Tri County Chronic, e.

NO. 9. VOL. 3- CASS CITY, MICH., FRIDAY, JULY ~2, ~9o~.

witless clowns. Some of the tumb- A COFIFIUNICATION. ling was good, but, as we have said, BYe: OrGANizATION |HI C[[[BRATi0N the show was no Barnum and we leave A DOUB[[ D[AIH Human Ingenuity The '64thW~ oT 1901 at G,a~,s G|ty aa it to its fate. Soon by an Outaidor. A Great Crowd Congregated at The speech given by Rev. Torbet of Two Young Chums Fleet a Sad Co-operation oI Business Men In- The display of bunting was "par," Has Failed Cass City the Fourth. Fate Together, sures Industrial Progress. Dalton, Ohio, was well attended con- the patriotism at tim opera house in- sidering the intense heat of the day. to devise a means by dicated only 25 per cent. The writer It was a masterful effort, full of elo- whiel~ we can get some- A PATrl0Ti~ DEMONSTRATION. struck BYA BOLtOr [lfiflTMNfi was among the first to take a seat to lANSING INDUS[RIft ~,BOOM[D. thing for nothing. The ] o , quence and sound reason, and dealt listen to the address of the day, and iTi~estlisWe have come tO ] principally with ~'Our Nation's Great- While Going After the Cows Albert he was one of about forty out of the The Streets Were Tastily Decorated (;ass GGlty Interests Demand the Ef- ness and Her Pert ls." Auslander and Frank Brooks thousands, who had: respect enough with Flag-bunting and Evergreens. ficient Agency of:a Business- 18 pair Li~dies$3.00 Sho~s for $2.50 ] The speaker began by paying an elo- Meet Their Death. for themselves, as well as for the Elaborate Program Carried Out. quent tribute to our national great- •men, s Association. speaker, to attend the oration of the 37 " 2.50 " 2.00 ] ness, and in a few well chosen sentences It would be difllcult to conjecture occasion. The few present were The iirs~ Independence ~Day anni- reviewed the marvelous development Up to six • months ago Lansing has 15 " 2,00" 1,50 | a more pathetic tragedy than the treated to an intellectual feast. versary of the twentieth century has that has made glorious the pages of occupied a position industrially medl- - ~i, 1,50 ~t' r1'25 I double death of the two young chums, Every thought presented was full of II passed into history as another patriot- our history. The spirit of self-reli- :)ere;but sincethat date new forces Albert Auslander, aged 11, and Fram~ mental food, yet there were none to ~*'~'* ~ - - , - - -= . The latest toe& button or lace, C,: D, E. M~] ic tribute to the sacred memory of ance was created by our school, our have been at work andas a result the Brooks, aged 14, who were instantly sing an opening song. Rev. Torbet of our nation's birth. The memory of press and our freedom of speech. We city is rapidly coming into promi- killed by lightning on Friday p.m. Cass City, said that all the singers that significant Fourtl~ of July. 1776, have ever been bound together by com- nence in the industrial world. A All Men's, Boys' and Children s j about 0:30, eight miles southeast of were dead, but that Morgan was yet remains undimmed by the laPse of mon interests. Our national resour- sugar factory will be put into opera- this places. The boys celebrated the ~live and would act as chairman. the one-lmndred and twenty-five ces are immense; on every hand we tion next fall; the American Cut Suits at Big Reductions. [ Fourth at Shabbona, where Frank This so touched our Masonic humor years which mark the miraculous de- bare abundant stores from the lavish Glass Co. is in operation; Austin & rode in the running races, and spent that we looked over the audience to This is your opportunity. Grasp it. Butter and eggs satne as cash. | velopment of the thirteen struggling hand of nature; the inventive genius Burrington's wholesale grocery house tim night together at tim Auslander see who was there. E. B. Landon colonies that bled for the immortal of the American people has harnessed has located;. Wilson plow point plant iiome, one and one-half mile east of ahd a few others of the village had precept "that all men are born free nature's forces and made them man's is operating; an electrotyping foundry Shabbona. They slept until 1 o'clock time to come in, the rest of the small and equal," until they~have grown servant. What shall our future be? will soon locate; and three other fact- the following day. About,six o'clock audience consisting of the farming into the world power which is our Civil and religious liberty have liber- ories are soon to be landed. All the I J, D, CROSBy & SON, they started after the cows which community, and we whispered to our- ated the American mind. We are the above industries have been secured nation's glory today. were pastured one mile north of ~he self, " 'Tisan affront to the speaker; ' • Cass Cxty's Shoe and Clothing Men. i The demonstration giv6n in our government.The principles of liberty for Lansing, during the past six Auslander home. On nearing the but there must be some reason for it town last Thursday was an eloquent promise tim federation of the world, months, by the "Lansing Business Bullock farm a heavy rainstorm over- that we do not understand, for in testimonial to the public spirit of our but to-day we must not overlook the Men's Organization." It is evident took them. Both boys started on the days gone by Cass City read the citizens and to those incur imlne- evils of the living present. We are at a glance that this active associa- run for shelter but wlmn within Declaration of Independence and diate vicinity. All of the business proud of Bunker Hill, Yorktown, Fort tion has done an inestimable amount twenty-five rods of the Bullock house, sang, "Our Country, 'tis of Thee," Sumpter, Appamatox, Santiago and = = _ - -~. _ . .... places were profusely decorated with of good, and in an almost incredulous- a blinding bolt of lightning struck with a wit] on such occasions. Per- evergreens, the streets were gay with Manilla. But our battles are not all ly short time. them dead. Tim terrible crash haps the gold standard has made festoons of bunting, and "Old Glory" fought. We have the ~'race problem" The success of this organization which followed warned the inmates her vain." As soJnas we went out F met the eye a~ every ~urn. An es- to face--it can be settled only in our amply demonstrates the possibilities of the house ttlat lightning had we Ipaid a visit to both hotels and pecially attractive feature of the hearts and by our hearthstones. The timt lie within the reach of every struck in their immediate vicinity, found more people at each of them decorations was the beautiful elec- massing of cosmopolitan and polyglot town in which the business men co- and, on going to the door, tim pros- than saw fit to listen to one of tim trical display of colored incandescent populations in our cities menaces the operate for a common good, and work irate forms ~of the two boys, lying best thinkers that has been in Cuss liglits which were strung across the very foundation of our government. unitedlyfor the industrial interests face downward in the road, met their City for years. It was wrong, good corner of Main and Seegar Streets to The saloon is ever a foe to progress of their town. Why have Cass City startled eyes. The dead bodies were people, tim treatment you gave the illuminate them in the evening. and humanity, and every saloon should business men remained so long inac- carried into tim house and a messen- man from Ohio. He must have felt be under the ban of absolute pro tive? Surely not because they lack Crackers~are the delight of the small boy on the Fourth, but Cass City was thoroughly prepared ger sent with all haste to the Aus- hurt over the matter; any man would. tiibitiou. Prosperity is another peril. faith in the efficiency of thorough or- to be mounted on a Cleveland Bicycle is the greatest deliffht to receive the great crowd which, at lander home. In less titan thirty Now I want to let you know how we It often causes unambitious content- ganization, nor because they believe of man, woman or boy. They are the recognized leader of an earIy hour, came streaming in minutes the aged father and mother do at our house (and call it brag if merit which may breed despotism ~nd new enterprises could not be success- all wheels. We have them. Also the Pathfinder, a $30.00 witti ilying colors, from every direc- of Albert Auslander had reached the you wish). We talk over who the social corruption. Mere ambition can- fully developed in Cass City." wheel, we are offering for ti0n, and in all kinds of vehicles from house where their son lay cold in speaker: will be; where he will speak; notserve us. We need human and de- Our town is capable of great in- a "one-lioss shay" to the dainty bike. death. and what new thoughts he will pre- vine enthusiasm which christianity dus?~rial evolution; we have many There were the white haired old vet- With an agonized cry that no sent. Then we lay our plans to be $2o.oo alone can give. Let the "star of em- natural resources as yet wholly unde- erans who could count ~heir celebra- words can express, the white-haired early on the spot to hear him, and pire" live on forevert veloped; and an earnest, concentrated It cannot be equaled for price, To make room for our fall tions ~by the score, witll enfeebled old man threw himself down beside the point I want to make is this: If effort on the part of our business men h'a~le we want to dose out our large line of second hand gait, but with a glad light in their In the afternoon about 1,500 people the cold forms of the two boys, press- all did likewise there would not be would place Cass City in an enviable wheels, and in order to do so, will make prices on them that eyes; tim honest Johns and Marys, went to the fairground to witness the ed them wildly to his breasti while he so many young people attending the position industrially. Come, gentle- will ewn astonish our competitors, A large stock of Sun- filled to the brim with thin lemonade races and the ball game between Care passionately kissed the cold, set faces 4th who do not know why it is select. men, let us awake and not plod in dries always on hand£ Brazing', enameling and repairing, and walking hand in hand through and Marlette. The ball game was that would jaever again soften with ed above other days. :Now if the the rear of industrial progress. Your the streets making "goo-goo" eyes at slow, a constant wrangle from begin- love light, and called to them by every Chronicle can give any reasonable ex- own interests demand immediate each other, while their hearts kept ning to end, but was well played. germ of endearment that welled up in cusewhy the people of Cass City gave beat with the drum; prim old Inaids The star "twirling" eL t,he Care hi'~ bleeding heart .... As the grief- the~ reverend gentleman from Ohio action. who liad been experimenting with pitcher, Moore, gave tlm Care boys an stricken motlmr knelt beside the sflch a slight, we will hear it gladly, :_ O ~ , ohnson &, Seeley, smokeless powder, and who tried to easy walk-away, the score being 6 to white-haired father, their tears and but i f it can not it must join with us A Plfi[ONIT['S OP|NION OF S[B[WAINfi. appear shy and to giggle a "sweet six- 2 in their ~favor. Cafe's short stop, cries giving expression to the anguish in denouncing them for ill manners. Edi for Cmm~mL~: teen" giggle; the terrible little boys Kellogg, made a number of brilliant which tore their .hearts, the cold rain JOlI>T McCIgACKEN, Deford. Dear Sir,~Some few weeks ago a who had been studying up on "Peck's plays and was right in the game from beating monotonously against the We regret that we have no satisfac- couple of the Sebewaing business men ~~ )~~ LA:NCIbTG over tlle past, Bad Boy" tactics and who put that the start. The Marlette team is window panes, the nigl~t shadow~ set- t,ory solution to MTr. MTcCracken's telephoned our business men and ar- you can no doubt recall worthy hero far in the shade with lmavy, plays good ball, but is lament- many instances of dissatisfac- tling about tim httle home, and the enigma. Listening to patriotic ora- ranged agame of ball to be played their merry pranks; and all tim other ably Weak at the bat. Trask, catch- tion with tlm prices and quality white, upturned faces, presented a tions on public occasions does not between the business men of the two er, is a good natured kicker and m'tde kinds of people who go to make up a scene which was heart-rending in its constitute a part of every man's pat- towns at Sebewaing the Fourth. We much noise but said little. Walters 1 great crowd. pathos. riotism, which of course is to be re- were to have our legitimate expenses of Marlette throws a good ball but Out' six-week-old band came upon Mr. Brooks lives in Cleveland, while gretted. Such orations should be con- paid by the Sebewaing team. was poorly supported at times. Below the streets at 9:30 and rendered music Frank and his mother live on a farm sidered as an educational" factor, or as On the Fourth we went to Sebe- we give score and line-u'p: fll aterial surprisingly good for such an infant- near Shabbona, Frank being employ- a so~t of balance wheel to keep people waing with a crowd of about 150 fol- ile aggregation. All who heard the 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9R which you have bought. If this ed (m John Leslie's farm. Albert and from being thrown too much out of lowers. When we got to the Union band are confident that in the .near Marlette '2 0 (I 0 0 0 0 0 0'2 is true, it should certainly in- Care 0 0 1 0 2 l 1 1 0 6 Frank were great favorites with all sympathy with the sentiments of the House we were informed ~hatif we terest you to know that we future it will be second to none in the Marlette-=Hood, Merral, W. Smith, who knew them and were seldom seen day.~[ED.] lingered there we would have to have a stock from which you Tlmmb. Trask, Wilt, Wallets' G. Smith, Wil- separated. Mr. Bullock when inter- "divvy up" for our own bills. We can get the kind of Lumber At, ten o'clock the crowd lined up - that suits you at prices no great- son, Gleason. viewed said: A~NUAL• SCII00L M[[TINfi. lingered and paid the Costs, then sal- er and often less than ~,ou will on Seegar Street to witness the Cale- Caro--tIarris, R. McKay, Kellogg, Two better, noble-hearted boys I The annual school meeting of dis- lied forth tohunt up the attractions. have to pay for unsatisfactory stuff at other places. :Not only ~s~ll our donian games in which first and sec- Parker, Stafford, Stickland, J. McKay, never knew. They were quiet, unob- trict:No. 5, which was held in the We found two: the word ~'Welcome". Lumber and Building Material preserved against the deleterious effects of ond money was awarded. The events Beckton, Moore. trusive and respectful to theaged, l town hall on Monday night, was poor- above tlm saloon doors, and another the elements, in good buildings, but it is the biggest, best assorted and the and winners of the same were as fol- ly attended. The people seem to best every way stock in this par~ of the state. If in order to buy from our Batteries: Caro~Moor~ and McKay. never knew them to do a mean thing- more appropriate sign which read, s'mck you have to lows: Marlette,-Walters and Trask. we all loved them." have such unbounded faith in the "Saner Kraal und Weiner Wurs~-5c." Drive ~onle out of ~ott~ )yap. Standing broad jump--John" Mcln- E. A. McGeorge had the kindness The double funeral, under the di- school board,that they deemed it un- Oh, you should have been there! lyre, 9 ft. 7 in.; Stanley Sclmnck, 9 ft. favor the Chronicle with the fol- rection of. Undertaker McKenzie, was necessary to attend the meeting. Cahthumpian parade was a dandy, why'do it: You will be more than repaid in genuine Satisfaction when you 5 in. The board appreciates this compli- colne ~o use the st~uff. It's nol) economy to pay as much for a load of poor lowing official schedule of the horse held last Sunday p.m. at the Wills really wonderful! It consisted of a lumber just because it is handy as you would be asked for gilt edge material Running broad jump--Schenck, 17 races. M. E. church. Rev. Seelhoff preached ment as far as it goes. A full attend- one,horse wagondrawn byone horse, only a triile farther away. You get satisfaction wlmn you trade with us. We ~t. 2 in.; Fritz, 15 ft. 6 in. In the 3 minute trot or pace, Lady the funeral sermon. The two friends ance of all the tax payers of the dis- with two fools trying to ride one bicy- make a specialty of window and door frames. Let us figure witi~ you before Standing hop, step and jump~ were buried in Evergreen cemetery trict would have pleased them much you buy. All goods in our line delivered free to any part of the city. M. owned by Cornell and Montague, cle a~ the same time. Schenck, 29 ft. 6 in.; Mctntyre, 27 ft. and Sonola T., Jerry :Palseley, owner, which adjoins the Auslander home- more, since it would give proof of the Well, it came time to play this ball 10 in. took first and second money respect= stead. people's hearty approval of the good game for a $3.50 trophy. The Sebe- Running hop, step and jump~ ively. A. Frutchey's promising colt, The many friends of the grief- work done, and evidence an aroused waing people say it was a fifteen dol- Schenck, 38 ft. 2 in.; McKenzie, 37 ft. Kate M., showed up well. The best stricken parents extend to them their interest in the schools of this place. lar trophy, but as their heads are con- 10 in. time made according to the judges' warmest sympathy and solicitude. F. Klump acted as chairman of the tinually on the whirl by looking 'at Running high jump--Schenck, 5 ft: record was 2:59½. God in his infinite wisdom has been meeting. Win. Campbell, secretary and passing under those "Welcome" %umb¢r Coal: 1½ in.; Gale, 5 ft. 1~. in. of the board, read the annual report. The named race proved to be the pleased to take both b~ight young signs, their word doesn't go far. The Pole vault~Gale and Campbell. most exciting event ever witnessed lives unto himself, and while the The total receipts were $6967.49; total Pigeon boys were at the field on time, Tilt FOURTI! AT SHABBONA. High kick~Schenck. on the fair grounds. It took five Leartsof tilose to whom these boys disbursements, $5621.88; leaving a and there we waited for just one hour 1O0-yd. dash~Schenck and Mcln- balance on hand of $1345.61. About five.hundred people cele- heats to decide the contest. Miller, were dear are tilled with a great sor- for the other boys to get around. They brated at Shabbona last Thursday. lyre. the driver of Grocery Girl, was row, they may now feel that heaven The recommendation of the board had three menon their team who were Shoulder stone put (light)~J. Mcln- The crowd represented the farming windy and allowed himself to cut has come nearer their lives, and that that a special fund of $200 be raised to not business men and not even known lyre, 37 ft. 2 in.; D. Mclntyre, 35 ft. community within a radius of six in on Calbeck, the driver of P. D. Q., even a great aIlliction may be God's improve the school grounds was ac- to their own business men. Finally r¢cn miles of Shabbona, while quite a 2in. which under different circumstances way of saving unto himself his own. cepted. This is certainlya move in our captain gave them three minutes Heavy stone put~-J. Mclntyre, 22 number were present from Elmer, would have cost him at least $25. 1). LATER.