opera- another crisis and has forgotten us ~he uniform quali~y of ~IO1g while the bachelors, the young nn- ties will not wish to see it again, again. But when I go back I shall mated males, are forced to go farther Those who do the killing are na- make a revolution and appoint myself (]OFF]~ sm'vives all opposit, ioffL up the beach. As only the~baehelors tires who are expert at the business, president. Then we shall have our LION COFFEE Ikeeps Its old Iriends ~d are killed for their skins, this natural each armed with a stout club about reward for all this self-denlMf ~akes new o~cs every clay. division facilitates the work of the five feet long and three inches thick

or three drivers slip in and 'cut out,' ty or thirty of the struggling creatures The most costly uniform in Englan(i ~al~ i|~ S~|I~ ~a~orandllla~e~¢ll ~a]~-l~°l'~ as the cowboys would say, a bunch for and. striking each one on the head, is worn by the Earl Marshal. whose ilylto eomme~dil. On arrivallrom the day's killing. They proceed to crush the sort, thin skull. Death is in-i dress represents an outlay of some t]~e planltalion, it is carei~y roast- make a great noise by shouting, slap- stantaneous. As the club falls with a i $1,250 not including jewels or orna- eel a~ o~r tactorles a~(l see~a'ely ping pieces of boards together and thud upon each graceful head those meats. Seventeen thousand yards of beating on tin cans. The" seals are that have escaped the first crushing'embroidery are worked upon the coat Decked in I llb. sealed packaffes, , frightened and the squirming, huddling blows seem to become conscious of in gold lace until but little of the orig. aadnotopenedag~nlil neede~ mass is gradually forced away from their impending fate and their appeal- ! inal cloth may be seen. :~or us~in|]he home. This precludes the rookery, ing eyes, soft as those of a deer, their i ~h~ possihilliiy ol aduliera[ion or COn" "Now here they come, bleating like plaintive cries and their ineffectual Reads Like a Miracle. (l~sl[, lI~secI~ or ll~Cl~aIll lNa~(ls, a flock of sheep, ambling in their efforts to escape would certainly stay Moravia, N. Y., July 17th.~(Special) LI[ON COFFEE is ~herelore ~ara~teed to II~e toss--ere awkward fashion through the tall the arm of any not schooled by years ~Bordering on the miraculous is the Sold only in 1 lb. packages. Lion-head on every package. grass, q~he young males and the few and generations to do this work. The case of Mrs. 13enj. "Wilson, of this Save these Lion-heads for valuable premiums, females which the drivers will not try stranger to the scene is forced to turn place. Suffering from Sugar Diabetes. ChPT, W.W. IhCKSON. to separate from the herd until the away, though he must admit that not she wasted away till from weighing SOLD B~ GROCENS EVER~'~EI~ killing ground is reached offer no re- a throb of conscious pain follows the 200 lbs. she barely tipped the scales a~ W6~OLSON SPIOE (JO., Toledo, Ohio, 2%bfferingswerefir°tractedaudSevere sistanee. But the two or three old descent of the heavy club." 130 lbs. Dodd's Kidney Pills cured ~7~/cd ~ve~;,, Abzow~z 2erne@ t~g~hou~ her. Speaking o£ her cure her lms- ~'e//

appearance of my complaint was re- tics. but nothing is really done to pro- In one case a Hongkong junk was Diseases. including Bright's disease. ~ moved, and I have no hesitation in teet trade. Even witlfln the precincts pirated and the cargo landed in broad and all Kidney aches, including Rheu- [!~~E~ ~)~J~J~(~[~ i recommending it as an infallible rein- of the harbor pirates and robbers daylight under the eyes of the local of- matism, t I~ edy for that disorder."~W.W. Jackson. ~ DorFt ~e WJth0~ltTheal I~ Yo|wllanlo Address Dr. S. B. IIartman, President plunder and loot with impuMfy. The fictals by the villagers, yet nothing It's surprising how much a woman of The Ilartman Sa~itarlum, Colum- people are~left to protect themseh;es was done and no redress eould be ob. can say about herself withou~ telling ~hey Are Always Ready ~o $0rve [' bus, Ohio. as best they may and such is their tained. The Kwangsi rebellion, which