~As soon as Wallace B the right direction and we feel assur- to get their men in the field. You ft. 3 in.; D. Mclntyre, 19 ft. 10 in. some 12 miles distant. A thoroughly D. Q. won first money and Grocery Brooks received intelligence of his ed that every taxpayer heartily in- ought to have seen them hustle. Two at the good time was enjoyed by all present, Schenck secured six firsts and one Girl second. The best time made in son's death he left Cleveland with all dorses the action. innings~were played, the score stand and the best of order prevailed second witti little difficulty. While this race according to the judges' possible haste. He arrived in Pontiac The resignation of O. K. Janes was ing even when rain set in and we went throughout the day. The base ball lie has never been in fast company on record was 2:29~. at midnight Saturday. As there was accepted and T. H. Fritz was elected to the hotel. What do you think I o game between the Shabbona and*El- the athletic field, Schenck has the The fireworks at the corner of Main no possible means of continuing his to the vacancy. Andrew Walmsley When we got there the landlord want- mer teams resulted in a score of 12 to making of a first-class athlete in him and Seegar Streets attracted a large journey on Sunday, he was compelled and P. S. McGregory were re-elected: ed to give each of us back twenty-five price 6 in favor of the latter. The Caledon- and proper training would soon bring crowd in the evening. The commit- to remain at Pontiac until Monday The school year has been a very cents--the price of our dinner, and inn games were hotly contested it out. Mclntyre is a well-built tee in charge spared no expense in morning. He tried to wire Cass City successful one, and the efficient ser- told us supper would soon be ready. though George Davis won out in most man with a muscular arm and fair making this display the best possible, and by lids means ask for a postpone- vice of the board, which has faith, We didn't take the money, but pack- lln ect ll ovOer, of the events. O.W. :Nique won the ability as a sprinter. His stone put- and all the latest contrivances in the ment of his son's funeral, but the fully gualded the school interests, is ed our turkey and started for tim lbele ore, 100-yard dash. The fireworks were a ting was a fine exhibition of strength. fireworks line dazzled the eyes of all wires were not in operation. After duly appreciated by the village. train. We had all the "Saner Kraut pleasing feature of the day; the dance While the games were in progress beholders until the whole scene pre- he had exhausted every resource and The re-election of Mr. Walmsley, and Weiner Wurst" we wanted. il oi on in Elller's new store attracted a large the parade of Gollmar & Schuman's sented a panoramic effect of brilliant- realized that he could never again see one of the oldest settlers in the dis- We went to Sebewaing to spend the attendance, and not until the unholy show took place. The crowd gazed in ly colored stars describing geometrical his child, not even his dead body, his trict, who has been closely identified day and took over one hundred and fif- Daper hourof 3:00 a. m. did the crowd dis- wide-eyed admiration at the two or designs as they showered to the strong nature broke down completely. with school interests for many years, ty people with us. We got the worst perse. Meals were served by the L. three tame-looking animals, gaudily ground: sky-scraping comets that When finally, on Monday morning, is a testimonial of the people's ap- reception we ever had and saw the anO otber artlcle~ u~eO in Oeetro~Init O. T. M. painted circus wagons and two inno- broke in myriad sprays of fire and lie reached his wife's side, their child preciation of his faithful service. bumest celebration going. We paid in~ect life at Farm ]For ~ralo. cent looking elephants flint passed then died in the darkness; cart wheels, had beenin his grave nearly twenty- 0RANfi[M[WS £[[[BRATION. for everything wegot; smelt more Consisting of two hundred and six through the streets to the lively torpedo crackers, and colored powders four hours. Only a sacred memory is The Thumb District Orangemen's Sauer Kraut and Beer than we could ] acres; 180 acres under cultivation; good strains of brass band music. Of burning like incense to the god of left for them to cherish during the Celebration at Bad Axe occurs today. stand; and went home kicking our- house, two large barns~ good orchard, course the show was no Barnum, but war. During the partial silences, the remainder of their lives. Prominent speakers from various selves for n~,t going to Cass City or 130 acres seeded to timothy and clover. it drew big crowds at both perform- cries of frightened babies and the parts of the state are scheduled for some good town to spend the Fourth. For sale cheap and on easy terms. ances which consisted chiefly in bad mother's reassuring "there, there," ~To rent~wor rooms. Enquire orations. Special trains have been Yours truly, Enquire of E. B. LA~DO~. bare-back riding and .stale jokes by (Continued on fourtl~ page.) of GOTTLmB Am~. 6-14 pressed into service. An Onlooker. : ( ,,, ruo Store. i ) Fiad ~V~rlc ; IIe~vy ExDense~. The Grand thtl/.ds & ln(hana Rail- qPhe Noetnl CoI~fere~lce. Tri-C0unty C r0nicle, There is a good deal of criticisln of way Co. refus(,s to reduce 'passenger Gctt|ng O~t' of" Chintz. The :Nation:ll Social and Political RI[[ PERFORi4[O. the state tax comnlissIon, some of rates • as ordered by Connnissioner Os- £he city of Tien Tsln is now mort Conference that hehl sessions in De- which seems to be well fonnded. The born. The attorney-general will sue, crowded tllan ever.. Officers:of all na -- Fn~D~nlC~ ]K~U~P, Publisher. "troit passed l'esolutions eulogizing the expenses of the iield men who have tions are cn route for'their homes and: Body of the Ex-Governer Pingree Stephen O. McDon,tld, of Tawas late ex-Governor Pingree, expressing CASS CITY, :.: MICHIGAN. been out in the state looking up valua- townshil), is under arrest charged with and The the hotels are placing cots in: every tions of property have been so heavy The Sheet Steel Workers sympathy with Tom L, Johnson in the Laid in the Tomb, putting poison in a well on the farm of loss of his brother, and adopted this available place. Apartments 'have ~)een as to excite suspicion, and the accounts prepared at the university ofTien Tsin POLITICS AND HISTORY, Oliver Yax. He says he can prove au Mammoth Trust. platform: of the commissioners and the expenses ailbi. for Prince Chun and liis suite of forty,. of their employes :have been brought 1. Direct legislation and proportion- Democracy emphasizes rights, not Ctmrles Carlson, a trackman for the al rel)resentation. who will remain there for ~ three days. SOLEMN SCENE AT THE GRAVE, to the attention of Gov. Bliss by the ~uties. Muskegon Traction mid L, ighting Co., A BATTLE ROYAL IS NOW ON. 2. Direct nominations and the pop- before leaving' for Germany to make. board of state auditors. The allow'utces had his right leg cut off just below the ular recall. formal apology for tlie' m~rder of Bar- Of old there was society, to-day we of the board of auditors for the tax flow tim Distinguished Dead was IIonored knee while attenlpting to board a on yon Ketteler. Mr.. Denby who,, have only crowds. commission for June were $7,146.09, 2Not ~ Strike For lVages but for UnlonIs~n 3. Equal suffrn~e on tlle same con.. By Thousands of the People Who Knew street car. ditio~ns to all, regardless of sex or when the foreign troops, arrived; was The true liberal suffers his neighbor making the cost of the cmnmission a ~Vhich @llI 1low to The Inovitable?~ color. appointed by the Cliina Merchants '~ and Loved lIlm--Sole~nn Service aS heavy burden. The ~salarles and pay The grain elevators of James God- to be illiberal in peace. 4. t-I.onest elections, free from ~0ar. Oompany to protect theh:" property, rolls of the office aggregated $4,975.30; shalk; located at the G. T. W. and G, The I]oast of the ~malgomated Asso- Institutions are garments, the older Sun Set. " ° tis,m manilmhltion or control. says the greater part of the company's: raih'oad fare, $367.11; teleplloning, R. & I. tracks. Vicksburg, burned Sun- ~hey are the:better they fit. elation--lhtssla wllI Retaliate, 5. Direct taxationtllrough progres- property consisted of,flee, which was. $12.49; telegrhphing, $11.28! assistants, day. Loss $3,000, partially covered by sive, land value, income and inherit- afterward distrlbuteff under orders When respect disappears, so does ev- ~l~e Last Rites, $13.05; livery hire, $560.05; hotel ex- insurance. ance taxes. from the British and American gener- erything worthy of respect. Tl~e fUneral of ex-Governor Hazcn S. penses, $999.0_.( O Some of the fiehl has The Gre[tt Strike. Dr. Howard Wing has been l)ound 6. Public ownership of telegraphs, als to assist those in neeff. It ispointed~ To see peril saves neither a man nor Pingree on Saturday marked the dose been so badly done t:hat it will have to over for trial on a charge of seduction As a result of the refusal of the:rel)= telel)hones, raih'oads, and all other that the conlpany stored three a nation; the abyss attracts; of a.earcer that will be felt in Michigan be done over ,1~ heavy expense. 1he I)referred by Pearl Vasltinder. He was resentatives of the American Steel out I)u~blic utilities. boxes of valuables with the chartered What is 'public opinion? An echo, for long years to come. The services men were instructed to obtain from the ealltured in Illinois. Ite left Ahnont Shee~ Co. and the Anlerican Steel 7. The eight-hou'r day. Supervisors certain inforluation to be last Jauu:u'y. bank before the tronblcs bega~ and did for every man, of his own opinion. at the' li61ne' x~-e£.e siml)le and ilnI)res- tIoop Co., subsidiary comp'ulies of the 8. The sole control by the peo,ple, used in determining the ,tctual value 8f rx not withdraw these until October and In a country where everybody,wishes sire, the nlareh to the burial place Witl~ ~he Lake Shore & Ishpenflng R,dl- great United States Steel Corporation, through their ~evernmeut, of their the civic and military organizations, the counties.for the beneiit of the state that consequently it is quite improb -~ to be somebody; nobody is anybody. roa(t C(Omlmny has 1)ai(l taxes anlount- to sign the workers' new scale at Sat- medium of exchang'e. able any jewels were Ieft to be looted. nuntbering~thousands, was grand and 1)curd of e(lualiz'ttiou, which meets in in~ to $(;.5~)0.57. to the state treasurer. Laws should be simple'and short; nr(lay's conference in Pittsburg, cir. 9, I:Iome rule for elites, and local Moreover, tlle palace was thoroughly imposing. The streets for miles were August. A necessary p'u't of this ilt- The Copl)er I{ange I{aihvay ComI)any culars were sent out from the nation'd ogtI0n in t'lxation. one walks impeded in too long a robe. fornlation is the vahles of property lu gone through by :loeal looters before lined I u:iti~ l)eol)le to witness the, last has 1)aid $2,114.61, head(ltmrte/'s of the Anlalg,tntated A~ 10. Post"ll savings I)alllr.s," state ill- In the midst of puolic perturba~ons, '1896 when the last board of equaliza- the allied forces arrived. It would be, sad S~l)eiet't(:le 'termfnati1~g the useful The Oddfellows of Bellevue held a sociation of Iron. Steel & Tin ~Vorkers suranee and workn~en's comlmnsation work. of a. rennlrl{able citizen. The sun tion nlet lis well as in the l)resent year, legally impossible to hold any portion, the most sensit: re barometer is money. great celebration S:lturday. Fifty ean- Sul~(hty an(l .~hmday declaring a strike fqr industrial "leeidents. was setting as the cortege reached the In some cases the liehl ntbn llave failed of the relieving force responsible for The lost rig s we find hardest to didates took degrees. Lodges were ,'it :ill the 1)l'tnts of the two combines. 11. O1)I)osition to nHlitarism and toml)~ where the Scottish Rite Masons to take the valuations required and anything but the rice and coal. regain are tho~ we used least when present from B;tttle Creek, Cllarlotte, The ~'reat stt:ikc is now on, but it wtll conquest, and advocacy of interna- were assembled to 1)erform the htst their work is therefore worthless to the 5Iarquis Tseng says that the empress: we had them. Olivet and M:u'shall. tio,nal arlbitration. rites. st:/te. l)c several days before Its ,mtual'extent downger, fearing a h'ap to capture her, ix kn'own. At the outset, over 1.2. We (lemand for others the same Parties group themselves as much by A l)rayer iuore solemn, :t ritual more Sheriff I[ammon(l r(~ports that the however, declines to return to Pekin and has no- 3,.5,000 men will 1)e involved. It will'be rights and liberties we ask for our- their common dislikes as by their mu- grand has seldom been offered over the 'lPhe ConinlINsh)nel., EXDIll|n.q, ,Mason county jail received 5(}0 prison- tilled the grand Council tlmt the future after the 1st of August, I)erhaps, when 8elves. tua~ affinities. grave of the worhl's gr(,at. The peol)le State Tax ConlnllSJlOn(~r~ " S" Freeulan, ors dllrin V the lmSt year, of which only cal)ital will be Kai-Feng-Fu in the. ],2 'were /VOulen. The (:()st of nlaintaiu- the coml)ine lnakcs It serious attelUp~ Politics is often amean~ of revenue whose warrior was eohl in death as- in an interview with the l)etroit Free A Great Siegel, province of He-Nan, I'ress. denied. SOllle of {lie runlors in~ the jail was $;{,.'{20. to start up in full, that the re'tl battle without capital, a professsion without semblcd in dignilicd r;~nks, nn(1. sta/ed Six ba,~s (it' gold, each containing $5¢ which had been in cil'euhttion rc~ard- will be~in if no settlc~nent- lms l)een apprenticeship, on the hillsides overlookin~ the wind- John D. Gowell, of Itesperia, put his 000 nl $20 n'ohl l)ieces, have disappear= PhillDDine Ci~ql Governnlent. in~. the eommissi(~n and the work of 7-year-ohl sou on to a new hay rake reache(1 at that time. 'Yhe company The socialists of yesterday proclaim- in,~ valley, 1(},000 1)eol)h' b:lred their e(1 from the San l~'rancisco mint and With the administration of tim oath heads and w;tvcs ol! elnotion along its liehl ngenls, Mr. Freenmn ad- to haul him hem(,. The horses r;ut ca nno~ well dcl:~y operating long'er (~d the right to work, those of "to-day ran no trnee of the thief has been diseov- of office to Win. H. Taft as civil gov- mitted that hc had had re:lson to in- away, throwin~ the c hihl ag'ainst a than that on account of the presen; the multitude as the n lagnilh:eut ecre- ere(l, although Sul)t. Leach. and his ernor of the Philipl)ines by Chief Jus- the right to rest. vcstig'ale the charges of some (if the 1lost and ne~rl3, killina" ]tim. Iloods of or~iers. Ill fact, ill,.} nrgent or- nlony ~V:/S p(~vforme(l iu nature's great ft)ree, assisted l)y Director of the Mint tice Arellano, civil govermnent was in- IVe can judg 9 of the progress of eathcdr:fl. ' l)oar(['s :lgelltS llOM/ llSCel'ta|uillg land ders now v:llucs in difh:rcnt parts of the. state. wait through July. Thus the associa- at (,,~., wh~(h ~,~ insoh'cnt, has been sold, 1)een lit work Oll the nlystery since mony was held on a temp~:.rary tribune. depth bf the divisions they create. est of valleys, cud a stained and soft- but said th:lt he couh| not lind that nnder an orde)" of the court, to IAteh- tion ]I:IS ahlmst :~, lll0111]l tO In'elmre for on the Plaza Plaeio. the c01~lhl a strt~ggle. It is the l)oast o1~ June 29. Not to lose sight of the ideal ainl ened light was thrown n]mn the farth- ;mythinrz was wrong witi~ the exltense liehl I)artie~< ~{,ho will remodel it, and A feature of the imlu.a'ural address the Amala'amated 'tsseciatiou elite[dis The dnnual eoum: of the coin, I in the midst of the tortuosities of the est l)anks weaving Itself among the :/CCOUlltS. and they were all sworn to. nmke a first-class crealllery of it. of Gov. Taft was the announeemen~ that by that time (hey will control amounting to $25,000,000, beg,m Fri- real world, this alone is high politics. ~iant trees. 'l;he people were assem- I:Ie says thcre iv a disposition to cliqrge Harry Smith. of S,u~"inaw, whose that on Sepfem~ber 1, 1901, the eOnlmis- bled in great semi-circles o11 the hills, state emlth)yes the liulit wheu they are S(i per cent o17 the ('apacity of the com- (h~y. Saturday six 1)aa's were found to 1 High place is a pedestal, he who oc- bride ot a week kilhM herself :tl; Chi- be lnissing, f~:om the' ('ashier's vault. [ sion would be increased by the ap- while beneath was the stately pomp of out in the st;He, 1111(l ]10 believes tlrtt l)ine(i plants, cupies it must be like a statue--loom CllgO b0C:lllSe it Was alle a'ed he W:llltCd As the cashier's books tallied with l pointment of tln'ee native metal)ors, ndlitary 'tnd the funeral pace of while the expense accounts are high, her to lead ;t life of S]l:tlne. has 1)cell Gra(lu:llly the,1)lans of President 'I?. Dr. Wardo l)etavera, Denito Legarda larger than nature, so as not to ap- J. Shatter of the Arnalg'amated asso- timse of the otimr delmrtnmnts the of-" / Inourners' feet. As the body was de- they are correct sent i0 the workhouse for 85 days. and Jose Luzuriag.i, The closing event :pear small. ciation are being Ull(2ovcrcd, Since the licials were forced to the conclusion ~ posited npon its black bier and the uni- "This work must: 1)e iinished by Au- The Epworth l~ea.~ue of the fourth of the celebrations of the Fourth of The arguments of our party paper forme([ Masons aud civilian mourners trouble in the W. t)eweer V~rood mills that s0nlebodv acquainted with the in- gust ucxt alld o[~vious]y requires the district eolnt)rising the comities of ,Tuly was a. reception in honor of Gen. had drawn np on either shle. the clear it,. McI(eeslmrt n few months ngo, the side aft'uirs of the min~ had taken the are like the compliments of our hiring' of "it least the twenty-live men. KenL Montcalm. Allegan and Ottawa, MacArthur at the residence of the civil: friends. We don't 'believe them, but and solemn tones of the Masonie rites AUl:ll.R'~lltlaie(1 IIssoc]h[ioll has l)ccn ac- money. Director of the Mint Roberts The duty must be done and the ex- will hohl a mammoth Ilienic at Ottawa S:lyS: governor. 3[esdames Taft and Chaffee. they give us pleasure. were carried l)eyond to the listeners, l)ense met for tlle legishtture lids coln- tively en.~aa'e(1-in breaking Ul) the 1)res- Beaeh and Macat:twa park on Aug. 1, here al)pcars to 1)e no escape from assisted in receiving the guests. Monarchy and republic are words, every word (h'unl~ in 'as balm to the manded it, and there is no alternative." ent .'~rran;eutent of the contbine in op- wouuded hearts. About ten men eml)loyed by the Sag- erating 1)art of their 1)lants with llOll- the conclusion that S()lne 01112 or more forms. There .is nothing real but 01ig- in'tw City Gas Co. are on strike for Albert L. Johnson, of Oleveland. O., Then the deep-toned voices of tlle fu- /tllleh lgan llnnks. nnion nleu' and the others with mliou persons employed in the mint has been archy, the exploitation of all by a few s]lorter hours. They have been work- brother of Mayor Thomas L. Johnson, neral choir swept over the evening Conlptrolhn. Dawes has llublishetl, a men. 3h.. Slmffer says that if this is faithless to their trust." ~in the name of one or ten thousand. ing ten hours per day for $1.50. The died Tuesday night ut Fort Hamilton, scene, risin~ fuller~,tnd nlore full nntil list of national banks organized since not checked the life of the Amalgama- }t Brooklyn suburb. Our democratic governments tend to the ltea'vens seemed to have johled in COml mny will try 'rod fill their places. tea associntion is threatened for the Army Expenses. March 14, 1900. arranged by states, Train No. 3 on the Great Northern. unite the omnipotence ,and the irre- the lnagnifieent chant, The re'tin river log drive on the 5ie- eontbinc will alwajs work their union those for Michigan are: First Na- The (lU:u'terumster's division of the Raihwty was held up by three masked onsibility of the monarchies of old; An effect more hnpressive is not nominee has started, and as the water mills last ai~(1 the iinion men will be office of the auditor of the war dep:trt- tional of Manisthlue, capital $25,000; men at W'lgner Station. Mont., and the: ~ vine right has been displaced only ~asily conceived, and a tide of, the deep- is higll this year, it Is expected that First National of Dur'tnd, cal)ital $25,- sufferers l)y this discrinlination. ment dosed Its record of work done express safe robbed of $83,000. to descend. . est emotion moved over the antphi- 00{)i First Natlonal of Yale, capital the drive will be fast: All of the trib- Thus iN arrayed against the untGn during the fiscal year, which ended last ntary stream drives have beeh con> I olove justice when it ~ strengthens theater. In an Intense silence, broken $35,000; Cenunercial National of St. organization the two branches of the Saturday with 't showing,greater in oltly 'by the sobbing of the bereaved, pleted. BASE BALL. "~ay weakness; I love it less when it Josei.)h, caI)ital $50,000; First National United States Steel Corporation. The volume by ahnost 50 per ccu~ than that the casket was borne bellind the chill of Pet0skcy, Cql)itql $80,000; Miners' The duly term of the circuit court scale for the Ameriean Tin Plate Co., of any previous year in the history of limits my strength .... From the French walls of the sepulchre, and the grim Below we publish the standing ot of Gustave Vaperau. National of lshI)enttng, cal)it;ql $100,- ol)ened in Charhltte Monday. Only one aiso a part of the greater corporation, the treasury. This division examines, the American and National league clubs. brazen doors closed upon the dead. criminal case is ready for trial aud the tins been signed. It is sa|d, however, 000; Fh'st National of Morenci, capital re-eomlmtes and tabulates all the ac- up to and including the games played defendant luas announced he will plead that in case the struggle eontinues $25,000; National Bank of Ionia, cap- counts and expenditures of all quarter- on Sunday, July 7: The Grand lRrtplds I~rlbery. guilty. There are font divorce eases (m Amalgamated ollieials have the power masters, commissary and engineer of- RAM'S HORNS' BLASTS, ital $50,000. Tot.tl capital of the eight, AME[UCAN LEAGUE. Ttm trial of Gerrit H. Albers, indict- the list. to call out these tinphtte workers as a liters of the arnly. $380,000. Won, Lost. Per or. Dirt will only stick to dirt. ed by the grand jury for alleged ln'ib- Gen. Alger, at Oarlsbad, says the me,Ins of defense against the parent The grand total of expenditures tlius Boston ...... 37 20 ,6t9' It takes brass to get brass. cry of Grand Rapids officials in connec- l~alloonlst l~Iet Instant Death. beef controversy had nothing to do corporation, which they hold rcsponsi- audited is $120,061,378, or over 23~ Chicago...... 40 2,t .625 tion wifh the water deal, was l)ooked to Ill(,. for all (lisagreenmnts. Detroit ...... 34 29 .540 No telescope ever created a star. Frank Tezelow, a Grand Rapids bal- with his retiremen~ front the cabinet. per eent of the entire eost of the gov- start Monday but the sul)erior court The strike now thre:ttened in the bar ernmeut. It is divided as follows: Baltimore ...... ;., 29 25 .537 The divine can never be inhuman. loonist, met instant death at ~{uske- He added: "My book, to be.published Washington ...... 