man, whatever his grievance or wrong, the direct outcome or corruption anil When baby cries, something is prob- Brisket Beef So~ps ~~ will readily venture to apply to the peculation. Let~ without food and ably wrong with its stomach, or other t Jollied ltoelts Baked Beans magistrate for assistance or redress, pay, the soldiers of Marshal Su took digestive organs, and no time should, be lost in giving it a small dose of ~ A~R ~)o~ Groce~ tellsThis seriously insecurity against of life alland develop-property lion.to the hills and started an insurreo Dr. Caldwell's (laxative) Syrup Pep-[| The Jtooklet"llow to Make Good Things

a~ The Joy of Rc~r~.~sce medicinesin. This for is Babies the only and safeChildren, laxative, and[ ~ -'~ , to~at"sentfree. I' should always be kept in the house, t l kibby, McNei|| & kibby, Chicago PhiladdphiaThefattestsays:landlord,,Celeryln S ~CC It contains no. injurious h, gredients, ~| King is said to be gee4 for and can do ~nothing but good/ Try it. [ Sold by all druggists at 50c and $1.00. ,~ thin folks, but it is goo4 Fi~e V/hen I turn to my youth for the pleas- It makes me forget I'm alone on tl~e sea. Money backifitfails. [ for fa~ people too. It has ures it gave, \Vfth a half-broken plank 'twixt the bot ...... ] When answering Ads. kindly mention this paper W. ~. U, -- DETRO|T --No, ~9--|90~, cured mo of biliousness, Not a thing from the lap of good Fortune tom and me. ::~ I crave. For youth is the mainmast and love is and I feel like a young- Not a care have I then for the days still its sail. ster." ~Aldrnggistssellit. to come. While "courtship" and "smack" bear me For mysitS:fun. daily companion. Old Fretful. And I hear twenty wags, if I hear even the dance. Don't Poison Baby $~ U-~ ~'~ -Cre~ dumb,one. AndAndWhilel'mthe thegaYlass nightas glidesthe rest away In thelike mirthan hour of I All inviting me back to partal¢e of the of a trance.

_ ~.Vith this to allure me I throw down my YVho,.o keeps ~,,. even step in her whirl 'round FORTY YEAt~S AGO almost every mother thought her child m~s~ 5ave the hall, H ~.d l~.~..elovers,thO,~ne;~OUg..~hw~,"ca,~e ~o~ ,o~n~ ~V,,t,eplo_to~e..,it.ra.lO, oeO~ bee~ ~nd ~'iti. trl.- PAREGOEI0 or laudanum to make it sleep, These drugs will produce , ,orgetb.ci,.oripploa ~o,nts ~,,d ,~mba~o o, we ,,llomande.bow. le. to .,e ,wing of ,.o sleep, and A FEW DROPS TOO MANY will produce the SLEEP FROM WHt0K I forgettrack, sixty years drag along on my TIll onward and on like the flow of a SwingAs I ln 'roundthe gay on crowd, one heel the andgayest bend byhalf dou- EVe finishstream the "breakdown." the end of THERE I8 NO WAKING, N~any are the children who have been killer or hl~ ~o 1.u~h ,~,h~ ~Y,.'ako~reamana ~ev,ew a. t,,o ~tr.gglos ~h0se health has been ruined for life by paregoric, laudanum and morphia% each ~orgot t.at m,-.Gas ~hi.s as bright ~s and ~t~i~e f hich i ti pr d f pi ]) ggi 0hibit d fr ll' That newmy remnanttin. of cl~eek has grown In my"bre:-d~down" long ln'onlenade of life: toward the 3 w s a nar00 0 0 uct 0 0 urn, ru sts are pr e 0m so lag That ~.dodmy lmnd .~d isth,,, unsteady, as firmly I ~,,d~placed ,,.,~h back.~ ti,e .,oog,,~ o~ my ~el,,~ either of the narcotics named to children, at all, or to anybody without labelling grasl) Full twoseore of years on life's varying ~| , .~..o 1,.nd,o ,,1.sp °~ ~o~. ~ellow o,,r .i~ndshl~ ~o~ tl,o'tra':kwi~, its lo.e ~o.os a~,~ p,eas- them p0~s0n." The definition 0f"narc0tic" is: %1 ~n,egicineWhiC~b ?e[ievespai~ IFor forget the politiesshindig andis onthe in weather the old and village all j ~VouIdures it pay and to all pied back to the old vil. g~]$d proc~?~Ce3 8tee:j3, bzb~ w/~icl~ i?~ poiso~o?~s doses prOC~ce8 8~z~por~ com, cb, COYbV~- lmlL 1age hail? --Floyd ~. I~e. SiO~Sa~d de~/u'" ~he taste and smell 0fmedicines c0n~a,ining opium are disguised,

,.,o.,o oo.....o.,..,.o...o.o.. Q ueer namen sold under the names of "Drops," "C0rdials," "Soothing Syrups," et0, Yo~ BEPARATOR OFFER ~VER HEARD OF. * Address, * * ,~,S~aeS ~ ~ should not permit any me&ome to be given to yore • children without you or FREEr F[}g WEtTNEtt ,,,o .ower best .uited to the Chi- first stir a thin batter of eggs a~d, your physician know of what it is composed, CASTORIA DOES NOT CON-- nese palate ann the one whieh is flour. This sho.hl be brought in from TAIN NAR00TICS~ if it bears the signature of Chas, H, Yletoher, A I~OTTLE OF se.rve4 with almost every elaborate the kitchen already prepared. The N~'$ ~a~8 To~i~ Chinese dinner is the chrysanthemum, flowers, thoroughly washed, should be] Letters from P~ ~nent Physicians The flower has a peculiar flavor and board.arrangedside.Have in aglassvasethe chafing ondish the ready,,l to H. Fletcher, TO ALL ~VIIO WIgITIE FOI~ IT lgOIV requires a taste educated by many half filled with oil, smoking hot. I add ssed It will protec~ you against the dangers of heat. trials before it can be fully appreciat- Pluck the petals from the flowers, ~*e Constipation ~r Decaying Bowels ed; but Chinese epicures and a few stir briskly into the batter, then dip ® Cause Diarrhea, Cholera, Etc. New Yorkers who enjoy Chinese food,s out in small portion and drop into the Dr. J. W. Dinsdale, of Chicago, Ill., says : "I use your Castorla ana advise lf~ Blood Disorders, Skin Eruptions, frequently pay fancy prices for chrys- oil. use In all fatuities where there are children." anthernums, which they take to the The fritters t:uff up immediateIy, Bad Complexion, Sun Stroke, Chinese chefs to have prepared for and if taken out quickly they retain scribed your Castorla and have found it a reliabl0 and pleasant~ remedy for children."" Heat Prostration, El0,, Elc, them. The old-fashioned nasturtium, tl~e color of the flower from which ~ Dr. 3. S. Alexander, of Omaha, Neb., says: "A medicine so vahmblc and bene- Diarrhea, Cholera, Bowel Trouble, Etc., are the rose an4 the violet seem to please they are mad~e. ~Vhen removed from tidal for children as your Castoria is, deserves the highest praise. I find it in use, every where." symptoms of Constipation. Constipation means the American taste, however, the oil they should be placed for a Dr. 3. A. McCleIian. of Buffalo. N. Y,, says : "I have frequently preserlDea your practically deadis intestinesmost dangerousPmS°nedduringbl°°d'hot For a luncheon an element of inter- moment on absorbent paper before be- A~e~etabiePreparatioaforAs- Castoria for children and alway~ got good results. In fact I use Castorla for m~ weather on accountof sun strokes--heat debil- est is always added by introducing ing dusted with powdered sugar and similatin~theF00dandRe~u[a- own childrem" dysentery~fatality~prostra~ion, e~c.blood ~fpoison you suddenlymay result~a check the chafing dish at table. The flower passed to the waiting guests, who |hl~dleS|olllachsandBowckso[ Dr. J. W, Allen of St. Lonts, Mo. say~: 'I ~eartIly endorse your Castorla. 