26 26 ,500, dismissed the jury for a month and iu September, will show the whole Incr. nlills, folh)wing so closely upon that Quartermaster's disbursements, $73,- Terminology has often terminated gon on the evening of the Fourth. The Philadelphia ...... 2.i 34 ,414 thus postponedthe trial. In the eh'cuit ter nil.!' of the sheet Inills, has therefore a most 000,000; eomnlissaries, $29,000,000; en- ~lc~reland 21 37 ,393 truth. ' ' young man was to be shot out of a can- ...... ;... eollrt argumeuts to quash indictlnents serious asl)eet'and may spread to enor- gineers, $18,000,00{). The-total num- Milwaukee ...... 22 41 .349 against Salsbury, MaeLeod, McGarry non and make a paraehute dr0p. When Game Warden Morse l'eports that Almost every profane word is a during June his delmrtnlent investiga- mous prol)ortlons, Indeed, in some cir- ber of accounts settled was 16,481, in- nnd Taylor were postponed to July 12 the balloon had reached a height of NATIONAL LEAGUE, prayer. ted 168 conlphlints. There were 94 cles, it is predicted tlmt the gigantie volving the examlnatlon in detail of 2,- by agreement between the prosecutor Won, Los~. Per ct. Policy is prudence prevailing over 1,000 feet the rope fastenings of arrests and 80 convictions, with 1 struggle tllat has been talked of since a40,000 vouchers. Pittsburg ...... 37 25 ,597 and attorneys for the defense. Al- principle. the cannon caught fire, letting it fall acquittal and 7 dismissals, 6 cases be- tim or,~anization of the United States St. Louis ...... 35 29 .547 though Albers isthe only one who has to the earth. The cannon with its ing still pending, Steel Corl)oration Was formed isi on the DishonorabIe Business. New York ...... 30 25 .545 You cannnot trust the man who can- not resorted to technicalities to delay Philadelphia ...... 33 29 .532 human burden was but a moment in eve of breaking ont, and that it is com- At tim special uleeting of the su- not trust God. the trim and therefore will be tlle first There are two (lru~ stores located in Brooklyn ...... 33 30 .52I making the descent, plunging into Hesperia, and the president of the vil- ing lUUeh sooner than many believed preme lodge, Knights of Pythtas, In NO man lives for Christ till he has, to be ready to face a jury, it is believed Boston ...... 29 28 ,509 Muskegon lake before the gaze of was IIrobqble. " some of the others will be tried lirst. lage has nlade complaint and ~he Chicago, it is understood a report will Cincinnati ...... 27 3t .443 died with Him. The situation the greater corporation Chicago ...... 21 45 .318 It is said that the prosecutor's bflice thousands of spectators. The cannon druggists have been held for trial on a be mqde exposing persons alleged to The sunlight of yesterday is preserv- is 1)laced in practically frees the inde- hfls (:01110 hlto possession of some~ im- struck a sawlog and was badly bat- charge of sellin,~ liquors without filing have been impliented in a deal by ed in the flowers of to-day. a druggist's llond. pendent plants from complicity in the THE MARKETS. portant evidence bearing upon the in- tcred, arid the remaius of the balloon- @hieh a former Illinois Insurance com- Every bumble bee thinks he knows residence of Bert Wheaten. at 1 attle. [he light is not for wages, but dictment eases since the grand jury ist were fearfully mangled. Th6 missioner received from :t manager of Detroit: About average supply of cat- how to build the eagle's nest, took :t recess, lint the nature of the Kingsley, was destroyed by lire Mon- f()r organiz,ttion. Either the Amalga- tim Knights of Pythias endowment tle. Light receipts of hogs and sheep. We need not mind what the world new evidence will not lie divulged by Three Kll~ed by Lightning, day alld all infall~ 1 yeqr ohl crenlated. mated association n!~!st bow to the will rank $3,500 for a "clearance'card" and Prices range, best steers. $5.35; light to good, $.t@.!.75; fat Cows, $3.10@4. Sheep-- thinks so long as we think right, those who are undbrstood to have it W. K. SulIivan, aged 19, of Detroit, The ntother ,'rod father and other chil- of lhe greater e0mbine or else the a letter of recommendation for the dren were absent. The child was left greater cmnl)ine will have to give up rank. Very ngnt supply, Prices: Best $285 to The greater a man's assurance with under their hats. was instantly killed at Bets Blanc isl- $3.75; common, $2 to $2.75, Hog's--Prices lying on a coach, which was hi 't lower Its non-union mills. The story is that the $3,500 bought range from $6 to $6.05 per cwt. Light God the less he will have with men. and by lightnlng on the afternoon of sales. Mndden~s Rill tnl~', rooln, that burned before help arrived, a report showing that an investiga- God does not count the cash put i~ the Fourth, and five other persons were r~u N NilIL'S Re,veil g,~e. C,hlcago. Cattle--Noml nelly steady ; E, C. Madden, formerly of Detroit, Although the r'tilroads of the st'tte tion had 1)een made and that the en- 'good to prime steers, [email protected]. poor to so much as that kept out of the collec- seriously injured. There wcrc about and now third assistant postmaster- have until August 1 for tiie 1)aynmnt of When Secretqry Gage's action in im- downlen} rank's affairs had been found medium. [email protected]; stocker~" an~t feeders tion. 4,500 people on the ishmd at ~he time their sl)eeilic taxes, quite a number posing countervailing duties on Rus- satisfactory. Later the Illinois and weak, [email protected]; cows, $2.50@4.~; heifers. general, was raked over the coals by o~ the accident. Two farmers named $2.50@5 00. Hogs--Mixed and butchers, $5.70 The word of the salnt ~ought to be delegates "it the National Social and have ah'eady Imid. The following rail- si'm sugar exported, to the United Commeiicut insurance authorities l)e- @6.07½; good to choice heavy, $5.85(~6.12½; Era Rich and Chet Cronk, living near better security than the bond of the Political Conference in Detroit for his roads paid their taxes Monday: Chi- States was followed by so dispropor- ~an an investigation of the rank. Tiffs B~lkrough heavy,of sales, [email protected]; 5.58@6 light, Sheep--Good $5.70@600. sinner. restrictions of the privileges of the Verlnontville, were killed in the same cago & Northwestern, $S0.000; Mineral tionate reprisal as the imposition of 30 is not yet finished, to choice wethers. $3.,[email protected]; fair The teason we misunderstand people second-class mail matter. Not more manner and about the same time. Range, $11,92-t; Ihmcock & Calunlet, per cent increased duties.on the mos~ to choice mixed, $3.00~t3.65: western than fifty delegates were present, lntt $8,$8-1; Manistee & Northeastern, $S,- important Anlerican intportations Philippine Trade. ~heel), [email protected]; yearii~gs, [email protected]:,n~- is that we look at their negativ~ before 91S; Manistique & NorNlwestern, $2,- ve lamps, [email protected] western lambs $3 25 the print is made. those lifty were thhtkin~ all sorts of MINOR MICHIGAN MATTERS, there, the inlporters of American tools A nmrked increase in the trade of @5.00. ' ' " 934. and m'tchinery seemed stunued. They There has been but one hand that things a.bout him and his order, and the Philippine islands during the cal- Buffalo: A bunch of good 1,363-pound The Sisters of St. Joseph will build a Clarence Phxton, formerly of De- were disposed to support Russi:t on the endar year of 1900 over tile commerce steers sold at $5£0. with some light stock could save the world because there is as many as could made their thoughts betters at $3.25@3,50, and good fat bulls at public. fine hosllital in West Hancock, troit, was arrested in Colonta, chargeA legal aspects, lint some of them re-ex- of the previous year, is set ou~ in a but one heart that could embrace it. [email protected]. Hogs--Good to choice, $6.15@ Mr, Madden recently issued an or- A fairly good crop of hay is reported with mal{ing threats against the live.~ antined the nlatter and conchuled that statement made by the division ol~ in- 6.20; fair, light to fairly good weight, $6.16 der that any paper offeriug lwemiums from various sections of the st'tte. of several people at Paw Paw htke and the l{ussian sugar regulations amount sular affairs of the war department. @6.20; mixed packers' grades, [email protected]; for carrying weapons with which to n.~0dlum .heavy llogs, 210 to 230 lbs., $6.15@ STAGE WHISPERS. Go increase its circulation shall be de- The equalized wlluation of Genesee to practical conlpulsion to nlanufacture The value of i'mported merchandise, . u; cnmce heavy, 250 lbs. up, [email protected]. barred from seeond-ehtss privileges, .is county hqs been fixed at $24,9S6,391. carry out his deehtred intentions. for exl)ort The aetual effects of the gold and silver, for 1900, is set down Shcep--Offerlng~ light; wethers, $3,[email protected]; shall any paper which shall print as Mental we'tkness, aggravated by alco- discriminating duties h'tve not been ms :it $27,7(;5,100, This. according to the choice to extra mixed, [email protected]; fair to Mary Hampton has been engaged for An attenlpt is being made to form a hol and jealousy of the landlady at a good, do, $3,[email protected]; culls and common, many copies for free distrilmtion :is disastrous as exl)ected, The decrease war (lelmrtn~ent's statement, was the the leading role in "Human Spiders." conll)ine of all the cheese factories iu lake' resort, are responsible for the [email protected]; yearlings, fair to best, $3,[email protected]; for regular subscril)ers. This, it was in Asiatic imports is ehiefly due to the greatest iml)ortatlon for any single heavy export sheep, [email protected]. Sardou's "Theodore" is'belng played 31iehigan. young man's downfall. deelared yesterday, is in direct '~cc~rd. allolition of the open port at Vladivos- 5"ear in the history of the archipelago. Cincinnati: Heavy steers, choice to in popular :price theaters under the Otto Bennett. aged 11 yea~'s, Kala- to(,k. extra, [email protected]; nominal fair to good, ance with the wishes of the great ex- Afteff Inaking & careful canvass of In 1S99 the imports amounted to $20,- $4.60~5.35; oxen, [email protected]; butchers, choice title of "Theodore's Race for Life," mazoo, was drowned in the river Mon- the northwest territory aud preparing press companies. day while bathing, 440,07:t in value, thus showing an in- to extra, $4,75(//5,25; fair to good, $4.25@ Among next season's stars will be conserwttive estimates Ul}Olt the con- Shnfter ReUrcs. crease of nearly 30 per cent in favor 4.65; heifers, good to Choice, $4.25@4,75; Saulnel Merza was run down by common to fair. $2.50@4; cows. choice to Amelia Summervil]e, who will appear IIorril}ly ,3In n{~ Ied. ditions found throughout the graiu On Sun(lay two iml)ortant events oc- of 1900. ~ xtra, [email protected]; common to fair, $2.25@ in a play called "What Shall We Do ]oa(ie(] (}1'(} cars iu the Quinncsee ntille belt, tile trallic officials of the St. Paul, curred at the government army post in .~v. J:~ogs--imc~ers and butchers, $6.10@ Gcor~e Marlborough, a bla~l~smith and ins(antly killed. 6.15; mixed packers. [email protected]; stags and With Her?" living ill Greenfiehl township, was ruu the Northwestern, the Northern Pa- San Franeiseo. the retirement of Maj.- FOREIGN NOTES. Celery growers state that for quality cilic, the Great Northern and the Bur- heavy fat sows, [email protected]; ltght shippers, Manager Ben Stern says "this is the over Sunday night by ear No. 20 of the Gen. VV. R. Shatter and the mustering ~;[email protected]; pigs, 110 ibs and less, $5.25ff~5,90. and quitntitv this 'season, the crop ex- lington systems, are agreed that the most successful and profitable season Northw0steru road, iu front of hls out of four vohmteer regiments. Ge~. Disastrous hurricanes on the coast of ~neep--Gxtra, [email protected]; good to choice, ceeds all previous ones. wheat crop of this region for 1901 wiiJ Shatter went on the 1:}.~tired list at New South -Wales have paralyz'ed ship- [email protected]; common to fair, [email protected]. Lambs-- , that Blanche "~Va]sh has had since she heine. Hls body was carried about Extra, $5.75; good to choice, [email protected]; com- Two inmates of the hldustrial Home. break all previous records. noon, when he formally transferred the became a star. four rods before the c'tr could be ping. Two vessels have been wrecked mon to fair, $3~4.75; culls. $2,75. brought to a stop and was frightfully O1;m Gogalna and Mal/el Carleton, both The earnings of Miehi~:m railroads conluland of the department of Cali- and ten persons drowned. New York: Steers, $L85@5,85; stoekers, Sarah Bernhardt is the silent part~ of I)ctroit. llave escaped. during the month of May were $3,557,- fornia to Maj.-Gen. S. B. M. Young. $4,20; bulls. [email protected]; cows. [email protected]; ca- ~er of her ~niece and another young mangled. Motorman Rich says that the The budget ])resented by tlie New- bles steady. Sheep, $2.50~i3.50; lambs, $5@ first he saw of Marlborough, he was Philip IIemling~ living north of Clay- 130.35. as COml)ared with $3,303,525,35 hi the afternoon the Forty-fourth, For- foundland minister of tinanee shows a 6; culls, $3.50, Hogs--Market easier; quo- woman in a projected millinery shop lYlng face upward across the track in ton. was struck on the head by a hay for the corresl)onding month last year, ty-ninth, Forty-eighth and Thirty- urph~s for the. fiscal year ending June, tations, $6.20~6,40. for London, and she looks upon the fork and severely hljured. the increase for the month beiug $253,- eighth vohmteer Reginlents were nms- ~ Ptttsburg: Cattle, heavy and prime, the moonlight tie put on the air brake 899. of $78.0d0 and for the year end: $5.65~.75; good, $5,35@5.~; common to project as:a sort of relaxation. at once, but could not stop In tilne. All The eomluon couneil has ordered 528.3S. For the five months endin~ tered out. The mustering out of the in~ June, 1900. of $25S,000. fair, [email protected]; common to good cows. $25@ May 3i the total earnings were $1(I,- four regiments required the serviees of 50. Hogs--Heavies. [email protected]; roughs, Fred E. Wright, so long identified those who were with Marlborough dur- gates at all the street crossings of the A South African war medal has been 059,22S.33, an increase 'of $(;(;4.370.92 eight paymasters, More than mill!or- [email protected]. Sheep, $3.40@'3.65 for good, $2.75 with the management of the late ing the evening state that, while he Mi(.higan Ceutr;h in Albion. a awarded A. 5It Blenn. an American @3.75 for mixed, and [email protected] for com- Charles Hoyt's comedy successes, has for the period, as eompare(t with the dollars w'ts paid out. mon. h'ld taken a glass or two of beer, he eel, ,lanles Crozier, of Meuominee, correspond:ing period of 1900, citizen, in recognition of services ren- signed a contract with Arthur Sidman, was not intoxicated, tie had no reason formerly cenlmandant at the Soldiers' dere(l Porto I{ico Free Trnde. by him as (h'iver of the engine GRAIN~ ETC, controlling that very clever artist's to wish to COmlnit suicide. Marlbor- houle, is seriously ill at Alma. George Davenl)ort ex-alderman and connected with the water supply of hi a joint session htsting three hours, The Detroit quotations for No. 1 w.hlte services for three years, and next sea- ough was 35 years of age, and made ex-st,tte senator, was killed by ltghtT, LadysInlfl~ (luring the siege of ¢tmt wheat are 69½c, with gS½c for No. 2 reC~, Bert Deer. Charged with criminal as- nIng ou his fern1, a mile and' a halt the Porto Rican assembly unanimous- son will make an elaborate production his heine with his father. town. corn, 45~Ac for mixed and 46c for yellow; sault upon a youn~ girl in Rollin, has north of Saginaw, Tuesday morning. ly passed a free trade resolution. The oats, No. 2 white, 32c~ No, 3, 3DAc. l)een llound over and is in jail. According to Vatican circles one of of Mr. Sidman's new play, entitled, He arose during the storm to close the assembly hqll was crowded with peo- The Chicago market is firmer for The hay er0p In Huron county will the principal subjects of the recent con: wheat, No. 2, 65c; corn, No. 2, 44.Y.,c; oats, "York State Folks." It is expected that electric cars will 1)arn doors, alld was foull(l dea(l lu the ple and cheers greeted the announce- be small on aceount of the drouth. ferences between Cardinal Gibbons, No. 2. 27½d. be runnin~ over the new line between morning near the buihlin~, He was ment that Gov. Allen had sigmed the New York market gives 72V~c to 74~Ac, The Weary Willles are looking for a Arehl)islmp Ch'lppelle and Cardinal Holland and Zeeland in a few days. very prominent here, was 59 years old resolution. The action of the assem- as the quotations for July and December; HERE AND THEI~E, ~ cool resort, and apparently have pitch R'impolla was how to devise means for corn, 48V~c for July; October, 50~Ac. Frank M. Deane, editor of the Hart- an(] lind lived ill Saginaw :ill his life. bly is considered to be the most iln- ed upon Iron Mountain ms the ideal counteracting the Spanish sympathies Plttsburg prices for wheat range from ford ~Alliance. was drowned qhlesday He leaves a widow and .two daugh- I)ortant taken by it since the inaugura- 71½c to 70½c; corn, 47½c for mixed; corn, Of the 1,500 in Tennessee spot. The city is overrun with tllem. of the priests in Cuba and the Philip- convicts night at Beaehwood. Paw Paw lake. ters. tion of Gov. Allen. 47~Ac; oats, 3,t@35c. ~wenty-two claim to be college grad- The Shelby IIerahl says tlt'lt the sur- pines, Buffalo prices stand at ~ 70½e for whe,~t, There is great mystery surro.unding 46½c for corn; oats, 33c. uates. rounding country is ah'eady five years Walter I'rice and ,] ohu Cumberworth. of Maple R'tpids. were killed l)y light- the findihg of the deCOml)osed remains Now a conlbination of the lead inter- I,ord Chas. Beresford, of tim English For mountain-climbing camels are allead of the town ill growth and de- of au Unknown nlan in an o,hscure ests with $20.000.000 capital is being navy, although entitled to retain the Carnegie's Gift. velopment and the farluhlg conllnlln- ning while in ,~ barn sheltered from the very inefficient and seldom used in storm, locality at Ludwig's Pier, live miles or~,ce anizcd. Mediterranean comnland for two years Andrew Carnegie writes from Scot- ity has shown nlore enterprise, l)ul)lic Abyssinia and other mountainous south' of South Haven. Sund:ry after- General Freight Agent Crosby, of more, is anxious to be relieved of it land that he will contribute toward the spirit and, in sonic, WhyS. nlore busi- Hour5 r A. Everitt, who owns heavily noon. A bottle labeled 1)oison was countries. the Burlington road, says the whea~ next February, it iv said, because hc erection of a new public library build- ness ability than the town. And yet in the Detroit street railways, eontrib- found near the body, which must have desires ,,t free hand in order to eriticise harvest ended 'with a yield of 75,000,- ihg in Detroit a sum of $750,000. This In the,royal household of England Shelby wants to be made the county utes $500 to the Pin~l'ee memorial lain iu the same place six lnonths, al- 000 bushels. the govermnent's naval and military a candle once extinguished may never seat. f u ~l d. administration. gift is to be in accordance with terms thongh only a few rods from the resi- Mrs. Eliza Bennett, of New York, entered into between Mr. Carnegie and again be relighted within the precincts The state's cash balance at the begin. Adelbert P, racc. of ~Villianlston. had dences of farnlers. The l)ody was was taken vi(flently insane On ;t train, There is nmch talk anlong the ultra. representatives of the Detrok library of the palace, ning of the fiseal year, July 1. was $2,- Ills leg t)roke.n by his horses running found by boys.l)ickin~ tlowers. and at Pueblo. Co1., was taken in Protestams in England about the use commission through extensive corre- A girl's band in Laurel, Kan., broke $27.523.St: as a~ainstce $2,501,557.53} cue away with him on a two-wheeled culti- The question qs to the proper time charge b3 the police. of incense in the coronation servie( spoudence that has been cal:ried on for up on the eve of a puMic performance year ago, T'he disburselilenis for the vtltor. to 1)ring a hen turkey and her 1)r¢~;~t in Ol~e thousand 1)crsons were preclpi- next ye:lr, says the T'ribmle's London sonle time. ye'u' from all funds were $5,700,007.05 t[()'ward Grillith, of St. :iose:ph, a for t,he ldg'ht callsed a 1)i~ row l~ the because the members could not agree and the reecipts ' "[he bal'- tared to the ground by the giving why corrcsi)ondent. It is ~ssumed by th~ $5,825,,)7:1.'~L) pain(of, drank alnlUOliia from n bottle, home of A. H. Libby, of L;Insin~, and of an amphitheater at Monticello, Wis., clergy, both high and low, that the tit. George ~V. Partridge, an old and re- on a program, ance in the ~eneral fund of th,,. state is mistaldng it for beer. He may re- also caused the head of the family to during a wind storm. Six persons were u:/i of coronation at Westminster Ab. ~;-.0,) ~, 704.90. o~Vel'. le'tve. No trace of hinl c,~n be fmmd. sIlflcted citizen of Detroit for over a inj 11 rail. bey will be aceomp,udcd by a cloud el incense, quhtler of a century, was found dead ]il:) his bed Monday morning.

} FACED DEATH MANY TINIEr.