1[ physic weakens and does not remove tho cause, desserts are particularly adapted for are more than anxious to sample the have frequently prescribed it in my ~edlcal practice, and have always found it to makcs you worse. Dysentery, Cholcra, Bowel luncheons because of the blossoms' new idea. The tiny wafers, which are do all that is claimed ~or It." Troubles, Etc., disappear when Constipation is . Dr. C, H. Glidden, of St. Paul, Mhm., says : "My experience as a praetltlone~ cured, beauty and ~ragrance as well as the' crisp and dainty, are good substitutes with your Castorla has been highly satisfactory, and I consider it an excellent remedy. beforeReviveand decaystrengthen from theinactivityand intestines contact novelty of preparing them for food. for the inevitable champagne wafers for the young." With ro~ting food. Until MULL'S GRAPE To m.ake the dessert, or the "blossom in serving ices of any kind.~Leslie's PromotesDiges~ion.Cheefful- Dr. H. D. Benner, of Philadelphia, Pc.. says: "I have used your Castorla a~ 'PONICwasno cureWaSforPUtcons~ipation.°n the American marke~ there delight," as some enthusiasts call it, Monthly. IlessandR¢skContainsneither purgative in the cases of children for years past with the most happy effect, as4 %Ve will now prove to you that NULL'S 0prom,Morphine llor ~IIIt~IX]I. hilly endorse it as a sate remedy." GRAPEprostratio~TONICyOUandthatwill itproteet cures t31oodagainstDisorders,heat @ ~OT ~C OT~C, ~ remedy for children, known the world over. I use It la my practice and have n(~ Co~istipation,acts as food ~o Stomach the blood and and Bowelintestines, Trouble. cleanses it Fi r e Wet s hip Scoiland hesitancy la recommending it £or the complaints o£ Infants an4 children." and strengthens thcm and ejects the poison and Dr..T. 3. Mackey, of BrookIyn, N. Y,. says : "I consider your Castorla an e~- decayed matter. MULL'S GRAPE TONIC is ; ~of~22~/24/,r~~ cellent preparation for children, being composed of reliable medicines and pleasa~ nearly 50 per cent grape which renders it a ~W~/~ ,f~d~- to the taste. A good remedy for all disturbances of the digestive organs." splendid tonic for the system during hot Reminiscences of the' pre-Christian posed to be ,,itches and evil spirits .g~8~.- } Dr. Howard ,lames, of New York City, says: "It ]s wlth great pleasure that ]~ weather, days of Baal worship and fire worship leaving the town. The people, there~ ~d~Sd~- desire to testify to the medicinal virtue of your Castorla. I have used St witl~ WRITE FOR THIS FREE BOTTLE TODAY are stil! to be found~ occasionally" in fore shout at and curse them as they ~4rd~e2~m,~,6t- &~a~ * ~ £rommarked Its benelitadministratioa in the case to otherof my childrcr~ own daughter, ia my practlee."and have obtained exccllen~; result~ Good for Ailing 0hildren and :Nursing l!~others Scotland. A:few years ago a traveler disappear in vacancy. When the .~ic~,~$~.~ wrote: "On the last day of the year, burning barrel falls in pieces the fish- ~.r~¢~. F:REE, COLr~O,N old style, which falts on Jan. 12. the lightederwives bitrush of inwood and fromendeavor its remains.to get a ~~f,=r~. ~~|~]~ CASTe R ~A ~~., ~'~, dressSend and this your coupon druggist's with your name, namc for anda tree ad- festival of 'the clavie' takes place in With this tight the fire on the cottage Apeffect R_medyo for Constipa- bottle ofMulFs Grape Tonic. S~omachTonic Burghead,, a fishing town near Forres. hearth is at once kindled and it is con- tion, Sour Slomach,Diarrhoea, and Constipation Cure. to On a head.land in that village stiI1 sidered~ lucky to keep this flame all the Worms,convulsions,Feverish- ~ :Bears the Signature of --. , I~tULL'NGI[APIi]TONI~ CO., stands an old Roman altar, locally rest of the year. The charcoal of the ness andLossoFSLEEE 148 Third Avenue, Rock Island, Illinois called the 'douro.' On the evening of 'clavie' is collected and put in bits ~acSimite S~nature of G~ve Full Address and Write 2P;ain~y Jan. 12 a large tar barrel is set on fire up the chimney, to prevent the witches The $1.00 bottle contains nearly three and carried by one of the fishermen and evil spirits from entering the times the 50(: size. At drug stores, round the town. while the assembled house. N:EW YORK. folk shout and halloo. If the rnan who "The 'douro' (the Roman altar)is ' 'ways htOUg---- Thcon,he ]:~beI--takegenuine has no, a dateother and from number your druggist, stamped omen.carriesThethe manbarrelwithfallStheitiightediSan bar.eVil theC°veredfiresWiththiCkthat a are llghtedlayerupon°f taritfroman. ~ /It' The Kind You Have/~ tel having gone with it around, the nually. Close to the 'douro' is a very town. carries it up to the top of the ancient Roman well and dose to the in Use Foe Ovee 30 Yeaeso hill and places it on the 'douro.' well several rude but curious Roman KX~GTCOP~fOFWRAP.I~EI~. "More fuel is immed.~ately added, sculptures can be seen let into a gar- T.~ c~'rau~ co~Pa~V, ~ ~u..~v~v, N~w vo~ crrv. The sparks as they fly upward, are sup- den wall.'" N IC @ o° iira Sugar, I eSt ll ality, per 0Und °@ NOT O~rER ~|.OO ~ORTH rO /:~INY OINE CUISTO/Y~ER. @ W. A. FAIRWEATHER AT THE B|O DOUBLE STORE "WILL OPEN HIS and continue Annual 71id=.gummer Clearing Sale Saturday, July 22, 9o5, N until Saturday, August 9o5 @ N Cut the Price on all Sum= Umbrellas )TED will remain until goods are all cteaned ~RICES Q U C mer Ooods 50 new nnes just received wortt~ $1,25, ~ out. We nnever disappoint. We always do far more Fail goods are starting to come in. $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00. Your choice as Every than we advertise. Do your trading at the Busy Big We must, clean (mr all summer goods tong as tt~ey last at $I.00 each. to mak6 room. We quote a few prices, one a beauty. Double Store. 25c 500 yards 10c Lawns ...... (icyd all /'len's Odd 8 bars Queen Anne soap ...... +~...... +...... 500 yards 25e Goods ...... 15e yd |=4 Off on 25c Pants and Boys' 8 bars Jaxon Soap... 25e 4,000 yards Standard Prints~your N 7 5c-boxes Matcl~es.. choice any print on our shelves 5c 3'(1 Knee Pants Wyandotte Wash Powder, 25c package ...... 150 At] 15e Percales ...... 10c Vd @ Arm and Hammer Soda. 1 lb. package ...... 5c All 10c Percales ...... 7~c vd IO Ladies' Mackintoshes N 3 packages Blue Pdbibbon Raisins ...... 25c Table Oil Clotl~ ...... 12½c yd Regular price $5.00, sa, le price $2.50. 25e 3 packages Best Currants ...... "" 25c ~,ooo Handkerchiefs at 2c 3 large cans Tomatoes ...... Ladies' Walking Skirts each, 3 for 5c N 100 live-cent cans Baking Powder ...... 3 for 10c All new and up to date. During Potted Ham, 15c can for ...... 50 ~ale, ~my ~(;.00 Skirt in our store for Ladies' Muslin Underwear Vienna Sausage, 15c can for ...... N ~3.50. This is certainly ~ bargain y6~ Large, complete assortment of Corned Ham, 15c box ...... oc ;lmuld take advantage of. ladies' Niglat Gowns, Drawers, White Prime Roast Beef, 15c box ...... 5c N Skirts, Corset Cc)vers~All go in She Potted Cl~icken, 15c box ...... ac ~ Gents' Furnishings big sale at a sacrifice. Cleveland C)coa,~f 15~15e box ...... 5e ...... 2 for 25) )C* ...... ,~tp!i~iililiti~l~t,~tllliilillllliilli, li ~-~v=~_>Y~'L Men's Fancy Shirts 81 value ..... 80c 1500 yds. br(~wn Cotton, regular 8c 15c can Salmon ..... 25e ...... ,,mumv ,:~-~ Men's Fancy Shirts 50c value ...... 40c N 15c can Corn ...... quality, during sale ~5c yd. Cotton is """...... "~'..".'.'." ". 23 forfor 25c =2(2:~-~ - " Men's Celluloi{! Collars ...... 2 f~)r 5e 10e can C(~rn ...... Cheaper than laundry, going to be higl~er. Better take ad- Royal Englista Mint sauce. 20c bottle ...... 10e ~Ien's heavv Workshirts, double vantage of this cut price. East India Curry P(Powder, 20e bottle for 10c, or 3 f(~r ...... 25e': ~BUIT JARS~We handle Nason's Best m~tke. Our price ~ill front and back 50e, sale price .... 