L~tl Who II~s I~eca la ~'eril ~'re¢l~cntly A l~ut Still Llve:~. Edward Dempsey, son of a once not- ,',~;:,%.. C ' ed oarsman, has been near death's door Edt~ "'Lana¢ic Herald,'" thirteen times, but the portals arc still The only "paper of its kind in the ACGo closed to him. He is thirteen years old world is the Lunatic Herald, which is and has walked hand in hand with published at Jacksonville, Ill. It is _ de/th for every year of his life and owned, edited and controlled by Gen- TJ[IE JENNINGS' CASE, baseman in the country on wide never flinched. Saturday morning he eral A. B. Looper, who freely admits The fact that no word has been i'e- t throws. He does not rank high as a met with his thirteenth accident, but that he Is a legal lunatic, but declares that he has passed the hoodoo number ceived from Jennings has exercised lo- batsman, but is considered a good that for that rea- in safety is affirmed by the physician3 cal cranks, and not without reason. pinch hitter. at the Jefferson hotel. The boy was son he will be able [~N ,~ That there may be no misunderstand- to do better work , ~ riding his bicycle down Chestnut street ing regarding the relations existing C. W. ]LATIDIIglL for the large class when he ran into a trolley car at between Manager Mack and Jennlngs, a W, Latimer, catcher for the Fort of people to which *,,, C: Eighth street, striking his head recapitulation of the negotiations is Wayne club, was born Nov. 30, 1875, at he belongs. In the ~'/,~)/~.i against the iron part of the fender on necessary. After the disastrous open- Lunatic Herald ~~~~~,'a Williamsburg, O,, but learned to play the rear of the car. Leading his wheel ing of the Athletics, President Ban at Cincinnati. : His first professional General L e e per % he walked to the hospital, not know- Johnson and the writer made a flying will deal with the engagement was with the Austin club ing until he arrived there that he had abuses which pre- trip to Ithaca and met Jennings by ap- of the Texas league in 1898, but that received a fracture of the skull as the pointment. The situation was thor- organization disbanded in May and he result of the accident. The doctors vail in some insane oughly gone over, Fir~ally satisfactory then signed with the Dayton club o~ say he will rec0ver. He cheerfully bears asylums. He will terms were reached. Jennings, who the Inter-State league, and that season his confinement and seems concerned call for the repeal of ce rtaln was, and is now, probably, secretary he participated in fifty-three cham- only in the baseball scores. Edward's ~t'ate laws which ~seem un- of the Players' Protective association, pionship games with the latter, rank- father, Patrick Dempsey, who Is now fair to lunatics, whom they chiefly af- objected to signing on the ground that ing high as a batsman, having a per- employed in a hotel on Eleventh street, fect. N,othing will be prlr~ted which is he might be accused of bad faith with centage of .307. below Chestnut, was prominent years inclined to produce irritation or irra- that organization. As he would not be At the close of that campaign the ago as an oarsman and coach. When tional excitement. It will not be the able to play until after the conclusion Louisville club claimed his services, but the family lived at Falls of Schuylkill business of the paper to stir up dis- of his law examinations, he was not the Dayton people filed a protest with content among the inmates of insane some years back the boy was concern-n pressed to sign then, but at the request President Young and the National ed In more accidents than a hospital asylums, but to furnish them with food of the writer he did give permission to Board was again called on to decide ambulance. Once he shot the falls of for serious and healthful thought. announce that an agreement had been the matter. It awarded him to Louis- Wissahickon creek in a frail rowboat General Looper says that the number HENRY FOURNIER WINNER OF THE AUTOMOBILE RACE FROM PARIS TO BERLIN. reached. ville. He was one of the players turned and it was a common occurrence for of legal lunatics in the United States Henri Fournier the winner of the than forty miles an hour at a time cast groundward, hair streaming |n "When the Cornell team played the over to Pittsburg when the latter him to fall overboard while rowing is now so large that there is a great automobile race from Paris to Berlin, when automobiles were the merest the wind, and his motor puffing llke 'Varsity here Manager Mack had an in- club purchased the Louisville outfit. and swim ashore, This remarkable field as well as a great demand for" has long been known on the continent novelties. Thus it will be seen that he mad under him. He ts so accustomed terview with Jennings. The latter He was retained by Ptttsburg until lad has been the victim of a gasoline his paper, while if every person who as the king of automobilists. He first was no new hand in the big race which to these hazardous tr, ips that he is per- thought he might do better financially, May, 1900, when he was released to the accident, was hitby trolley cars ga ~a is more or less crazy would subscribe used ~a petroleum tricycle for his road has Just been won at Berlin. Fournier fectly cool while traveling over a and Mack, in order not to let anything Syracuse club of the Eastern league; lore, chased by the angry subjects of for it, he declares, it would have eas- work. With a machine of l~ horse- is a veritable spectacle on hls ma- country road at-express train speed. A stand in his way of his securing hi.a and continued with its team until June his practical jokes and in may other ily the largest circulation tn the world, power 'he made an average of more chine. He files along with bulging eyes second race may be run. man, raised the ante. Jennings ap- 27, inclusive, when, after taking part in ways made the hera ~f incidents of peared to be more than pleased and twenty-seven championship garr]es, he which he was too modest to keep ac- Head of ,.~aeden'~r j~a~JZ. discussed with Mack the team's was released. He was next signed by count. But the boy survived his thir- Sir Adolf Arnold Louis Philander, ~incoln and John ~Bro~on. chances, how it could be strengthened the New Castle club of the Inter-State teenth accident, probably the most the new minister of marine for Sweden A Kansas paper says an old citizen ow¢on hilant gropiw¢. lan. and so on. When they separated it was serious of all, and the physicians are and Norway, has had a distinguished certain that he will be ready for an of that state attended a meeting held Edwin Glnn, a prominent real es-leomfort , light, and luxury compared with the understanding that Mack career as a naval officer. He won his other one next year.~Philadelphia at Atchison in 1859 at which Mr. Lin- fate owner of Boston, will try an I with the old style now in vogue, and would hear from him in about two knighthood from King Oscar in 1881) Press. coln made a speech. According to this original experi- weeks. on his return from the famous expedD old citizen, some one in the audience ment in 'tenement In the meanwhile McGraw declared don in the Vega, of which ship he asked, "How about John Brown," who houses next spring. himself in to the effect that Jennings FAILURE OF SILK CULTURE. was commander and which bore the had promised him the first chance at had been hanged a few days before, He proposes to Atten~pts to Introduce It lu Virginia celebrated scientist and explorer, his services. McGraw and Robinson to which Mr. Lincoln replied: "He build several large Wore Unsuccessful. Baron Nordenskjold, on.his voyage of were also seen here, and both admitted was hanged .and he deserved it. 1 fireproof structures In parts of Virginia, especially in the discovery to the northeast passage. that the Athletics were in greater need don't know much about Brown's his- in the \Vest End, Vicinity of Williamsburg, there are Owing to the name of the ship and in tory in Kansas, but John Brown vio- which will replace many mulberry trees~the result of a that they would not interfere.. Jen- lated the laws ,of his country, and the dingy, unsafe, fad introduced in the colony in the Governor Wise d'id right in hanging a n d unhealthful nings then wrote Manager Mack tI~at early days. For a century and a half him;" • habitations which if everything was arranged with Me- I~ ~the people made ineffectual attempts Whether Mr. Lincoln actually said are now used by Grew he (Jennings) would report here to produc their own silk in order to this, it is impossible to decide. The the working about June 12. Subsequently McGraw escape the commercial tyranny of the memories of old men play them sad classes in that part had his~own trouhles, and~in a pique, French merchants. Charles I and tricks sometimes. They sincerely be- of the city. Mr. probably~gave it out that he would Charles II both favored the enterprise, lieve often that they heard at first Ginn made a care- insist upon Jennlngs playing with him. '~a and encouraged it by promising re- hand what they may have heard at ful investigation There the matter rests for the present. wards. By the direction of Cromwell, second hand, or may not have beard of the facts before Jennings wants to play with the the House of Burgesses passed a law at 'all. But whatever Mr. Lincoln may he decided to make Athletics, and the Athletics want him requiring the planting of one mulberry have said or thought of the execution his experiment. He to play with them. tree in every ten acres of ]and in the .of John Brown, he certainly disap- visited the people And Jennings will play here if he colony. There was also a law per- p~pved bf what John Brown di4 at living in the tene- plays in the American League.~Frank mitting only counselors and heads of ~-Iarper's Ferry.~Chicago Tribune. ment distric,ts, Hough in the Philadelphia Inquirer, families to appear in gold lace and for- counseled them as Later: The case has been settled by bidding everybody to dress in silk Organized Labor a~d Tra¢¢~r. to the kind of Jennings signing with the New Yorks clothing unless the silk was grown in Whatever consumers may think ot houses they would of the National League. Virginia. The experiment was fully ,~rusts, the union workingmen appear most desire for the tried, but was unprofitable. In 1655 more and more to look upon these rents they could TIIF ROOTERS' VIEWJ~OI~'IT. 400 pounds of silk were sent to Lon- :great industrial combinations as desir- afford to pay, and Scientific baseball is now in its high- don; in 1668 300 pounds were sent as able rather than otherwise. President then had his archi- est plane of development, but the gen- a present to Charles IL These are the largest shipments known In the rec- Crompers of the American Federation tects arrange plans eral fan--I mean those who attend a ords. Occasionally a few pounds went of Labor takes this view and gives his accordingly. Mr. game once a week or even once in two along with a cargo of tobacco. The reasons for it ~n the Independent. He Ginn says that at the present time a the rents, if anything, will be lower. weeks--often lose the little niceties of C. W. LATIMER. worms dicl not thrive. The industry MINISTER PHILANDER. say~ ~the ]gbor organizatlons have a man with $16 a month to spend for It is estimated that from 7 to 10 per strategic ~play, but they understand a league and finished the season with its languished and was finally abandoned. memory of his services the naval offi- new strength ~ecause the combinations rent could not secure a place fit to live cent interest will be cleared on these batting rally, daring work' on the bases team, participating in forty-one cham- In 1730 it was revived,when a colony of cer was given the title of "Philander ,el capital are subject to a new weak- in. His new houses will be marvels of improved tenements. and the tricks which are falling more pionship games. When Manager Mc~ French Huguenots came over, but the ~f Vega.'! Since that time his promo~ hess. The idea of the industrial com- and more into disuse, both from legis- Grew was maldng up his Baltimore only result was a lot of picturesque tion in the navy has been rapid, and lbinations is to organize all the fac- why the the workingman should re- combinations cannot afford to be mx- lation and from the advancement of team for the American league early old trees with knotted trunks and ~t the same time well-deserved. He is tories in each branch of business into gard these great organizations with just to their employes. Whether hl~ scientific playing, writeS' a Chicago this year Latimer was selected as one gnarled branches. chief aid to the king and one of his one great producing machine, setting favor. The more complete the new in- theory is correct or not, his attitude "rooter" in the Record-Herald. of the catchers, but he was released in rayol patron's most intimate and cher- .apart this mill for one part of the pro- dustrial system becomes the more open is signflcant, fox' he is in a position Batting, too, appears less spectacular May and later signed with the Fort ished friends. The new minister is de- ,duct, that mill for another part, and to attack it will be. and the more in- to know the sentiment among labor than formerly. At the present time Wayne team of the Western associa- Tho~I~Zanufacturo of Writing ]['oils. "The manufacture of pens in the rived from an ancient family of Fin- so on. This closer organization con- clined to give the workingmen justice leaders. Unless s0me'thing occurs to most of our best hitters rarely gai~ tion, where he is at present. United States is confined to only four 4and, noted in history for upward of duces to economy, but it also makes if they are organized to enforce their bring about a markM change, the more than one base, with the excep- DIAI~ION D GLINTS. companies, although one might sup- three centuries. He entered the navy industry more vulnerahle. An 'ac- demands. Mr. Gompers looks upon the trust question WIll Cut a minor figure tion of Delahanty, Lajoie and a few ;.the Bobby Carruthers, the once famous pose there were many more," said a .xs a boy and was early associated with cident or a strike in one mill or in era of trusts as one of "organized num- in labor circles in ,the next Presiden- more of that class. But what a pleas- pitcher of the St. Louis Browns, one of Connecticut man who is engaged in Lhe great Nordenskjold, whom he also the factories devoted to a certain part bers opposed to concerted power," but tial campaign. ure it is even to a hardened fan to get the grandest baseball organizations that line of work, the other day. "That accompanied -in 1868 on the famous of the product will stop all the other because of the weakness noted he says up in his seat and yell when a home this country ever knew, is now an um- does not include the making of gold journey to Spitzbergen. mills and "reduce the trust to a mass he has no fear of any blow the trusts Lady Jane Ellice, the sole surviving player drives the bMl out toward the pire in the Western association: pens, which is a separate industry, can aim at organized labor. According bridesmaid of Queen Vietorih, is 82 clubhouse for three bases or a home of silent and inert machinery, one part Jouett Meeldng, New York's old but pens of steel, brass and German A ~'hfznder 2~a~er, being so dependent upon another." In to his theory the era of trusts is to be . years old. Lady Jane was born the run. Such expressions as "Give it to twirler, is doing some good work in the silver. The steel for these pens is Even on the clearest, calmest day ~his fact Mr. Gompers sees a reason in the main a peaceful one, since the same year as the Queen. him," "Why, they're easy .for us," box for the Louisville team of the brought chiefly from Sheffield, Eng., "That's right, Clarence, show the la- thunder, artificial, it Is true, yet Western association. "St" Seymour, as is the best blade steel. Many ex- dies how to run," or "Ice, ice, ice," are strangel y ., ,.~# i~(fl'hewasstillunder20. He nextwentto another of the Giants' twirlers, is do- periments have been made with steel Orde ed feel W doleful cadence to a slow runner and like natural t~ ~ ~'~ff' ]~ college, studied theology, took a ing well in right field for Baltimore in manufactured over here, but it never do not mean much, but they are part thunder, can church and preached with great suc- the American league and is likewise has sufficiently stood the test. The im- of the game to a fellow full of healthg be manufac- , cess for several years. Oddly enough ported product comes in sheets about animation and make him think he's hitting the ball at a .315 clip. tured by any- -" • - his health was not so robust in the Pitcher Matthewson of the New three or four inches wide and from getting his money's worth, espe~cially if one who will Yorks says that Hamilton is the hard- sixteen to twenty feet long The im- try the fol- ..... 4;. his charge to return to his trade, to he thinks he is a humorist, as most of est batter to pitch against that he ever pression would be that such little ar- lowing stm- which he has since devoted himself. He us in the "rooters' chorus" do. faced. "Hamilton has the best 'bat- ticles so universally used as pens p 1 c, newly was first elected president of the ting eye' I ever saw," says the wonder- would be entirely machine made. Not devised ex- ~,~w~2~p-~ Amalgamated Association at its con- " flUES IN TIIE ~cAJ~:I[LY. ful young twirler. "No pitcher should so. From the moment the sheet steel periment: ~~ ventton in Cincinnati. John H. Ganzel, the first baseman try to 'work him.' He will fool YoU is started on its way into pens till Get a piece of the New York club, comes of a base- every time. The best way is to put 'em the fiuished goods are boxed and label- ordinary ball family, his brother Charles hav- "/ ff~~.~2 ~ When Will ¢/~e world be Fall over for him and take chances." ed it is handled by employes seventeen twine two ~~.~~~#~ Without askin~ counsel of Malthu- ing made a national reputation as a Catcher Chance of the Chicagos different times. The points, even, or three feet in length, and place it S' "~-~' "-~'~ .... sianism, but merelY by applying the thinks Pittsburg will win the pennant, have to be ground twice--ground and around the back of your head, accord- . . nineteenth century average of increase and is of the opinion that New York cross-ground, as we style it in the ing to the manner shown In the oc- I to the future, Mr. J. Holt Schooling has no right to be on top. He will find facto ries." companying picture. Next bring the il announces in the July Cosmopolitan that as long as New York has a r~an two ends forward past thc ears, or, .-, tlmt. "the world will be full" In the who can keep up his work like IVfat- Snakes Sold by the Pound. rather, past the auricles. The ears ~.~u,<~ year 2250, at which time it will be in- thewson it will be in fl'ont or nearly Snakes can now be bought by the must then be closed by keeping the so. A king pin ptteher is a great.in- pound in Klamath, Ore., where there fingers pressed firmly over them, and at It averaging 1,000 to the square mile. is quite an extensive industry. ~~'~.- i habited by 52,000 billiOofthenS of personS,which cefftive to the rest of the team.~Ex. the same time the fingers or hand t ~~ - This good-humored prediction, how- The New York-Clncinnatl game in Children gather their aprons full of must be pressed firmly over the twtne , ever, based on the assumption that the the latter clty Sunday was the greatest snakes as they would of wild flowers, at the point where it lles directly out- rate of 1 per cent per year of increase slugging match that has been seeg in and little boys gather them in their side each auricle. Now ask some one ~ - in the population earth, the league in many a day. New York pockets for pets. The price paid is 25 to pull the two ends, of the twine with :~ ~ /trill • obtained during the last century, will made 'thirty-one hits, Selbaeh getting cents per pound and a ready market is his thumb and index finger, and theft, six of these, Three Cincinnati pitch- found for them in Minnesota. The a firm pressure being meanwhile main- species is of a dark color and when ers-~Phillips, Rusie and McFadden~ tained, to let them slip slowly through full grown Is about three feet long. / . reliable deduetion~ concerning the endeavored to check the sluggers from the fingers. So great is the supply that tons of the movement of the earth's population Gotham, but to no avail. The score At once an illusion of thunder will reptiles could be shipped annually if ~.~-~ . . during the last century. was 25 to 13. be produced. You will hear peal after there were orders for them. The Latest statistics of the American peal, and the firmer the pressure on snakes are used for medicinal pur- Thc Bismarck room in the official league batsmen show that Napoleon the twine the louder will be the sound. poses, as a superior quality of oi1 can residence of the imperial chancellor at Lajoie, the terrible Frenchman, is the If a few knots are tied in the .twine be manufactured from the variety Berlin has now been renovated and batting leader of Ban Johnson's organ- a still more startling will be found at Klamath Falls. iuusion Count Von Bulow has entered into ization, with a percentage of .440. JOHN H. GANZEL. produced. possession using as his desk a table Willie Keister is second and Ralph catcher of the Detroit and Boston bearing the inscription: "Writing Seybold third. Keister leads in stolen A ][~ur~l l%Iln|ster's l%[Is~rLke. clubs. John Ganzel was secured from ~lq Shoreer Collep~e Coar~re. table of Prince Bismarck, 1878-1890." bases and Lajote in runs scored. An unsophisticated young minister the Kansas City club of the American in rural Pennsylvania, recently or- Professor Norton of Harvard recent- To E~tabllsh a Scholarship, ly expressed the opinion that college Mme. Bordas, once a great music hall league during the 1900 pennant race by dained, not long ago wrote to a theo- The firm of Bausch & Lomb, Roches- men studying for the degree of A. B. celebrity in Paris, and the rival o~ the Chicago National league club, in a logical professor in Philadelphia. as ter, N. Y., has offered the Mechanics' follows: "I am a poor speaker and should be allowed a free choice to oh- Theresa during the second empire and trade involving First Baseman Everitt Institute of city $2,500 for the find it hard to utter my thoughts clear- tain It in three years if they so desire. for some time after its fall, died re- and Pitcher Phyle, the former now a that establishment of a permanent scholar- ly and forcibly. I have deelded, He says many students can do the cently in her native town of Monteux, member of the 1901 Washington, and ship, in memory of John Bausch, sec- therefore, to take a course of instruc- work of the whole course In three PRESIDENT SHAFFER OF THE SHEET IRON WORKERS. in southern Vaucluse. where she was the latter, a teammate of Ganzel. Last fall Ganzel, Pitchel Garvin and Infield- ond son of J. J. Bau.sch, founder and tion in speaking, and, learning from years as easily and as well as others born sixty years ago. Theodore J. Shaffer, who, in his ca- graduate, a former clergyman and a ~r ,Strange were exchanged by Chicago president of the company, Captain the papers that there are a great many can in four, and he believes the ma- pacify as president of the Amalgamat- most earnest and eloquent pulpit or- Henry Lomb has offered to tncr~e speak-castes in your city, I would be Jorlty would be the gainers if they did General Low Wallace is at work up- for Jack Doyle of the New York club. ed Association of Iron, Steel and Tin ator, Mr. Shatter may be considered the People's scholarship from $1,000 Ix) obliged if you would recommend me it In the shorter time. The growing on his autobiography. He made a triF Garvin jumped to the Milwaukee club Workers, gave out the sheet h~n ma- out of his sphere in a rolling mill, but $2,500. to one.'" The professor broke the length of the courses in post-graduat~ to Kentucky recently to confer wfitb of the American league, but both Gan- chlntsts strike order, Is himself one of the theological iron worker prefers l news to him as eupemistically as po~: and professionaI schools makes this agree veterans on certain features o! zel and Strang have made good as the most sldllful sheet iron rollers in that trade to the church. He is a na- The ostrich can tickle any woman sible that a "speak-easy" Is merely an saving of time increasingly desir- the battle of Shiloh which will be in- Giants. Metropolitan experts regard ,?} ehe trade, tte is unique among labor tire of Pittsburg, 45 years old, and be- with hls feathers, unlicensed drinking place able. cluded in the work. Ganzel as the superior of any first ~teaders the world over. A college gan his career as an iron worker when W. A. WELLEMEYERE, M. D. [ Tri=County Chronicle. m Itom eopathic Physician and Surgeon; Gradu- LOCAL ITEM 5. THE CELEBRATION. We will know them by ,their fruits~ [ ate of Chicago [Iomeopathic Medical College. A weekly newspaper, published:~every Fri- preaching, teaching~ et~. Office ~nd residence in City Block over post- day; devotedto the interests of Gass City Now speaking of study of the his- office, Regular office hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 and surrounding country in Tuscola, Hu- Earl Heenen, of Dryden, was here the (Continued from first page.) hoic aats p. m. tory of Utah where tlmy hold the ron anu Sanilac counties. ,- Fourth. could be heard, and then a brilliant balance of power. _[ am not defend- l iracu ous Sunscn~PT~oN RACEs--One year, $1,00; six glare of fire would light the dark re- ingMormonism, but the Latter Day months, 50 cents; three months, 25 cents. J. Seeleyo was a business caller here DRS. MORRIS & KING, cesses of the street and reveal love- Saints of Shabbona, whose headquar- That's the kind you want. Thursday. ters are Lames% Iowa. and notat We keep AD~EB,TISING RATES made known on applica- sick swains trying to see how much PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. tion. Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand Sundayed at Salt Lake City, Urals, so please in all kinds-- smokeless powder they could get on your'writings keep the two organiza- CU ES Office in Ale Block. Dr. Morris' residence Sebewaing. whor~ Dr. Wickware lived. TELEPHONE SERV~CE~The Chronicle is con- the lapels of their coats--but, then, tions separate. They claim to preach nected with the Moore Telephone System :BV E~ and can be reached from any office on Bertha Zinnecker was a Bad Axe the Fourth is a "powder day." the doctrine of the apostles and they TH the lines. visitor this week. Throughout the day there was a preach that those who have not heard DR. G. M. LIVINGSTON the doctrine of Christ and the apos- FREDERICK KLUFIP,. Publisher. Mrs. F. C. Lee leaves for Toledo on noticeable absence of drunkenness Fresh, Salted Smoked Physician and Surgeon. Graduate of the tles in this life must hear in the next. University of MIchigan 1898. Special atten- a visit to her sister today. and disorderly conduct, and we may If you will examine Romans 14:11 tion given to diseases of women and children. TOMBSTONE REPENTANCE. the high degree you will find that every knee slmll DETROIT well be proud of of Offices over Cass City Bank. Telephone 21-2r. C. P. Miller, of Detroit, was a guest Our location is easily found~in the respectability observed by this great bow and every tongue confess. If We observe that the editor of the of Sarah Emmons the Fourth. there is to be no ~ospel preached any crowd. As one by one the deeper old Sheridan House. Give us a trial. Sebewaing "Review." tI. S. Trumble, Ida Striffler Is taking a vacation place except on this earth when are the DE. A. N. TREADGOLD, shades of night settled down upon the Africans land all heathens who has become (in his own opinion, at from her duties at the postoflice. Physician and surgeon. Office at residence, least) an analyst of the debasing ten- earth, the din of the day died away have died and never heard the gospel CLINIC Seegar street, near New Sheridan. Phone in F. C. Lee was present at the Pin- preached here to bow their knees? connection. dencies of narrow-mindedness, as well leaving only the stars to guard the gree funeral in Detroit last Saturday. Did Christ preach to the spirits in as a law-giver on "what ought to be." night. Cass City celebrated the prisGn just to tantalize them and CENTRAL MEhT MARKET To us, however, his attitude relative Joe Frutchev and wife of Brown Fourth in an exemplary manner, and show them what riley had lost, or did DENTISTRY. City spent the 4th with A. Frutchey. this celebration will long remain a he have a more noble object in view? to Pingree appears to be the pitiful See In01 Schwaderer, Prop, I. A. FRITZ, RESIDENT DENTIST. 1 Peter 3;17-20 and 4:5-6. product of a guilty .conscience. He Mrs. A. D. Gillies and Mrs. Robt. pleasant memory with all who spent If Mormonism, so-called, is a patch Office over T. IL Frltz's drugStore. We solicit. seems suddenly to have awakened to Walmsley were Care visitors Wednes- the day in our city. of lies as stated by you and so easily your prtronage when in need of deutal work, the consciousness that Pingree has day. proved, why were you afraid to "per- F[Lt FROM CII[RRY TR[fS, mit them to read their prop(sitions? gone through life hungering for the Nellie Perkins left Saturday for a Those people stood ready then and $70 JOHN R. FOOTE, M. D. loyal support of all who had at heart few weeks' visit with friends in Rose Win. Dorman and W. C. Janks sus- have ever since to begin open debate Graduate of Detroit College of Medicine. the interests of the peopl e . Must we City. tained painful injuries by falling from on fair proposi~ions and fair time, and St~le Style Calls promptly answered dlty or night. N0- ever wait for tombstones and bfl~g- trees while picking cherries. Mr. if they are so vile, why is it they are vesta. Mich. Etta Schenck left Tuesday for Port considered by the business men who Drop raphies before we pay tribute to a Huron to spend the summer with rel- Janks met with his accident last Sat- know them as being among the most man's heroic efforts to establish re- atives. urday, his fall injuring his right reliable and honorable citizefls? Draw. Head RI'KER & BALL, forms that better the condition of his shoulder, while Mr. Dorman's mishap G~o. E. BIR)IAN. Herbert Frutchey was a business Tonsorial artists. First class work. fellowman? It is indeed a sorry re- occuredlast Monday. Besides several Shabbona, Mich. caller in Unionvilie and Kihnanagh flection upon their integrity that bodily bruises, his chin was badly cut. $19 $27 Monday. they, who should have stood shoulder A complete line of~ ~ WORTHY SU[[ESSOR, to shoulder with Pingree and should R. M. Moore, the blacksmith, is fit- A ~[Llfii0US WAR. ting the u pstai rs of his shop for ad well- Delivered at Your Home Harness Goods, have given him moral and political Dear Editor, Friends and Fellow "5omething New Under support, chose rather to let him fight ing place: The Sun." " " " TRIAL, FREE! - -~ Readers:--I read the article in The Eminent Specialist who per- Whips, Robes, his battles unaided, even attempting F. Lenzner has just bought an ele- 20 other kinds...... $t .00 up to $50.00 ,our last week's issue of the ClIron- All Doctors have tried to cure CA- forms such marvelous cures that lm- to decry his leading reforms, and gant new Schiller piano of Gee. Dun- Everymachine guaranteed ten years. The No. 19 Blankets, Etc. icle signed by Ray. Seelhoff, head- TARRtI by the use of powders, acid Nzw Home has a double feed; a scientific treadle tients from the east and west visit then when the faithful reformer has star of Bad Axe. gasses, inhalers and drugs in paste motion that will not make your back ache; steel ed "A Religious War," and asking bearing; automatic tension. Nothinglike it; no the Clinic, will make the following always on hand. ceased to struggle and lies cold in form. Their powders dry up the mu- other kind just as good. Costs nomore than an Mrs. G. A. Stevenson and daughter, some of the ~Saints to answer him. old-fashioned machine. It is the greatestwonder regular monthly visits. death, to come forward ,to trumpet cuous membranes causin~ tiIem to Fern, left Tuesday for a visit with Now I wish to state right here tha~ I crack open and bleed. The powerful of the age. See the No. 18 New H0me before you eulogies which their whole life belies. buy any other. BAffGA1N LIST IYR~. Repa|r|ng a Spec|alty. friends in Tuscola. am not, one of the so-called Mormons acids used in tl~e inhalers have entire- ~7~all on our Agent, or write the At Gordon's Hotel, As to our characterization of Pin- NEW HOMi~ SEWIN(] MACHINI~ CA)., Chicago, lib Mr. and Mrs. Lee attended the or as their true name is, Latter Day ly eaten away the same membranes that their makers have aimed to cure, free, we have nothing to retract Blinn-Williams nuptials at Care a Saints, but I take the liberty of ans- C. D. STRIFFLER, Agent simply because we have penned noth- while pastes and ointments cannot CA55 CITY, WM. MESSNER. week ago Wednesday. wering him as I know that many of reach the disease. An old and ex- ing which his nearest friend could dis- Cass City, Mich. :Eugene Maxwell and Win. Brenck- his statements are false and slander- perience practioner who hag for many countenance. We have ever given years made a close study and specialty Friday and Saturday, July man of Detroit, spent the 4th at the ous and they, the Saints, I think loyal support to the great reforms of CATARRH, has at last perfected BLACKSMITHING home of the former west of town. would feel it beneath them to answer ~9 and 20. that represented Pingree at his best; a Treatment wlfich when faithfully It's a Fact AND REPAIRING such. Now, Mr. See]hoff has said used, not only relieves at once, but The best the world has to offer In but we are not h~pocritical enough to W. G. S. Miller returned from Ahna I carry a full line of Under- (though not through the press) that permanently cures CATARRH, by the way of scientiiie treatment. There receive our attention six days in the close our eyes blindly to his many college last Tuesday night and will removing u~e cause, s~oping the dis- wear, Shirt Waists, Wrap- the Saints of Shabbona would prac- ~s no chance for comparison. No com- week. If you wish anything in that weaknesses which contrasted pitifully rusticate at home this summer. charges, and curing all inflammation. pars, Skirts, Corsets and Host- tice polygamy here, if the laws of the parisons are possible. line, give us a call. with tlm sterling qualities that were It is the only remedy known to science dry. M.L. Moore and wife left town land would permit it. Now for shame that actually reaches the alllic~ed Horsosho~Ing paramount throughout his public on Tuesday for Caseville where Mr. Elder. Do stop and think before you parts. This wonderful remedy is known as "SNUFFLES the GUARAN Crockery /Y~ad~ a Sp~cialt~ag career. To Pingre~, the public spir- Moore will take charge of the Idining make that statement again, as you In GONSULTATiOH FBEEI ited citizen, the patroit, the people's hall. are slandering ladies of this place who TEED CATARRAH CURE" and is with us. Our shop is on Main Street, sold at the extremely low price of One We have a good heavy Tum- champion, we pay the tribute of our have lived here over 30 Years and and Strictly Private in Every Case. just west of the grist mill. W. Zinkley is the new porter of the Dollar each package containin~ in- bler at 25c per dozen. tears. The man who was eli virtue New Sheridan House. He ta~es the have as good a reputation as any rnal an(/external medicine sufficient It makes no difference how difficult, JOHN RENSHLER. and no vice was. crucified two thou- place previously held by N. Tw6shat ladies can wish. for they have proved for a full month's treatmentand every Fine Toilet Sets sand years ago by the Jews. Since themselves Chl:istians by their words thing necessary to its perfect use. or what your case may be, nor how who has removed to his farm. "SNUFFLES" is the only perfect and deeds, wlflch is far more than you A full line of Decorated many have failed to cure you, there is then human weakness has been a Gee. Dunster of Bad Axe, has re- CATARRH CUEE ever madeand is complement of lmman greatness, and have done in the few weeks past. Crockery. Hats and Rubber ahvays hoI)e for you, until you have centlysold pianos in the city to the now recognized as the only safe and positive cure for that annoying and Collars. You want someOr- consulted the Detroit Clinic, and been it becomes our duty to uphold the following parties: Miss Hattie Wood, Now you state that the Mormons CASS CiTY BANg, blankly refused to sign the proposi- disgusting disease. It ¢ures all inlla- anges, Lemons, Bananas, told that your case is incurable. The best in humanity without seeking to F. Lenzner, W. Heller, E. l~IcKim, S. AUTEN 0 ~EELEY, Propa. marion quickly and permanently and Choice Confectionery and Fire reputation of this Clinic has been made blind ourselves to human faults. Benkelman, H. Guffey, M. Parent tions. :Now, Elder, it was not the isalso wonderfully quick to relieve Works. All kinds. by curing cases that were supposed to J- ~- 8EELEY~ |. B, AuCen~ Narrow-mindedness, Brother Trum- and John Benkelman. Mormons~that you were to debate tlAY FEVER or COLD in the HEAD. Cnro~ M|ch. ~asa City, Mich. ble, isn't evidenced by a frank avowal with. They are in Utah. But the CATAERH when neglected often be incurable. of the truth, nor by an honest recog- Fred Bigelow returned from the Saints didrefuse resign your proposi- leads to CONSUMPTION~"SN UFF- After examination, if your case is (ESTABLISHED 1882,) LES" will save you if you use it at nition of a great man's faults. It is Pan-American last Saturday night. tion. So did you refuse to sign their Mrs, (i, W, 6oit not curable, you will be so informed, Some light fingered gentlemen con- once. Iris no ordinary remedy, but a personilied In the man who champions proposi.tions.~. Pray tell me if they did complete treatment which is positive- and it costs you nothing. A Ceneral Banking Business Tran. cluded that Fred needed no watching a fallenherojust because it is the not have the same liberty to refuse as ly guaranteed to cure CATARRH sacred. and accordingly appropriated his tim e- in and form or stage if used H. L. PiNNEY, ~. (L MATZEN, popular thing to do and eases the yourself. And as for backing out in FACTS FOR SICK PEOPLE. Foreign Exchange Bought and Sold. piece while he was a~ the exposition. according ~o the directions which acc- Cashier. Asst. Cashier. conscience. "Oh, consistency, thou order to escape defeat by Elder Rush- ompany earl] package. Don't delay :SLAY 11., 1901. Drafts issued payable in any Country art a jewel!" J. D. Crosby, the patron saint of brook, you know that is false as they but send for i~ at once, and write full I was suffering from general paraly- in the World. Oak Bluff, hied himself thither on offered that night to start the debate particulars as to your condition, and sis as a result Of diphtheria. I had the noon train Wednesday. He has you will receive special advice from EXCHAHGEBANE treated with the best physicians of Money Loaned on Real Estate. Col- AL. KNAPP ASSAULTED. anytime you were ready to take sutIi- sworn eternal vengeance on all luck- the discoverer of this wonderful , CASSCITY, MICH, Tuscola Co., with no benefit; in fact I lections a Specialty. We quote the following: cleat time to prove anything, and if remedy regarding ~our case withou~ grew worse under their treatment. I less fish in the bay. All fish orders you could prove them false in one • : ~@@ was entirely incapacitated for work, ~ A" Da~tarelly Act. cost) ~'toyou beyond the regular price sent to him will be promptly filled-- night as you say, could you not in ten, (f SNUFFLES" the "GUARAN- when I consulted the Detroit Clinic at After the Iosco team ~had gone to LbanS/Nioney on approved notes C. W. bicKENZIE, James can easily reach the Saginaw as they say? But for one night ilJ TEED CATARRH CURE." • Vassar, on March 13th; two months' the boat Thursday, A1. Knapp noticed treatment ha~ completedly cured me, Gounty Telephone. Cashier. markets by wire. Se ~t prepaid to any address in the and real estate; that some thief had stolen his ball would leave the thing m3re unsettled United States or Canada on receipt of aud I am able to do my work. I advise suit and from information he received Moreloc~l~on I~g p~o. than when you started and with noth- One Dollar. Address Dept. 1, EDWIN In Partial Payment Terms if any one suffering from chronic diseases B. GILES & COMPANY, 2330 and to consult this clinic. lie knew that lie could find it among ing proved. You say that Elder Rush- desired. brook occupied the floor for the even- 2332 Marke~ Street, Philadelphia. (Signed) Jon~ F. ALLE17, the Iosco's baggage. He immediate- A 8U~GI~SFUL OPERATI[ON, E363 Vassar, Mich. ly went to the boat and found the William Duffle]d, aged 18, residing ins, So lm did because you were not Danger, disease and death follow ne- Mrs. Grant McConnell, of Cass City, clothes as anticipated, when Umpire in Greenleaf township, was operated gentleman enough ~o give Elder Corn- Pays interest on 'l'ime Deposits. ish a part of the time, not even per- glect of the bowels. Use DeWitt's Mich.,had a large growth of a cancer- Graham, assisted and encouraged by upon Monday morning by Dr. Deta- Little Early Risers to regulate them Collections a Specia!ty. ous nature growing on the inside of IJoi others on the boat pounded Mr. ins, assisted by Dr. Livingston, for mitring him to read his proposition. and you will add years to yourlife and the mouth. It had been removed sev- Knapp unmercifully, cutting his face Necrosis Tibbie, lower half. Seven Also'you say they denied everything life to your years. Easy to take, nev- eral times, but always returned. She years ago the 'young man had both as was their custom. Now please er gripe. Amos Bond. had it removed by the surgeon of the Dyspepsia=Curein such a manner as to require taking f:, PINNEY,PROP, Detroit Clinic, and without the use of a Digests what you eat. four stitches in dressing the wound. shin bones removed but received no show me where Christ ever acknow- knife and with no pain, it was pcrma~ The act was a ° base and cowardly relief from his suffering. The opera- ledged any accusation against Him State of Michigan, County of Tuscola, ss. nently removed in less than 30 days. ~hls preparation contains all of the Notice is hereby given, that by an order of thing to do and nothing but a tramp tion performed last Monday consisted that was false. ,lust publish t],ose the Probate Court for the County of Tuscola, Have you tried the celebrated digestants and digests all kinds of I have been growing deaf in both n cutting down and removing the insulting words which you spoke made on the 29th day of April A.. D. 1901, six food. It gives instant relief and never or common loafer would stoop to such months-from that date were allowed for Schiller Piano or Chicago Cottage ears for the past six years as a result of fails to cure. It allows you to eat all a thing. As we go to press Sheriff dead bone. It is probable he will re- about, but make sure they are the creditors to present their claims against the La Grippe. I consulted the .Detroit the food you want. The most sensitive estate of James L. Ititchcock late of said Rowe is on his way to Au Sable with cover soon. truth and please, while you are at the County, deceased, and that lall creditors of 6-Octave Organ Clinic during their monthly visit to Cass stomachs can take it. By its use many job, publish some of your own sland- said deceased*are required to present their City in January, and one month's thousands of dyspeptics have been a warrant for Graham's arrest.~tlar- claims to said Probate Court, at the Probate We handle-them and they ~rive ~ood erous reports which you are spreading satisfaction. Do you wanli~a Violin, treatment restored my hearing- so that cured after everything else failed. It bor Beach Times. The above men- CARD OF THANKS. Office in the Village of Care for examination I could hear a watch tick five inches is unequalled for all stomach troubles. througl~ the community. You speak ~c~dallowance, on or before the 29th day of Mandolin or Gttibar or the best in- tioned fray was occasioned by a hotly We desire to express our heartfelt ~ober A. D. 1901, and that such claims will struction books for tl~e same? Let us from my ear. of an angel of Satan appearing. :N~Jw be he:trd b~fore said Court, on Monday the (Siffned) gon~ HOnkER, .~ |~ oan't help contested ball game between Harbor thanks to the neighbors and friends 29th day of July A. D. 1901, and on Tuesday llear from you. The favorite "Cornet I never saw one of tlmm but as you Novesta, Mich. Beach and losco on the Fourth. A1. for their kind assistance in our sad the29th day of October A. D. 1901, at ten Band March" (regular price 35e) at, 1~ but do :you good o'clock in the forenoon of caci~ of those days. cents. We clean and tune organs. seem to be in league with them and ,JOHN ]if. SMITII, Prspared only by E, O. DE~VITT &CO., Chicago Knapp, the victim, is well known to bereavemeut in the death of a belov- NO cure, no pay. For 10 years I was a terrible sufferer *Irh~ $1. bottle contains2~4 times the 50e. aize~ therefore must know, please retiree Judge of Probate. from chronle rheHmatism. I did every- ,.~ Cass Cibyites. The Chronicle extends ed wife and daughter. Dated ~aay 16th, A. D. 1901. how they appear. Do they object to thing possible, but found no relief, t0 him heartfelt sympathy. Cash W. Bi~ker, C. F. HEY, everything timt is ~ruth? As for your until I commenced treatment with the LATER.~Capt. Taib has been fined Mr. and Mrs. Dobbs and family. FIRST HOUSE SOUTII 'PIIONE OFFICE Detroit Clinic. Three months of their saying Mr. Cornish made a statement MOIgTGAOE SALE. $50.00 for his part in the disgraceful Default i~avlng been made. in the payment Kilmanagh treatment cured me. outrage on Knapp. Umpire Graham c3ncerning Joe Smith's death that of moneydueon and secured by a certain (Signed) C.C. JONES, "Throw physic to the dogs" is an mortgage bearing date tim 18th day of No- Rochester, Mich. is in hiding, but will be duly punished better blood was never shed; that it vernber, 1896, made and executed by Jessie L. old saying, and many times this is cos~ ~he best blood of the 19tlI cen- Osborn to Lemuel C. Blair and recorded in C ASS CITY MARKETS, by the autimrittes when found. We good advice wllen prescribed by a tury, I think if you have any regard the Register of Deeds Office for the Count of Cass Gity, Mich., ,July ,10 1901. Mrs. C. M., of Birmingham, Mich., T uscola, Michigan, on the 24th day of~o- l~ope that all who were dishonorably physician who does not understand for the truth you know that he did Wheat, No. 1 wtdte ...... 60 was cured of Bronchitis and Catam'h vember, 1890, inLiber 91 of Mortgages on )age after she had been given up by several implicated in this affair will be given the disease he is treating or the medi. notmake the statement, but read it 254, which mortgage was duly asslgne~ by Wheat, No. 2 red ...... 61 out of a pamphlet which was copied Isaac B. Auton, administrator of the estate of R ye, No ...... o 48 physicians, who said she had consump- ~he full limit of the law. cine he is prescribing. But when a Lemuel C. Blair, deceased, to IIerbert Rowan, tion. from a paper called the Neighbor, guardian of Benj'~min ]llalr and Zlna Blair, Whlte oats, No. 2 ...... 32 Your Eyes doctor has a thorough understanding Feb. 3rd, 1843. The heading is "Will- minors, by a written assignment bearing date Hand picked beaus ...... ! 50 Mrs. L. C. Smith, of Detroit, was J ThE SEBEWA~ reEv~Ew. ful Murder." It says a more violent the 5th day of February, 19O0, and recorded on Peas ...... , ...... 45 50 of disease aud the action of drugs in llth day of April, 1900, in the RegisterofDeeds, cured of Epilepsy (or fits) a~ter having The Sebewaing Review will, within relieving these diseases nothing is outrage upon tl~e law was never Office a.foresald in Llber 97 of Mortgages on Barley, per ewt ...... ~...... 1 O0 had this terrible disease for seven known or better blood never shed. page 1~3, sa~a mortgage was again duly as- Eggs per doz ...... 10 years. Weak? ninety days, install steam presses, and more certain--this knowledge is only Now that is not Mr. Cornish making signed by a written assignment bearing date II utter ...... |~ the 13t1~ day of March, 1901, made and exe- den an entire new dress in order to obtained by iong study and exper- the statement as you will plainly see; cuted by the said tIerbert Bowen, guardian Live hogs, per cwt ...... 5 25 keep abreast of the general prosperity ience. Tne specialist in charge of the Now, as for your being amused at as aforesaid, to Isaac B. Auten, Said last its- Beef, live weight ...... 3 oo 4 (0 The great success with ~which the the explanation' of Matt. 20:1-7, I fail slgnment wits on the 25th .day of M,v ;on, Sheep live weight, per ~b. :. 3 3~ Clinic treats all kinds of diseases is of the village.~Detroit Free Press. Detroit Clinic has spent years in the recorded in tim Register of Dee~s' () ffic~for~o '- Go to Hendrick's and get to see anyblling so very amusing ex- said in Llber 94 ofblortgages on page 442, and Lambs ...... 3~ 4 the wonder and admiration of all sci- We are glad to note the prosperity best schools of this country' and Eu- cept the truth reflected. If the Gos- upon said mortgage there is claimed to be due Dressed Veal ...... 7 8 entific men. The specialist in charge of the "Review" and extend hearty rope, and has had twenty years ex- pel was~ziven to Adam t() preach to at the date of this notice the sum of one hun- Dressed Hogs ...... 650 675 is noted for his skill, and the care dred forty-four and fifty-two hundredths i a pair of Spectacles. congratulations. The Review is perience in treating chronic diseases. his children at the first hour and they dollars ($144.52,) Now, therefore, notice is Dressed Beef ...... ti 7 with which every case is treated. No case that is not curable will be treated. the hustling kind that wears out old This accounts for his wonderful suc- departed from God's law so that he hereby given that by reason of said default chicken ...... 5 6 sent the llood upon them, he called the said mortgage will be foreclosed by Ducks ...... : ...... 7 but curable cases are treated with the clothes rapidly. The Chronicle cess. Consultation free at Gordon sale of the mortgaged premises at public upon Noah which mus~ have been vendue, to the lflghest bidder,, at the front Geese ...... ~.., ...... fi latest scientific methods, and in no case Work guaranteed and the wishes it continued prosperity. [Ed.] Hotel, Cass °City, Friday and Satur- the third hour. Then t~hey all warn doer of the Court tIous*3 in the Village of Turkey ...... 6 7 does it interfere with the work of the day, July 19 and 20. dared away from God's law and were Care, (that being the place where the Circuit Hides, green ...... 5 patient. Po~|try Pr|co~. Court for the County of Tuscola is hohlen) on prices right. held in Egyptian , b()nd;~e over 400 ~;ne ~n uay o~ ~eptember, 1901, at ()no o'clock ]t()L [,E)~, MILLS. Remember, it costs you nothing to Poultry bought at the Cass City "I wish truthfully to state to you years and God then called ups pro- in the afternoon, the said mortgaged prem- White Lily, per bbi ...... 4 00 consult this specialist, such an oppor- phet, Moses, to lead them forth. Was ises being situated iu the Township Of No- lteller's Best par bbl ...... 4 40 meat market daily. Spring chickens. vesta, County of Tuscola and State nf Mich- tunity does not offer itself very often and.the readers of these few lines not that the sixth hob|r? Again they igan and are descrlbed in said mortg'tge sub- Pillsbury's Best ...... 4 ~0 to people outside of large cities, and 10c per lb. Fowls, 6~c per lb, The that your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is, transgressed so that God sent, his Son stantially as fouows, to-wit: Tim Sm'~'th h.W Graham |lottr l)t~r bb] ...... 4 00 our citizens will certainly do well to above prices hold only for the month without questiori, the best and only ]and also called John tl~e Baptist and Granulated ~neal, per cw~ ...... | 50 '! ;" 1 ' ~ (~) Sectlonthlrty-two(~),Iown. take advantage of this one. It is best of July. cure for dyspepsia that I have eve]'] his law was established again whh;h stop thirteen 03) North, Range eleven (ll) Feed per cwt ...... , I 00 to consult the specialist personally, but come in contact with; and I have used ] lo)ks to me as if it mi,~ht be the ni east, ~lso the whole of Illock"A" arid tim east Meal per cwt ...... I 00 W. C. JANKS. 1 ' , ~ nth half (~) of Block" B" of the VlUage of l)c- question blanks will be sent on appli- many other preparations." John] tour. And inasmuch as God always Bran per cwt ...... 80 cation, and all communications will re- J. F. Beam, West Middlesex, Pa. No prep- [acts like Himself and has always sent ford all being In the County and State afore- Notice. said. The said mortgaged premises will l)e Mlddlings per cwL ...... 90 calve prompt attention, if they are ad- aration equals Kodol Dyspepsia Cure/a prophet in diffe(ent ages past, il hel sohl as aforesaid to satisfy the amount due Rye llour ver (.wt ...... ? o,~ dressed to I will be at my office on Friday, as it contains all the natural digest-/did not call Joe Smith as his prophet on said mortgage and the costs of foreclosure. Dated Juno 13, 1901. For sale. DETROIT CLINIC, July 19th, to receive village taxes. ants. It will digest all kinds offood/for the elev~enth hour, just tell lne ISAAC B. AUTEN, Hendrick and can't help but d0 you good. Amos where lie has ever called any otheror J. D. I~ROOKElt, Asslgnee of Mortgage. f A span of yearling colts. Also a Detroit, Michigan. M. L. Mooim,. V. Treas. Bond. ]where the eleventh hour comes in. J Att'y for Assignee of Mortgage, orty-acre farm, or will trade for vil- 6-14- Cass City, Michigan. lage property. Jon~ RENSHLER, ~. ~OR~mON, Chief of Staff, Ba~ ll6. Alfred M. Judd, an invalid for sev- eral years, died at his home in Almer [•] - - Friday. tte came to Care in 1867 and embarked in the jewelry business. During his residence here he was CONTINUOUS SALE elected and served as president of the Clearing village, township clerk and township treasurer. The funeral was held Sunday under the auspices of the Masonic fraternity of this place.