40c Window Sl~ades 10e and 25c eaclL 25c 10 pounds Oatmeal. be as low as tl~e lowest. ~Ien's Dress Hats--35 !eft, worth 100 Ladies' Leather Belts, regular 7 pounds Whole I~iI~ice ...... 25c No. 1 Vinegar ...... t5~ $1.50 to $2 eaclL sale price ...... 50c ~5c and 50e quality. Your choice as @ 8e N Salt Pork ...... 7e Due lot Boy's Felt Hats ...... 15c eacl? !one as they,, last at 15c each. @ Best Crackers ...... Regular 50c kind. All 10c cuts Tobaccme ...... 3 for 25c A No. 1 Tea ...... 25e, 35c, 400 and 50c Bear in mind every dollar's worth A No. 1 Cheese. per pound ...... 12c International Sleek Food for cattle, horses, fowls, etc. All 25c ~f goods offeredered in this our annum Granulated Sugar,! per pound ...... 5~e 1 packages, 20e. All 50c packages, 40c. Iocbuysan A No. I Cot= midsummerr sale are strictly new 10c, 3 pounds for ...... 25e good~, bought for this season's trade. @ Peanuts per pound Farm Produce taken same as cash° ton Batt Cut price on nil Candies. D

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t-~oy Spencer has returned I~ome Frank N~sil returned l~ome Saturday 'tom Deft-it where he llas been eln- e'~vening from Detroit and Punt|at wl~ere he has been enjoyin~ a two m )h~yed on ~ lake steamer, w weeks' vacation with friends. Miss Vida Patterson returned home ~ }Ionday from Caseville where stm has The Misses Lita Hoi~crolt of Gage- town, and Henesey of P, ntiac,-were S[[ OUR N[W PATTERN ~pent tt~e past two weeks. tl~e guests of°the Misses Ella Sheridan Mrs; C. E. ttaviland returned t~, her in Decorated English Retiring From Business and Hattie Burns on Saturday. home in Flint Tuesday after a short visit, at taer parental hsme here. M. Anthes has had a busy seas~m in Porcelain Dinner Sets rn~ving and levelling buildings. About Mrs. E. McKim, accompanied byher '~AVING decided to retire from business, I fifty is the number Sir. Anthes and ~ One of the swellest things on the market. sister, Mrs. E. Hancock, spent Tues- fi his crew h~ve been "changin' round.'" have commenced a sale on everything in the daywitl~ friends ne.~r St~abbona. Mrs. J. E. Thatcher and daugi~ter, ~tore. I have on hand a very large and weI1 selected Mrs. E. It. Pinney returned lmme ()n Miss Vera, nf Detroit, wn, i~ave been Saturday after an extended visit with ~tock of Shoes that I will sell at VERY bOW speading several weeks witt~ friends relatives in Seattle, Washington. PRICES~so tow that the people will be induced to here, returned home 13% Saturday. Ostnmder, wl~o has c~mducted a Miss Lucy Parker, who has been em- buy. Come to this Bo~afide Sale expecting to buy retail shoe business l~ere for several ployed in a millinery stnre at, Mr. years, is announcing a closing out sale. Shoes at prices never before known. You will not Pleasant, returned to her home here oe disappointed. Come early before the stock is Tl~e Misses Gertrude Leslie and on Monday to remain fur tl~c summer. Dora Watlace spent last week witl~ broken and get your entire fall and winter supply. More Locals on Fourth PewEe, Miss Florence Smith near Gagetown. It will pay even if you have to hire money.at 20 per Village Taxes. Mrs. A. Doerr and children, accom- August 1 is the last date on whicl~ cent. Anyone wishing to do so, can buy the entire ~ panied by Miss Francis Mcgillvray, ;illage taxes will be received at one have gone to Oak Bluff to spend a few stoci~. A good opemng for anyone wishing to go )er cent. After that date four per weeks. 1 into the shoe business. rant will be collected. Leslie Ellis went to Detroiton Mon- >14-a M.L. Moo~n. Treasurer. Yours for low prices, day morning, where he will spend a two weeks' vacation with t?is brotimr, g_55~'Tl~ree second-hand organs, five We carry 8 patterns in Open Stock Dinnerware and Os,rander, H a rold. ;}clave, for sale at Lenzr~er's Idurni- Mrs. W. F. Kreiman and children )are Store ~>2a- of Saginaw are guests aT, the home of ~£~. FRUIT CANS, JELLY TUNBLERS, ~ the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. CAN TOPS, CAN RUBBERS, ~.~ H. MeColl. Win. Weldon recently purcl~ased a lot,m east Tltird street on whicll t~e Buying Highest market t)rice paid for butter and e~,~s ?.)~ LOCAL ITEI~S. E~rt Kempter, of West Superior is has commenced the erection or a new visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. residence. H. McColl. a Suit Here Miss Mary Zinnecker is visitingwith Eugene Maxwell, wl~o has been en- H.L. HUNT. T. It. Fritz and daugl~ter, Miss Cecil, j%,ing a two weeks' vacation witl~ fiends at Argyle. were tl~e guests of friends at Care one friends in Detroit, returned home on .: is a good way to spend Mrs. Gertrude Alien returned from day last week. &riday evening money--because whetller 3ak Bluff Tuesday. yOU PAY tittle or IIHIC|I~ Miss Flossie Wickware, of Pontiac, lr~ Reagi~ ires returned home from George Under is very ill witl~ ty- i~ you always ¢:~E'r wllat you ~ is a guest at the home ~l her uncle, H. Detroit after an illness or a ~ew phoid fever at present. S. Wickware. weeks, during which time l~e has been i pay for. 2.,s EhnerE. Yakes made a~ business ~rhe Misses Lola Fritz and Lena 5all and see in a hospital. Tl~e vhlues aec,mpany tim ~ t, rip to Care on Monday. Fai|'weather returned home from De- - 6 a.N. Dorman, accompanied by prices wtlerever tlley Ko~ I the" Roy Rice was the guest of friends at troit on Monday. Frank Van Stone and Louis up or d(}wn. And they North Branch over Sufiday. Mrs. Wm. Weldon went to Wilmot Starr, made a business trip to Mar- ,.~ are neverhigl~er than tt~ey , Roy Houghton has accepted a posi- Saturday, owing to the illness of her lette on 5Lmday. ought to be. Just high tion as clerk at the postotlice, sister at that place. Mrs. II. Cole entertained a company enou~ta to put in all Ll~e NEW P. A, Miller of Detroit has been vis- Miss Susie Davidson of Pt. Huron of her friends at a picnic ~t Forest good things that belong to ~. iting friends in town this week.. was the guest of Miss Elva Phillips a Home on Tuesday. A delightful time carefully made clotl~ing, { 0t (iANS Kenneth O'Dell or Bad Axe was the few days last week. was enjoyed by all. But low enough always to guest of Miss Cecil Fritz on Sunday. Mrs. S. W. Striiller and son, Fred, Miss &nna Foster has returned to meet, the knowing man's Also three idea of economy. Dr. McColl of Elkton was a guest at of Argyle, were the guests or relatives her home neat" Brown City, aiter second=hand in town on Monday. spending some time witl~ her sister, the home of H. MeColl nn Monday. Tim tailoring on our suits The Misses Maggie and Jessie Dun- M~s. T. b. Tibbals. iiveooctave organs Miss Rose Fancher of Detroit is the is done in Cass City. guest of her sister, Mrs. P, S. Rice. canson are visiting with frien~ls and iTnclaimed letters in postoflice for relatives at Sl~abbona. ( isaac Anderson, of Caseville, is the week ending July 15, 1905: Leroy guest of his nephew, W. H. Anderson. Miss era McKim went to Orion on Snyder; Mrs. Leroy Snyder. H.S. Picture Framing a Specialt_y Friday, where she will be tl)e guest of Wickware, postmaster. Wilson Harrison, Mrs. Dowel1, of Riley Centre, is the Miss Mac Mulholland. • The Tailor, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Dulmage. The Misses Belle and Alice Ro~s, who l~ave been visiting their sister, key. and Mrs. O. Y. Schneider ~f Sanford Homer and Miss Maggie Next to Town Hall t Mrs. Timerson at Pontiac, laave re- Lenzner's Furniture Store Elmer City, are the guests of friends Howard were guests at the ,.ome or turned to their home here. in town. I~oy Titus on Sunday.