o Sale 3IARRIAGE L1CENSEg. 28 Cash Albert J. Jaynes, Akron Ida Hall, " 20 In order to reduce: my stock of SHOES and FUR- Albert Kennedy, Bkron 22 GEORGE ,,]V ATZ N'S NITURE to lowest point possible before the arrival Carrie Bell, " 18 Roy N. Beach, Juniata 25 of fall goods, I have decided to conduct a clearing sale Emma L. Bourns, Indianfields 22 | Prices lower" than the lowest. commencing on William N. Schott, Fremont 24 Ellen L. A. Schultz, " 22 Claud Sinclair, Markell 23 ],ly 13 and continuin0 throu0h the Emma Bowerman, " 2O Ladies' Aid will meet at Mrs. Robt. CLAIMS Samuel F. Dean, Elmwood 39 PI~OMPT PAYMENT OF JUST month o[ July Miranda E. White, " 36 Brown's on the 18th. Mrs. Stella May Walmsley has re- Benjamin F. Fowler, Gilford 44 Mrs. Moyerof Kingston is visiting ceivedfrom the Ancient Order of R. Ida Mulholland, :New Buffalo 26 her sister, Mrs. John Ilodson.= Gleaners $1000 in payment for the Belo~.~ are some of the Bsrgains: Herman McCorkle, Birch Run 26 Miss Nettle Cutting spent last week certificate-held by the late Robert A. { BINDER TWINE Jessie Birch, Vassar 18 with her sister, Mrs. E. A. Peter. Walmsley, in that order. The proofs William E. Stickle, Kalamazoo 27 Miss Jennie Burr left last Friday for of death were filed June 27th and pay- Postage stamps at cost, a trip to Denver and Colorado Springs. Della E. Kelley, Unionville 19 ment made within¢~ thirteen day S . Twenty per cent. discount on all Couches. The annual school meeting was 8½c per tb. Robert Way. Fairgpove 39 Fair Mead whose sudden death was Fifteen per cent. discount on Bedroom Suites. May Burger, Akron .18 held Monday night, but could not agree as to the election of officers. reported a short time ago had been a ~. This is Osborn StandardTWine and no Shod= ~ Ten per cent. discount on all other Furniture. Last week's correspondence. The meeting was adjourned uutil the member of Gem Arbor located near ~ dy goods. ~ Our Acme constructed Couch is the best on the The farmers have commenced their 15th. this place but little more than one wheat harvest tiffs week. month when he died of pneumonia. market and guaranteed for five years. Young boys and girls are earning Those famous little pills, DeWitt's from $1.25 to $2 a day working in the Little Early Risers compel your liver He held a certilicate for $1000 inthe All $3.50 Shoes at $2.90 All $2.00 Shoes at $1.65 beet fields around here. and bowels to do their duty, thus giv- Ancient Order of Gleaners. As soon N, gIOELOW & SON All 3.00 Shoes at 2.40 All 1.50 Shoee at 1. t5 Chas. F. Craw of this place has se- ing you pure, rich blood to recuperate as the notice of death was received at cured a pension of $8 per month for your body. Are easy to take. Never All 2.50 Shoes at 2.00 All 1.25 Shoes at 1.00 gripe. Amos Bond headquarters, $100 was sent to A. D. Mrs. Alzina Boss of Fairgrove. Mead; father of the deceased, for fun- Men's Patent Leather Shoes and some lines out Laborers are demanding $1.50 a day oralexpenses and this week lie has re- o D. D. McNAUGHTON, for working in haying and it is almost FREIBURGERS of style at'almost any price. ceived a draft for the bahmce of the impossible to get men to harvest the Henry Riehl is still on the sick list. PHYSICIAN AND SUI¢OEON. certificate. The Gleaners hace a rep- crop. Mrs. Gee. Riehl has a brother visit- Graduate of U. of M Office .L't residence. There were 224 bills ,against the Ing her. utation of paying all just claims up Argyle, Mich, This is a genuine sale and what we advertise we al- county audited by tile Beam of Super- Chas. Pollard returned home on promptly. ways carry out. Butter and eggs same as cash. All visors during the June session. They amounted in the aggregate to about Tuesday. CARD OF THANKS. goods charged, sell at the regular price. Come in and $8,000. Wedding bells are faintly heard in VAII[R'S ll0US[ the distance. I We desire mos~ Sinderely ~() express in 5e4, help clear our shelves for our new goods. The new mail man on our route is I our heartfelt thanks to John Bullock UNIONVILLE. N, VATTER, Prop. John Brooks. . and family, Win. Meredith and fatal: Rev. Leonard held religious services Our annual school meeting was held I ly, Dr. Truesdell and A. A. McKenzle When it becomes necessarz to Argyle, Michigan. in Holbrook Iand Argyle June 30th. Monday evening. for the kindness and sympathy which Quite a number of cement walks Regular review of the K. O. T. M. sit up in bed to get your brehth; have been put down, but the end is they have extended us in our united when the least exertion such as ® at tAm place Saturday evening. bereavement in'the death of our dear JOHN 5IcPHAIL, 0strander not yet. An Arbor of Gleaners was organiz- sons. We wish further to thank the walking, sweeping, singing, Misses Myrtle Day and Maud Leon- ed at this place on Tuesday evening ard spent the 4th with friends in last. kind friends who sang at the funehfl talking or going up and down Bay City. Eph.'Hunt and daughter, Ethel, and those who so kindly extend their stairs, causes shortness of Furniture and Undertaking, Lowthian & Spring have the frame have returned from a few weeks visit sympathy. breath, fluttering or palpitation; fortheir store up and sheeted, and with friends in Canada. Adolph Auslander and Family. Argyle, Mich. friends in Kingston last week. the brick veneering will soon be com- then it is time tO do something D. W. Graham and sister, Mrs. Wallace Brooks and Family. Miss Maggie Stewart has returned menced. Chas. Ewing, returned on Wednesday to brace up and strengthen to the NormM at Mr. Pleasant. :Miss Lois Gilbert. in poor health for from Canada where they attended BIBLECONi:£RENCL your failing heart. Take Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Annett of North some time, is in Bay City for two or the funeral of their father. three weeks to be near her attending ~ranci~ spent the 4th at this place. Mrs. Asman and Mrs. Scofield of The Lake Orion Bible Conference Miles' Heart Cure. It is best BiacksmiihinE pl~ysician. • Fourth of July passed off' very Port Huron and Mrs. J.A. Graham begins today fern twelve-day session. of all. WILMOT. quietly, everyone having a good time. A line for an electric railway run- of Ubly visited the Lady Maccabees A general excursion will be held on ning from Bay City to Care by way of John Crocker tins sold his horse. The bar~ belonging to S, Maulsbury at their review here on Wednesday the 23rd of this month to enable the *'I could no~ rest ag night and Akron is being surveyed through afternoon, often had to sit, up in bed to and 6eneraiWoodwork Gee. Kean of Gilford was in town was struck by lightning and burned the northern part of Akron township. people throughout the sta~e to hei~r with contents. No insurance. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Graham and son breathe. The least exertion would Friday. H. Gilbert is drilling for water on Campbell Morgan of England, who make my heart palpitate dread- E. Youngs of Flint spent a few days The house occupied by Mr. Mc- Alex W. who has just returned from his farm one mile wes~ of town. He the Philippines, visited at A. C. will delive: an address on Assembly lully., Our doctor prescribed Dr. John Teskey's; George was struck by lightning one has already drilled 80 or 90 feet and at day last week and badly damaged. Graham's on Tllursday. They were Island at 11:00 a.m. 5Ir. Morgan is Miles Heart, Cure and it com- Misses Etta and EldX ~Evo of Care hopes soon to obtain a plentiful llow pletely restored me to health." Annual school meeting Monday ev- accompanied by Mrs. Thompson of widely and favorably known as a were home for the 4th. for farm purposes. Detroit. :MRS. E. C. I~CKELVEY, ening. A. G. Millikin was re-elected The campmeeting of the M. E. and great ¢hristian. leader, and many will Palin, Tenn. We do the above to the Isaac Josephson of Minden was call- and Alvin VanHorn for full term. ing on friends in town this week. M.P. Churches, in progress a week l improve this opportunity of hearing satisfaction of all. Give Messrs. Hildie, Bartholomew and ago, closed last Sundag evening and Mr. and Mrs. John McCartney were Noble and Mrs. Pelton are treating him. us a trial and you'll be treated to a serenade ~he otlmr even- Rev. Minis returned to his home in Miles' ing. As a conseqence John is around their residences to a coat of paint. Ontario last Monday. buron ¢o. convinced ...... wit)h blood in his eye and the partici- Let tim good work go on. party of gypsies went through THE HOMEGOLD CURE, pants are holding their breath and "I am indebted to One Minute here .last Saturday telling fortunes Heart Cu e treading on air. and trading horses as is their wont. Cough Cure for my prsent good health A few of our citizens indulged in tile LINKViLLE. An Ingenious Treatment by which Drunkards stimulates the digestion, in- and my life. I was treated in vain by pastime of having the horoscope of E. Stueck was in town Tuesday. are Being Cured Daily tn Spite The piles tha~ annoy you so will be doctors.for lung trouble followin~ La- of Themselves. creases the circulation and quickly and permanently healed if you grippe. I took One Minute Cough their future told by the ancient Our celebration l]ere ended at Pige- makes weak hearts ,o~.... use De ~Witt s Witch Hazel Salve. Cure ann recovered my health." Mr. crone. on July fifth. Beware of worthless counterfeits. E.II.Wise, Madison Ga. Amos Bond. F. J. Durkee has the foundation for Wm. Evans and wife spent their4th No Noxious Doses, No Weakening of the Sold. by druggists on gua: Nerves. A Pleasant and Positive Cure Amos Bond. - -o.-- his new brick building laid and will at Bay City. push it to completion as speedily as for the Liquor Habit. Dr. hliles ~edical Go., Elkho ®'0" - J. D. FinkNnder was in town on NORTHEAST KINGSTON possible. When done the postofllce ELMWOOD. - business Monday. Leach & Son D. Landon visited friends in this will occupy one part of it and the re, It is now generally known and un- Clinton King is failing in health. mainder has occupants awaiting its Italf fare to Bad Axe July 12th. derstood ~hab Drunkenness is a dis- vicinity Sunday. Orangemen's day. Elmwood Mrs. era ~ Gstrander left here for Mrs. Eli Leek left Monday for a completion. ease and not weakness. A body filled Clifford on the 4th. In school district :No. 10, Akron Arthur Crouch exchanged one of his witl~ poison, and nerves completely visit in Highland. horses for a line mllch cow. Jas/Belknap's barn is nearly com- township, D. Leonard was elected shattered by periodical or constant Alice Cooper attended the picnic director and Curtis Luther assessor at We expect a car load" of machinery use of intoxicating liquors, requires an CASS CITY AND CA}t0 pleted. It is a fine one. near Shabbona the 4th. WgE8 the school meeting held last Monday for the Grist Mill this week. antidote capable of neutralizing and Frank Hendrick and W. Lockwood Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Osborn were evening, and by unanimous vote the eradicating this poison, and destroy- and were in Cass City last Tuesday. Philip Proper is Building a new barn A Book for Young STAGE LINE AHg LIVERY, Cass City callers Monday. Board was requested to engage Miss and is about ready for ~ne coming crop. ing the craving for intoxicants. Suff- Mr. and Mrs. L. Iluffman spent erers may now cure themselves at J. 5. DUNHAM, Prop. A large number from here cele- Halle Sellers to teach the school the An Eleplmnt was seen passing oUR wEcu / Sunday with M. Eastman of CassCity. brated the 4th at Cass City. comihg year. The contract has al- home without publicity or loss of time througll this place about l)wo o'clock from business by ~i]is wonderful OING WEST: Leaves Cass City at ~ :30 Master Fred Parker of Cass City Eli Leek and daughter, Jennie, ready • been made with her. Saturday morning. a.m. Arrives at Care at9a. m. visited friends in Ehnwood last week. "HOME GOLD CURE" w hicl~ Ires were Care callers Tuesday. Miss :Maggie Kirby °ilof Unionville, -OING EAST: Leaves Care at 1:30 p. Wheat harvest is most here. Bind- been perfected after mlmy years of [5|~ 18.78 ~!~: BL00 Roy. Lohnes preached a s~rmon to GAGETOWN is visiting our station agent G. Tingel close study and treatment of inebri- m. Arrives at Cass City, 4:30 p. m. ers will soon rattle. The Hessian fly the young people Sunday evening. J. L. Purdy was a caller in Cass City and other friends. 250,000. ~(:. sKiN, is making havoc with the wheat and ates. The faithful use according to ~AI~E-=OIIO way, $1.00; round trip, Miss Hannah Stevenson returned Monday. directions of this wonderful discovery / rye. Mrs. T. Witver, of Zurlch Ont., was $1.50. Good rigs always in readi home Sunday after a week's visi~ with Mrs. Jennie Fredrick of Detroit is the guest of Mr. and ~Mrs. Schweitzer is positively guaranteed to CUl'etlle[ DISUSED ii p~VA~ hess. Commercial men a specialty The carpenter work On 1%. Web- friends in Cass City. visiting in town. Monday and Tuesday. • mos5 obstinate case, no inatger" how ster's house is progressing rapidly and The Epworth League of this place hard a drioker. Our records sl]ow the ~ee i!: OI5EA51 will soon be ready for the brick. Dr..Lyman of Bad Axe was a caller Win. Evans is building a cottage and the A. C. F. of Novesta held a in town last Wednesday. muse on his farm ~ mile east of this marvelous transformation of thous- When completed i~ will be:an orna- ands of Drunkards into sober, indus- union meeting Sunday evening at tlm We are to have a street sprinkler at place. Bill is a hustlen znent ur this neigl~borhood. Leek schoolhouse. trious and upright men. HEADACHE last and the dust will cease to blow. Miss Margarete Kerby who has been WIVES CURE YOUR IIUSBANDS ! ! Died, at her home in this vicinity, M. Sheridan and E. A. McGeorge of visiting friends here the past week re- 1 A bad complexion generally results Saturday, ~July 6th, Mrs. Cash Baker, CHILDREN CUI~E YOUR FATItERS ! I f~om inactive liverand bowels. In all Cass City were callers in town Mon- turned to Unionville Tuesday. This remedy is in no sense a nostrum ZSO, O00 aged 23 years. A simrt ceremony con- A large number of our citizens at- Have you such cases, De Will's Little Early Ris- ducted by Rev. C. Lolmes was held at day. but is a specific for this disease only, YOUNG MllN ers produce gratifying results; Amos the home Sunday afternoon. There- Bruce Wheeler of Cass City was in tended the celebration at.Cass City and is so skillfully devised and pre- when ignorant of the terrible cri: and all reported a good time. were committing. Didyou only c At all &ug atore~u 25 ~ 25¢. Bond. mains were taken to Highland Mon- town-Wednesday morning on busi- pared that it is thorougifly soluble the fascinating allurements oft: day morning. ness. The quarterly meeting held in tl]e and pleasant to the taste, so that it habit? When too lateto avoid ' Thee. Turner had the misfortune Evangelical Church by Rev. Kirn, can be given in a cup of tea or coffee rible results, were your eyes op~ DEFORD. You can never cure dyspepsia by Presiding Elder ,was well attended. without the knowledge of the person your peril? Did you later on i dieting. What your body needs is to lose several fine sheep by dogs last taking it. Tlmusands of Drunkards hood contract anyPRIVATE or ] D. Creep is erecting another potato week. George Tingel. Dan Commings and disease? Weroyoucurod? Do~ A Tr- l cellar. plent, y of good food properly digested. have .cured themselves wibl~ this and then see some.alarming sym Then if your stomach will not digest Miles McMillan. of our roller mills A. Schweitzer made a flying trip to Daro you marry m~ your prose Pigeon, to attend the law suit between priceless remedy, and as many more dition? You know,"LIKE FA Fred Valentine is laboring for Roy. i%l:odol Dyspersia Cure will. It con- was in Care Tuesday with a load of O. Is all Criers. Everettand L. Lenox. have been cured and made temperate LIKE SON." If married are ~, McCready. tains all of the natural digesUmts K. Brand of flour. men by having the CURE adminis- ~-tantly living in dread? ~s ma~ that is necessary The schoolhouse is to be remodelled hence must~ digest every class of food Several of our townspeople are mak- Mrs. J. T. Rickbeil of Zurich Out:, I tered by loving h'iends and relatives failure with you on account (,£ an wha has been visiting with her daugh- heSS c~usedby early_ abuse or l~ and veneered. and so prepare it fl]at n'ature can use ing arrangements to spend a couple without tlleir knowledge in coffee or cesses? Have you been drugg ~o convince you that McI(enzie's is it in nourishing the body and replac- ter Mrs. Schweitzer, for the past four mercury? ThisbookletwillpoiI F. McCain is again htboring with J. of weeks at the bay. tea,'and believe today that ~hey dis- [,he place to get the latest in~ all W. Macomber. ing the was~ed tissues, thus giving H. A. Gifford's father who has been weeks, returned to her home Tuesday. continued drinking of rtheir own free you the results of these crimes a~ life, health, strength, ambition, pure I out how our NEW NETtt0D 'i Mr. and Mrs. Win. Bentley return- visitingwith him for the past two DeWitt'sWitch Hazel Salve should I will. DO NOT WALT. Do no, be MEET will positively cure y blood and good appetite. Amos Bond. deluded by apparent and misleading shows how thousand s have been e ed on Friday from L:lpeer. weeks returned to his home in Flint be promptly applied to cuts, burns and our NEW TREA'~MENT. It last week. "imnrovement:" Drive, out ~he dis how ~e can GUARANIEI~ T(] O. J. Wethey returned from Ci~ica- - • r ~11 go Tuesday to visit his sons. CARe. Misses Belle Gage and Minnie Hen- scalds. It soothes and quickly heals ease at once and for all time. I e ANY CURABLE CASE 0K Nq nosey have been visiting with friends the injured part. There are worth- "tIOME GOLD CURE" is sold at ti~e We treat and cure--EMIS Supplies ~:~. Miss Edith Wilson spent the latter A large crowd a~tended Gollmar VAItICOcELE, SYPIIILIS. ( and relatives in Bay City and Sagi- less counterfeits, be sure to get De extremely low price o1' One Dollar, STRICTURE. IMPOTENC part of las~ week at her home.. Bros.° & Schuman's circus here Mon- haw the past week. • Wilts. Amos Bond. thus placing within reach of every- 0RET DRAINS. UNNATUR{ Born, on ~he 6th inst., to Mr. and day. body a treatment more effectual than CIIARGES, KIDNEY and BL~ and ab prices that cannot be dis- Mrs. J. K. Hilderbran% twin babes. Miss Ethel Craw visited~relatives in Mr. and Mrs. Dirstein of Topeka, . KILMANAGH. others costing $~5'~ to $50. ~~' u ll direc- diseases. Kan., arrived in town last Monday counted. ?~ Miss Gladys Lewis left Thursday Detroit Sunday. Sl~e conuemplates tions accompany each package. Spe- going there to study preparatory to evening to make a short visit with The infant child of Sam Itaist is cial advic& by skilled physicians wl~en CURESGOhRhlll for Dryden, to spend a few days with their two sons, Simon and Wlliam. very ill. "The Wages of Sin" sent her au nt. becoming a nurse. requested, without extra charge. Sent enclosing 2o stamp. CONSUL~ Mrs. M. V. McWethey of this place John Higgins, who has been in Mr. and Mrs. M. Heberly are at the prepaid to any par~ of the world on re- FREE. If ungblo to calL v Miss Rose Valentine left for De- Montana for the past year, returned Pan-American. BLANK for r ~ a whole she died last Friday. Funeral was held ceipt of One Dollar. Address Dept. 1 ,,qUESTION troit Ihursd" y, ' expects to home last Saturday. Mrs. Higgins ~ • • EDWIN B. GILES & COMPANY, 1REATMENT. A. A. McKENZI: be employed at diningroom work'. • Sunday and interment took place in the Care cemetery. and daughter, O~t, returned with lfim loaF2 ed Gne~)]cLb:n°~Ugll~s~nwane~:mmB?Pie. 233O and 2332 Market Street, Philadel- from Chicago wlmre they nan oeen .... " Cass City. Mrs. Mart, a member of Gollmar phia. Allcorrespondeneeslsrictly con- It is easier to keep well tlmn get visiting fidential E363 K[NNEDY¢ KER Bros. &Schuman's ° circus, was acci- wee'~"rms-ron~'- re ' "~;~'large number from here attended cured, i)e Will's Little Early Risers ±v~is Anarew A ~ g has Cot. MichiganAve. and Sh taken now and then, will always keep dentally shot in the left breas~ here . " " . ~,-,,-,~-.h;~ -i~i~. wi*h her the circus held at Sebewaing last Sat- your bowels in perfect order. .They Sunday. Some young men were turned from a ...... ~,,"da,, State of Michigan, County of Tuscoh~, ss. I DETROIT, M|CH shooting at a mark near tl~e tent and daughter in Onaway. Her daughter I~ i" .... ~ - • ~ , At a session of tim Probate Court for said never gripe but promote an easy gen- and two Children accompanied her I u.F. hey was a~ baa Axe'ruesaay County, held at the Probate office in lhe i tle action. Amos Bond. it is thought the woman was hit by a VllhtgTe of Care on the 2~th day of .Tune in the bullet from the gun they were using. home for a short visit with friends I to accept the office of county examin- vear'oue thousand lliBo hundred and ouc. I and relatives in town. I er to which he was recently appoint- ])resent, John M. Smith Judge of l?robatc. The doctors have not been able to ~,.o.,- ' I ed. In the Matter ef the Estate of JOHN J. PA]~- ] KINGSTON. find the ball. She will recover. K~l¢ deceased. On reading and iiling the Chas. Sacl . . _ j _ .] Children's Day will be observed at petition, duly verified, of I~LANCIIE M, PAR- Por photo for free rep err on P.atentabtltt , .Y& Book. ..",~ How ,, Fred Clark is some better. The Tuscola County directory pub- I i/the Evangelical church next Sunday KEI~ praying that admintstratton of said estate to Obtain U.S. an4 Foreign Patents an a'±'raao-~aar~ 8, may be granted to ]II~ANCIIE M. PAI~KEI~ or ---DEALEg IN~ I FREE. Fairest te~ms over offered to inventors. Mr. llartsell's baby is verysick.i lished "by Leslie E. Morningstar is ~,... m.. ,~..,~,,. |,evening. Come and help with your I PATENT LAWYERS OF 26 YEARS' PR&CTIOE. now ready for the p,,blic and asa some other suitable person. It is ordered 20,000 PATENTSPROOUEED THROUGH THEM: Mrs. L. Meyer is suffering with a ~[|t~t~tL" ~l~U. |lt~ll|~. |[presence. " - that the 29t1~ day of July next at one o'clock All business confidential. Bound advice. FMthful felon. guide book it can be called a llat fail- in the afternoon at said Probate Court, 1)e ure. I~contains a large number of I] - J At the school meeting held in Dist. ] assigned for hearing said petition. And it is General Mdse. service. Moderato charges. [ ~-~" No. 2, Brookfleld, last Monday, J. C. Writo~ N. SlgO~ & CO. o Base ball game on the 4th was won typographical errors and misspelled I Further Ordered. tl]at a copy of this order bc ¢o ~e Ly ttle Kings~(m boys. I ~ [Gettel was re-elected director by a publlslmd in the Tri County Chronlckle, a names. The many names omitteu ]news paper printed and circulated in said Fresh Groceries always on lured. PATENT LAWYERS, .. ' ...... I handsome majority. A term eight Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Thomas of •Ira- makes it of but little value to a per- of I county ,hree sucessive weeks previous to sald Opp.U. ~. PatentOffice, WASHINGTON,D. B. lay Cit,y spent the 4th here. son searching for information it is I Mr. and Mrs. Black called at Chas./months was voted with Gee. McE1- d~Fj?fhcaring, J.M. SMITII. Probate Judge, Mr. Sanderson of Chicago visited supposed to contain. Sackett's Tuesday. [ murray as teacher. [ • ~ o u [ uncomfortable under the shrike's s.eru- ] RICHES OF ECUADOI~. tiny, and so, turning his head he shouted his rattling cry full in the im- The ~ountry Is i~ "l're~sure Vault Only' Notre Dame, Indiana. ,( pertinent shrike's face. lwa|l[Ill ~ Dovelol)~oIIL.' We call the att'ention o£ our- That cry is enough to frighten a The enormous bu~ mldeveloped min- readers to the ad~:crtisement of N0tre~ hardier creature than the butcher bird, ing fields of the northern Andes are a Dame University, one of the great ed- and small blame to it for turning tail perfect treasure vault for the world to ucational institutiorm of the West, and scuttling off as though an army pry open with railroads, says a mining: which appears in ~mother column og: of men with shotguns was after it. engineer who is about setting out for this paper. Those of our readers who. Billy fairly laughed at the shrike's dis- Ecuador, where he,has• had eight sub- may have occasion to look up a college TII]E ]I~JU:NCTIOI%',- [ "And he has named his best egg eomfiture, and a few moments later, ordinate parties exploring for him for Frdm the Chicago Record having se- / producer The Last Minstrel." for their sons during: the comlng y.ear in honor of the event caught a gold the past year, My private reports cured an injunction restraining the po- "Queer name for a hen." would, do well to correspond, with the fish of such unusual size that he al- have informed me of the diacovery of lice from interferring with his gambl- "I should articulate! But that's president, who willo send them'~ m cata- most choked to death in trying to alluvial gold fied~ 1~ the anexplbrecl ing' buslness, the" proprietor of the Dingle exactly. Gave his logue free of charge, as,well as all: I)ar- make it go the way of his throat: This hen that orient of Ecuador. We have no~ yet Gilded Front decided to go home and ticulars regarding terms, courses, o~ kingfisher's untimely death against the name so that he could, have the lay of located the original lodes from which rest and be away from the reporters. studies, etc.. plate glass window at the end of his The Last Mlnstrel every morning for these alluvial deposits of dust hawe He had hardly entered the house' be- There Is a, thorough~ preparatory third season's sojourn In the park was breakfast." ~ Plttsburg Commercial been washed hy the denudation of the fore his wife complained that the hired Gazette. school in connection with the unl~er- lamented by scores of friends, ledges. These legends told hy the Nipa girl was going to leave. slty, in whlch students of allt grades Since the death of Billy many other Indians of the fabulous mines of the "Oh, he, She Is, is she?" the saloon will have. every opp0rtufitty~ of.' prepar- kingfisher's have come to Lincoln S~IOKE UP. Incas are undoubtedly founded on fact. and gambling house keeper answered; ~g themselves for~ highm' studies. The o Visitors to the Academy of .Science r Our prospectors have located rich: pla- "well, we'll see about that. I'm not in Commercial! C0urse~ tntended~ for la Lincoln. 1Sark Chicago may see on cer mines after a hasty exploration of politics for nothing:" young,men preparing- for buslness~ may the upper floor a stuffed Idngflsher a few of the streams which flow into Then he rushed out, and in half an be finished i2L one or two~ years, ac- looking pathetically through a win- the headwaters of the Amazon, as. yet hour returned with a big envelope, cordlng to the ability o£ the student. dew at a pond beyond. Some time ago unsapped. Somewhere in those moun: quenters named the bird, was so thor- from which he took a legal document, St. Edward's Hall for boys unfler thir- the bird flew against the plate glass of tatns millions are sleeping. oughly satisfied with his literally gilt- saying: teen, Is an unique department of the the window, while taking a flight in- In the southern portion o.f Ecuador, edged lot in life that he made no at~ "There, just go and read that to her. institution. The higher: courses are land from the lake, and was killed already partially opened by a single tempt to secure a mate, and lived a That's an injunction issued by a judge thorough in ever~ respect~ and stu- by th'e impact. It was picked up, tak- jolly bachelor existence all through line• of road, 10 miles; of whLch is i~z dents will, find every opportunity' of en inside, and its skin was prep/red who Is a friend of mine to keep her the season. His favorite perch was on from leaving here as long as we think operation, my engineers have uncov- perfecting themselves in any line of and mounted and then was given a a telephone wire, which ran across the ered five ~etns of excellent coal, in work they may. choose to, select'. Thor- piece by. the window at which it met we want her around." pond. From this he would drop down seams of from six to thirty feet in: oughness in class work. exactness in its death. "Well, there's another thing," his width. This is significant of what may and take a gold fish from the water, the care of students, andi devotion to There is an Interesting story con- wife said, "that troubles me. The ice be there.. South America now imports at times directly in front of the bow the best interests, of all, are the distin- neeted with thts kingfisher. The bird, man Is going to charge us more for of a boat filled with park visitors. He coal at great expense: In the Imrthern guishing characteristics: o£ Notre a male, reached Lineoln Park frdm the ice beginning next Monday." ,was unmolested and like all other district; the eruptive nature of the Dame UniVersity:.. ~outh March 11, 1895. The pond was "No he ain't," said the man who had country has deposited enormous quan- birds when they feel they are among Fifty-seven years'• of a~tl:ve, work: In still frozen tight, and the fisher bird access to the Injunction mill. "I'll Just tities of sulphur. At present most of friends, he was destitute of fear. the cause of education have made this had~a hard time gettlng enough to eat see to the matter now, while I have the sulphur of commerce comes from "Billy" came back to Lincoln Park THE EUROPEAN KINGFISHER. time." Institution famous all. ov,en the coun- until a generous thaw came along and Sicily, and the demand ts large because three successive springs. Once within Park. For a year or two past a pair try. opened up a hole through the frozen After another brief absence he re- tts growing uses, i~ m ,amufac- a day or two of his arrivaI a great of the birds has been about the upper of the surfaee. From that tlme on until late turned with an injunction which made tures, especially since sulphuric acid northern shrike or butcher bird, which pond all through the nesting season, NO., NEST, IN AM,ERI:OA,. in the fall, when frost closed the pond it impossible for the ice man to raise has been used for the conversion of had spent the winter in the park kill- buy all attempts to locate their home, again, the kingfisher's life was one his price without being in contempt of phosphate rock into fertilizers; as Machlnor~ Unrc, T~ No~ Pcrmlttcdl ¢o ing English sparrows, came and perch- if they have one, have been bootless. court. continual feast. As hls name implies well as bleaching, dyeing, sugar refin- Last Until Out-of-Date,, ed on a brancl~ directly over the' king- Professor Walter of the North Division 'Did O'Toole get the wages he sued he was a royal bird, and he loved a • "Now," he said, "don't bother me for for?" ing and high explostv.es~ An experienced, railroa4 man,wrJtes fisher's head and, looking down, eyed High School, a close bird student, has royal fare. All the summer through awhile. I need sleep. Business was so Among other discoveries reported to Victor Smith. in. the New, York Pr.ess, Billy curiously and half savagely. Of watched the birds constantly, but "No. He claimed he had been jobbing nothing went down the royal palate good at our place last night that I" for three a week and the man said he me has been the location of large cop- has the following to say ~:egardlng course, no shrike would dream of at- their seere~, if they have one, is still didn't get a chance to go to bed at all, except gold fish. had agreed to pay him a dollar." per prospects in gold bearing ores~ English railway, methods: "It. is~ sin- tempting to strike down quarry of 'the safe.~Edward' B. Clarke, in Chicago and I expect there'll be another big "Billy" Kingfisher, as the park fre- kiagfisher's size, but Billy felt rather Record-Herald. "Only a dollar a week?" complex ores bearing gold, silver and gular, to say the least, that the Eng- rush tonight, since the papers have "Yes. And at that he said O'TooIe lead, zinc mines and alkaline earths lish railway managers have just dis- printed all about the police not being was no good. but spent all of his time and clays of high value. covered that Amerlcar~ locomotives allowed to come in. So I must be smoking." Several of our expeditions have de- consume more coal,, use more oil and ready for it." "Well, I don't blame him. A man voted tlle~ explorations to learn the require more repairs than those of He had not been asleep long, how- of fhe Green. getting but a dotlara week must have economic possfbtlittes of this land of their home make.. If this is a fact ever, when his wife shook him by the ° Man--that is to say, any member to smoke up very hard to imagine he is mystery. They report that the coast This is the military suit, whlch is of [him enormously, as they always have shoulder and said: it could have been demonstrated in a ,o£ the male sex who wishes to appear existing at all." districts already export $7,000,000 of even later growth in man's attire done, but they will never conspire to- "I' forgot to tell you that I can't trial lasting a month. Over here we .as a well dressed man--must wear "I see by the papers that a man can chocolate, no longer a luxury, but a than L'Aiglon in feminine garb. gether on any very great scale to make stand it here any more unless some- wouldn't accept an Engllsh locomotive green this year if he wishes Lo aspire live on 60 cents a week, though." necessity to the world. This industry E,d~vard and Albert. him play second fiddle, Someone has thing is done to keep the cats from as a gift. It would be regarded as an ,to the enviable l~osition of "one who "Yes--in the papers. And that leaves could be increased several fold by getting on our fence at night. They antiquated monstrosity. [ fear the ~always does the correct thing." It is Many theories have been put for- got to be master. Women in general him all of 40 cents for perfectoes and American enterprise. Since ~he push- make a horrible racket, and my nerves British are beginning to~ feeL" a. trifle -~ hard position to fill, and by the dic- ward with regard to King Edward's will never agree to have women bosses Cohasset punches." lng of the road from Guayaquil the are gettlng all upset. Something must sore over America's commercial inva- tates of fashion this year it is more choice of name; that is, the dropping so 10ng as there are competent men "What is a Cohasset punch." sugar ad coffee industry has had a be done." sion of all the markets ot the world, ,difficult than ever before. For green of the appellation "Albert." It is, for that use. "I don't know. I drank one once sudden impetus, offering large possi- "Something will be done," he fin- and the Midland raliway people are ~s a very painful color to wear and a however, no secret that the king never and found out, and then I drank a sec- bilities foi- investment. Tobacco~ of a trying to knock us on our locomo-. :still more difficult color to wear be- liked the name of "Albert," and it was IVanted~%Vhcat for l~Iacaron|, swered as he dressed hlmself. end one and forgot it." New York high grade is grown tl~ere im limited comingly. only in deference Lo his mother's Wish Incredible as it may seem, in view Then he went away agaln and pres- Press. quantities by the indolent native plant- tires." Continuing,~ the official said: "The chairman the Midland, made The light summer suidngs this year that he signed himself "Albert Ed- of our'large annum exportation of ers. of ward." More than once he asked to be wheat to Europe and other countries, While searching, for' gold i'n the cri- one impressive, statement, namely: all have In them a slizht shade of IIO'~V lie WAS llEDUCED. allowed to sign himself "Edward," but macaroni manufacturers of Pennsyl- ent of Ecuador our party came upon 'We tend our engines, carefully;, zest green, and although it Is right to buy "You must have played s0me great the queen was obdurate. The king vania and New York are obliged tO Immense tracts of rubber forests, the them, clean them and: do, everything and wear them, yet they are a trap to games of poker in your day," he said knew that the name of "Albert" would import a great proportion of the wheat sole output at present being what the to make them last.:' In this country catch the feet of' the uuwary. For it to the drummer who had been talking not be "congenial to the British na- used by them in the manufacture of we rest nothing, not even. ourselves. must be remembered that few colors about luck at cards. Indians bring in on M~elr heads. Here, Lion, and as soon as Q'ueen Victoria' macaroni and vermicelli. Hundreds of too, are large areas of valuable hard Bishop Cumberland's familla~, saying, will harmonize with green. -Let the "Yes, I have," was the reply. "Yes, had passed away, he communicated to thousands of bushels of wheat are an- woods. The high plateau which the 'It Is better to~ wear ou~ than~ to rust man who wishes to be in style and to. sir, I have had 'some great games." Lord Salisbury his wish to be known nually imported by the macaroni railroad is now crossing Is fertile, and out,' has taken hold~ of us, body,, soul v~ve~r green look regretfully at all his "How large a bet did you ever make, Edwar¢ VII. manufacturers, for which they are will eventually play an important part and breeches. The, Englishman: rests iIovely negligee shirts laid away in his may I ask?" obliged to pay a higher price per bush- in the food supply of the other' nations, his hats, shoes, trousers, coats, horses, ~drawers. Let him bid good-bye to "One hundred thousand plunks." el than American wheat brings abroad. .carriages and whatever else he may ~his favorite ties, for he can never use Among ~he passengers who landed "You don't mean It!" from the City of Pekin at San Fran- Even with the wheat brought from Whore Is the Old-F~t~hloned BeF? own, animate, and inanimate.• .~ few :them while he wears his green suit. "I certainly do, sir; I sat in a game cisco the other day was Leo Chin An, abroad the manufacturers in the Unit- • • i~ advanced Amerlcans~ have recently ~t does not need to be the shade of in Denver once" and bet $100,000 on Ata little dinner of a few old thners ,green which a certain Chlcago alder- a Chinese dignitary, who is a taotai, ed States are compelled to use a large in this city the other night one of the adopted the. practice of 'treeing' their quantity of bread wheat for m~king my hand and,I had only a pair in it :':man rendered famous by using as a or commissioner of commerce. Leo at that." speakers said: shoes fore rest, and tl:.~, result: is 10rig. .:dress suit, but greenish it certainly Chin An has been commissioned by macaroni, and it is this use of the or- "What has become of the oid-fash- er wear without losing shape, Some of dinary wheat bread that makes the "What an awful bluff! The other's ::must be, says the Chicago ChroniCle. his government to visit the United laid down their hands, did they?" 10ned boY? The one who looked like our locomotives are never allowed to ~a]lor~ A re ]n :De~pa~r. States and examine into its commer- American macaroni of inferior quality his father when his father carried the eooI off from one year's end to another. to that made in southern France and "Oh~ no! One of them called me. He ~ailors are in despa.lr over the out- cial history and methods with a view sort of pomposity which was like tile Little wonder that they do not lLv.e to Italy.~XNashington Post. had a full house and of course I was ~',,come. Some of those whose custom of adopting whatever may be good in sently returned with an injunction beaten." divinity that hedged a kind in the be classed among the antiques.'" them for the celestial kingdom. ~Hes among Chicago business and pro- "hereby restraining all cats of what- "And you~you lost $100,000!" Lime when kinghood was in its break AMERICA'S TRIUMPHS. fessinnal men refuse to handle the Allot %V~tthcr ll!~evcrago, soever sex, breed, color, age or previ- "I, did. For the fraction of a second o' day. The boy who wore a hat which threatened to come down over his ears ::goods, at all events agre~ only to carry '~Vhat lhn Blcyc!o IIas Dono. Lemonade is one of the simplest otis 'condition from assembling on the a feeling of faintness stole over me, Financial Capital :No Longer. London, drinks. Properly made, it has no rival said complainant's back fence, or uFon The boy whose trousers were made ~sueh lines as have the green shade The wheel has done more in secur- and things loc4'~ed wizzy wazzy, but but Now York.. ,greatly 'subdued. The reasoa they give ing good roads legislatlo~ and in in popularity. Its basis should be dis- the roofs of the sheds located in over from his father's, by l~is mother, then I pulled, myself together and , , The financial capital is no longer 1~ .. lor their animadversion to the green awakening a general lnterest in this tilled water if possible. As that is the backyard belonging to ~he corn- reached down into my vest pocket and or aunt, or a grandmother. The boy generally out of the question It may plalnant aforesaid." Lend,on--it ts in New ,York. No, nation ~s that their customers, while satisfle~. important movement than all other handed him the money, with a smile." whose hair had a cowlick In it,. before, ever had in its treasury so, much gold have as substitute filtered water which with the suit in itself, are never sat- agencles combined, and improved "I guess that'll cure 'em," he said. "Great Scott!" sighed the querlst as and was sheared off the same length as the United Statea has now in its has been boiled and then allowed Lo i'~sfied after they are wearing it and highways constitute one of the most "There's nothing like having a good, he mopped his brow. "Think of los- behind. The boy who walked with vaults. Our exports have recently cool. ,Squeeze the juice from several willing friend on the bench in a time both hands in the pockets of his penny. invalids for many years, are owned tion under the supervision of the vaN- ,rains a free bathhouse for the ~ndl- Walter Scott," remarked Wintergreen "What are they?" ~esgistered phy~cian to every 655 peo- by Uncle Sam, and he exacts a pay- pus superintendents. These springs gent. ~o Tenterhook. "A lot of talkative women ride )le in the United States. That the num- ment of $30 a:'tub for the use of the vary In temperature, the hottest be- "Yes, I know; but he carries his $OZODO T for the TEETH 25c around town in the street cars all ber is in excess of the need is evl- anedlcated water. As there are 534 ing 151 degrees. The flow of oractic- ~ondness too far," replied the.latter. evening, and the one who speaks firs~ tenced by a comparison with Germany, ~ubs, the spring brings him an income Missouri's newspapers are malting "In what we,y?" pays for the ride and the ice cream." 7¢here in 1898, there was only one phy- ',:from that source of $1¢020 a year.-The ally all of them ts constant. The much over the fact that the~clty treas- "Well, he's a chicken fancter: as per- basis of estimate of the maximum sup- I urer of Centralia, In that State, is leaps you know." Wealth is not ht~ who makes it, but dcian to each 2,114 Inhabitants, or rel- ,~varlous. hot : springs, ,which are said ply for each tub daily is 1,000 gel- ] named "Willie" Settle. ~ ] "We//?" his who enjoys IL ttively "about one-third as many as in ',he Unfted States. i , L)

J ACG~JiVl PLtb H PLL) NI U RDP.RGR~. SEVENTH ON Tt~E ATLANTIC, himself confronted by a coalition h$- il~yer~ of There ]Fellow i%Ion Are Nol Plerpont Morgan's Liue Not So Impos- BEAUTIFUL LADLES tween Philip and Don Juan that ba~o 2),11 Illiterate, fair to defeat his own secret pur~S~, Ing As Reported, Laeenaire, the Mahfred of the gutter, ~{~[~d, So, when the contract Wa.~ The Leyland line of ocean steamers ~¢ho adorned the romantic epoch, prac- GIVE VALUABLE ADVICE : ii"The: Filibusters of Venezuela..} Don Juan went to a certain wealthy by J, Pterpont Morgan for an Amer- ticed a poetry of sorts, professed man in New York who frequen$~Y b~- Ican syndicate is not of overshadowing philosophy of all sorts, studied for the :. o,. ,,o T,.,. ,o,. ~ame tho backer of shady ente~i~en. importance in the ocean trade, as bar and wrote for the newspapers, TO SUFFERING SISTERS. invariably exacting a great retur~ ~r many writers have sought to convey l'roppmann, gifted with a superior ln- :By ~SEWARD :W..HOPKINS. 4" .¢. his money; and this parson, upa~a ~I~ of late, As compared with other lines telligence, shared that passion for sen- Feruna the Great Tonic Cures For Ills Feculiar to Women, promise of Don Juan. to ~rn~ a the steamers are not imposing, whll~ rational novels which in the days thai $ "Copyrighted 1900 'by R0bert "Be,net's 'Sons. $ contract, signed by Philip of Aragon, the carrying capacity of the line ranks pass does not necessarily stigmatiz~ Catarrhal Dyspepsia 0f Feruna is an Invaluable to give him, Saltine, the backer gf ~he but seventh. The Hamburg-American its victims as members of the criminal state, the full control of all trade be- line stands first with 202 vessels, hav- conspiracy. Barre has an exception- Summer. Remedy. _ _ '~CH~LPT.ER I.-~(Contlnued. ~ huskily. "I know they left New Y.ork tween Venezuela and the Untt~d St~t~, ing a tonnage of 541,083. Three Brit- ~lly distinguished career at the Lycee :Arthur Medworth smiled and an- on that sh°ip! '' agreed to furnish twenty thousa~ Ish lines, a French, an Italian and a ~t Angers; his co-mate in study and ® :swered; "'Then ~where are %hey now?" asked rifles, 'millions of cartridges, and a mil- German line, in addition to that ah in sin, Lebiez, was a most promising : "General, as ,I am the one most in- Salvarez. lion dollars to promote the suc~s~ at ready mentioned have more ships'and student, the,very'banner of his school terested, it is proper that I should un- ~Ie was soon to ]earn. the royal cause. a greater tonnage than the Leyland. the lively intelligence of the Abbe dertake .to~explaln the case as well as The plans worked smoothly without Of the twelve ~fleets that practically Auriol seemed to justify his uncle in :CHAPTER II, I am able. I will tell you the whole :a break. The Agostura was chosen as monopolize the ocean traffic seven fly ~ducating him for a schoolmaster and A Shrewd Move. story as At lies nearest to my hear% the vessel to carry the arms out of the English flag. It is said that Of Mh superficial abilities served to pass It will be necessary, in order that the and you ,will be able ~to take from it New Yorki and this was Where Go~ez the 400-odd steamships of" more than him into the priesthood. The Abbe what most .concerns you. To begin, reader, who is In~terested, may under- proved hlmsetf to be the master-hand 5,000 tons' burden in exfstence, more Boudes was a man of extraordinary ~he mysflfying event which upset then, ..Generah Some ,time ~ago I was stand in the whole conspiracy. than 30 are under the British flag. Ot parts. The /kbbe Bruneau was en- all the calculations of General SaN fortunate enough to rescue a beautiful Up to this time the success had all these eighteen are in tl~e Leyland fleet, dowed with excellent capacity and varez, and filled Arthur Medworth ~vith girl from being ,dashed to the ground depended upon him, with the one ex- which Mr. Morgan is to control Should thorough educatiom Campi had the dismay, to turn our attention to the and killed by a runaway team of horses ceptional instance of Garza's aid finan- he also get possession of the Atlantic right by .birth and education to sit at men who were conspiring against the in New :~ork. That girl was Lola G ar- cially. But ,then, Gomez had chosen Transport company's fleet the number the table of respectable people, which za, the daughter of Don Juan Garzal peace and' liberty of Venezuela, and fan Garza. would be increased by several first- seems an equivalent for the privilege a proud ~old Spaniard who has lived in low them in one of the shrewdest He had ~elected his agents shrewd ~ class ships, two el which~the Minne- of keeping a gig. Pranzini had travel- Venezuela and latterly in New York. moves the brain ~0f plotter ,ever de- ly, managed their movements, and haha arid the Minneapolis~are ]is~ed ed far, had an amazing facility for lan- where he married a wealthy lady, now vised. guided their hands. He had been ~tl among the half-dozen biggest ships guages, was declared to b~ equally pro- dead. :Don Juan is one of the proud- It had seemed to Salvarez, who re- over the ground,to prepare the way in the world. The gross tonnage of ficient in English, French, Italian, est of Castilians, and though [ am by railed the words in the message of for his ,emissaries. ~Ie had met Pedro the seventeen ships owned by the At- Greek, Turkish, Arabic, Russian and no means poor, .I was not wealthy President Crespo, that the consul at Francisco, and had trusted him. He lantic Transport company is 99,741. Hindostani. Prado was more redoubt- enough, ,or of noble birth, to s~tisfy New York had been too hasty in jump- alone; G'omez, controlled the situation. Six ships, including two of 13,401 tons able, intellectually and criminally, FLORENCE ALLAN. his ambitions for his ~daughter. Lola ing to a conclusion. At tlm same time the)Agostura was each, flow building, will add 59,000 than either Campi or Pranzini. The KATHLEEN GRAHAM. Miss Florence Allan,75 Walton Placo~ Garza, who has then seventeen years But the sailing of the Agostura laden being laden witharms ~' in the East tons to the total capacity of this fleet. murderer of the affair at Sidi-Mabrouk Miss Kathleen Graham, 1459 Florida with arms for the royalist cause was One is surprised to find that only three Chicago, Ill., writes: "As a tonic for a. Of age,'andqs now eighteen, inherited River, the Turtle, a ship In the carry- was a Quarter-Latin man of letters, a Ave., N. W. Wash., D. C., writes: "At worn out system Peruna standg at the a fact. The consul a~ New York, in more'dfher mother's American nature ing trade between Boston and the pen- of the big trans-Atlantic passenger ready quoter of Sophocles, Taine, De the solicitation of a friend I was ad- head in my estimation. Its effects are than her father's Spanish one. She cabling his informatior~ to President insula, lay at lmr dock in Boston re- carrying lines are in the list of big Vigny and Senancour. The other Al- vised to use Peruna and after the use truly wonderful in rejuvenating the eared nottiing for royalty and old- Crespo ut Caracas. had stated nothing ceiving a cargo of bona-fide agricul- fleets. It will be observed that the gerian murderer chronicled by Mr. Irv- of one bottle for dyspepsia I felt almost entire system. I keep. it on hand all the world courts, and being v/ealthy in but the truth. Where, then, the mys- tural implements, ostensibly for Nic- White Star line's fleet in proportion ing was a talented engineer, fond of entirely cured. I take pleasure in rec- time and never have that 'tired feeling" her own right, was independent. I grew tery? Shrewd as Medworth had been, aragua. to its tonnage is small in numbers. music and a clever talker. Albert Pel, ommending your remedy to anyone as a few doses always makes me feel to love her, anit she returned my love, shrewd as the consul had been, they The invoices of the Turtle and the Eleven of its twenty-four steamers as repulsive physically as he was re- who needs an invigorating tonic."~ like a different woman."~Flore ace Al-, but Don ,Juan forbade all communica- were but children compared to the Agostura, one false, the other true, have capacities of above 10,000 tons. pulsive mentally, was fond of music Kathleen Graham. lan. tion between us. Still, we met clandes- shrewdness of Ferdinand Gomez. were identically the same. The invoice It owns the oceanic, the biggest steam- and fond of chemistry. Vaillant was a Dr. S. B. IIat~man, President o~The~Itartma~ Sanltarlum, Columbus, OMo~ tinely as often as possible. The first ,thing was to discover a king. of the Agosgura tallied correctly with ship in the world, and is building the ~tu~lent of Darwin, Buchner and Her- a prominent authority on women's catarrhal diseases will take charge-of as: Celtic, launched a few days ago, which many cases of female catarrh as make application to him during the summer "Well, Don Juan, about six months 'It may be wondered at that Gomez the invoice of the Turtle. bert Spencer. Emile Henri was intelli- ago, began, to receive strange men at did not aim to the crown himself. But The morning of the 6th was a mem- will have a gross tonnage more than gent enough to secure an exhibi- months. Advlce free. Address Dr, S, ~. ~I~rtman, Columbus, Ohio. his house, and it was evident that the astute Spaniard was experienced orable one to Lola Garza. 3,000 tons greater than that of the Lion from the Ecole Jean Baptiste Say some kind of conspiracy was on foo`t, enough to know that if he, as father of She had been awakened before day- Oceanic. Steamship men say that a and to take his degree as bachelor of Mos,t people who try to neighbor Still, he guarded his secret closely, and the scheme, admitted that he wished light by her father and ordered to big steamship is much more profitffble science at 16.~From Irving's Studies with you want it all their own way. we learned ~only the name of one of to !be 1dug, re would drive from his than a small one to operate, as it can of French Criminals, Roseless thorns sometimes encounter dress. ~re now using our these~Ferdinand Gomez. There was side his strongest supporters, for it be handled by a crew much smaller in thornless people's heads. "Come," h:e said, "we go to place you Physical Culture for Girls. another, ~vhose name we could not at would stand bare as the selfish, grasp- proportion to its size. If you cannot agree with an adver- international Type-||igh Plates on a throne," College girls are going daft on phy- first learn, who ~ilways "wore a gor- ing plot ,of an,adventurer. He discover- sary keep out of his way, Sawed to She had rebelled. A struggle had act- sical culture. They are adopting all geous miiform, concealed, when on the ed the man he wanted, and supported ually taken place. Lola had been EPWORTH LEAGUE CONVENTION, sorts of masculine sports, but they When in doubt use Wizard Oil for LABOR-SAVlitG LENGTHS, street, under a long Spanish cloak. by the glory Of the house of Aragon, dragged forth against' her will, thrust San Francisco, Cal., 18-21, 1901. "On the,evening of the fourth of this may as well give up all hopes of gain- pain; both suffering and doubt will they began operations. into a carriage with her father, When planning your trip do not for- They will save time in your composing ~! month, ~hese men and several others They found plenty of sympathizers ing proficiency in "baseball and cricket, vanish. Your doctor and druggist room as they can bo handled even quicker tl Gomez and Philip of Aragon, and tak~ get that the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. than type. were at Garza's house, and Lots was in ~Spain, but mostly among men who tar the simple reason that they can't know it. Noextra charge is made for sawing plates ~'~ en to Port Morris. Paul railway is the most popular, best throw. A pt~ysician, who has often been called to meet them. Don Juan put her were ready to join. the expedition with They boarded the Agostura. The to short lengths. equipped and safest railroad in the amused at the efforts of the .Bryn The sharper a man is the harder it Send a trial order to , this. office and be hand in that of the uniformed strang- visions of old-time Spanish conquests ship sailed at five o'clock. ii Northwest. On all of its through .lines Mawr girls, was talking about 'this the is to make a fool of him. convinced, er, and said: before them. But there were two great Gomez was radiant, His plans had, of travel this railway runs the most other day. "It is a phygical lmpos- The fewer scruples a man has the WESTERN [~EWSPAPER UNION, [/i:~ "'Philip 0f ~kragon, this is my difficulties that confronted Gomez. The so far, been signally successful. His as- perfectly equipped trains of sleeping sibtllty for a girl to throw strongly more drams he takes. DETROIT, M|CH., .~r: daughter, tale. I made my bargain, Monroe Doctrine, so positively en- sociates w~ndered at his hopefulness. parlor, dining, free reclining chair cars and accurateI.y, as a :boy throws," he .... --- and who shall say you will not be the forced and restrained 'by ,the United They knew nothing about the purchase gainer by it?' and coaches. It is the only line ~ith said. "A girl throws With a rigid arm, SOZO~O~ Tooth O0WdeF ~6~ States government, made it impossible of the Turtle. electric reading lights in each berth "There~ was ~a great deal more said, and it is out of the question for her EDUGATIOHAL, for the royalist movement to emanate But Gomez had a surprise in store in the sleeping cars run betweeff Chi- and the poor girl. though much fright- to acquire a free movement such as Nature'sPriceiess Remedy1 Rheumatism,Neural- from Spain. The impulse must ~come in for them. cago, St. Paul and Minneapolis, and be- . • ' DB 0 PHELPS BROWN'S in, Weak Back, S rains, cued, gafhered enough from the con- the "way of a revolution in Venezuela, iS possible with a boy, because her co1- ';m~u.J~-'A,n,,O [ ~urns, Sores and a~ Pain. When the Agostura had reached a tw.een Chicago and Omaha. stant talk to know that these men lar hnn~ iS lar~er and sets lower than r~~ I O...iSlL'::~.~Oet.l~ofY°.ur and for this there was no money avail- point about five degrees east of Wash- All regular travelers know and ap- were engaged in a desperate n boy's --Philadelnhia Record ~=r;J;)14~, | If he does not sell it, send able. But Gomez was not ~the man to ington and thirty-five degrees north preciate the merits of the Chicago, ..... ~ .... ~ ~ ~j~'Ar]~ w [ us his name, and for your plot to seat Philip of Aragon sit down and acknowledge himself :de-' ~1~]~11 ~ ]w~.-~ ~ ! trouble, we wUl ~v~e latitude, she hung about as if waiting Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. In pur- FITS Permanently Cured. No fits or nervousnessarter ~Jt Cures Throuqh the Pores / Send You a Trial/iU , on the ~throne of some coun- feated. first day's u~e of I)r. Kline's Great Nerve l~estorer. 'Address])r.OZ~LB~:own.08B'wa~,Newburgh,N"Y" for something. chasing your tickets see that they read Send for FREE ~;2,00 trial bottle and treatise. "...... _ _ ~try now a republic, and that her He went to Venezuela. He felt the /That something was the Turtle. via this line, and you are assured the . DIll. it. H. KLINE, Ltd., 931 Arch St., PhiladelPhia, Pc, father had'furnished the arms and am- political pulse. He appointed agen'ts to "We are lost!" Don Juan had ex- very best of service. 1 Turn the Rascals Out munition "and ready money for the en- all the states and provinces. ~Then ihe claimed when he saw the strange For rates, descriptive literature, etc, terprise, stipulating, in turn, that his 1 Barney Morris, famous laborer, whe Tl?e~ve~:paal~'rogn°fcth%eg~Pt~l~C[°b; s. went to New. York. steamer c~ming toward them. inquire of your local ticket agent, or daughter, Lola, should be made queen. The reports of his agents were favor- "We govern," Gomez replied. "Vene- I is emp10yed)in Prospe 5 park, Brook- son, the sicklyand~eM, are their prey. address F. A. Miller, General Passen- lyn, has Just been cemoraung his one Baxte-~s Mandrake Bitters are ha- When, a~ter a long time, during which able. Men were ready to take up arms zuela is ours fr0m to-day." ger Agent, 01d Colony Bldg., Chicago, hundred and ninth birthday and is t~ Lures remedy for expelling all poison she trembled With fear, she was al- for the royalist cause. ~ut lhe arms The two steamers were lashed to- Ill, be found attending to his duties si~ frorn thesyst-em. At druggists, in liquid lowed to leave the room. F~rd!n~ud were lacking. gether. days a ,week the year round. He was' or tablets at 25 cents per bottle or box. THEUNIVERSITY OF NOTREgAME , Gomez, who was near the door, bent Now Gomez showed himself a mas- Each had been furnished with don- It[alP~ Catarrh Cure NOTRE DAME, INDIANA, over and whispered in her ear: 'Heed born in County Cavan, Ireland, June ter. He carefully studied all sources key-engines and hoisting apparatus. IS a constitutional cure. Price, 75~ IN 3 OR 4 YEARS Classics, Letters, Economics and Hlstor~ 'him not~the madman. Whether he be 10, 1792, and came t,~ this country sev- Journalism, Art, ~cience, Pharmacy, Law~ from which assistance might safely be The cargo of the Agostura was trans- king or-not, you shall never be his enty-three years ago. IH |HDEPENDEHOESSURED rch|tect.re."echanlcaiand Electrical Engineering. derived. ferred to the Turtle. Bishop Potter's Wife Dead. bride. I have loved you long, and love - ~ : = >- ~ =. - ~- If you take up your Thorough Preparatory and Commercla~ One after another he cast aside as The Agostura unloaded at Bolivar, Eliza Rogers Jacob Potter, wife of ~Irs. ~Vlnslow's Soothing Syrup. you now, too well to give you up to ~]~l~.~I~ ~ | homo in Western Can- Courses.Ecclesiastical students at specialrates. undesirable or impossible. as we have seen. General Salvarez had Protestant Episcopal Bishop Henry C. For children teething, softens the gums, reduces in ~..~ ~ ~,~ | ads,the land of plenty. Rooms Free. Junior or Senior Year, Colleglat~t him. Rather than have him marry you fla;nnlation~ allays pain, cures wind colic. 25e abottle |~$|~.=~$.~'~ | lllustrate¢~pamphlets, Courses; Rooms to Rent, moderate charges. In a splendid house.'ln New York started for home in disgust. There Potter, died suddenly Sunday in New I would kill him. And rather than | ~ ~J ~[]]J~,~ giving experiences of St. Edward's Hall, for boy's under 13. lived a proud Old Spaniard, Don Juan was no way for Medworth and Tempest York at her home at No. 10 Washing- "Then what is your reason for marrying her?" ~|~|~'~ farmers who have be- ThoSSthYearwillopcnSeptemberl0th,1901~" give you to another, :I would kill you. "I have no l,e~son. I'm in love." Garza. Don Juan'had, in his own way to leave before E1 Callao sailed, which [ ~ ~ ~[~~ come wealthy in grow- gatnlogues Free. Address Remember, peace or war, success or ton square north. Death was due to [ ~'" ~'~~ ing wheat, reports of REV. A. MORRISSEY, C. S, C,, Prcsldcn~- and time, been something of an ad- would be in five days. Castle Salvarez heart disease, superinduced by the in- Pisa's Cure is the best medicine we ever used failure, 'you are mine:' ~ -~< ~_=-~ ~ delegates, etc.,and full venturer..Born in Castile, of a very was only twenty miles away. They ac- for all affections of the throat and lungs.--WM. information as to reduced railway rates can be W.N.U.--DETROIT--N O. 28--i9OL tense heat of the last few days. O. ENDSLEY, Vanburen, Ind., Feb. 10, 1900, "As you may suppose, General, the proud, very aristocratic and very poor cepted the offer of hospitality Salvarez had on application to the Superintendent of poor girl was doubly frightened at this, Immigration, Department of Interior. Ottawa, ~h~R hnswcrinfl Advertisements Kindll~/ family, he inherited all the love of held out to them, and accompanied Lots of busy people never seem ~o A~'man who*risks nothing accumulates a ,Canada, or to J. Grieve, Saginaw, Mich., or :M. and made haste to tell me all on the V. Mclnnes, No. 2 Merrill Block, Detroit, Mich. Mention This l'apcr. pomp and royalty and nobility without him up the Coront valley. accomplish anything. bountiful supply of the same. following day. Before I could act, how- the means to gratify ?it. For a time In the meantime, the Turtle, free ever, on 'the morning of the 6th, Don he served in the army, but at the age from all hindrance, had follewed the Juan Garza, his daughter, Gomez of twenty-two he left Spain and went Agostura, and a~ the very hour the and Philip of A-ragon were missing. 1 to Venezuela. "That country had, after Agostura was unloading at Bolivar, was much alarmed, and with my tried a thirty years' war, enjoyed ten years the Turtle, loaded with twenty thous- and true friend here, Jack Tempest, of liberty from Spanish rule. The coun- and rifles, came to anchor in the Or- visited the Venezuelan consul, among try was unsettled and dangerous, inoco at a shorter distance below the others in New York, At the consul's and Don Juan had his fill of exciting mouth of the Cereal River,than Boli- office we learned that the steamship adventure, but did little to fill his de- var was above it Gomez had outwitted ! Agostura had sailed from New York pleted coffers. He,remained in Vene- them all. WiLL FIND ]EXCELLENT SERVICE ON THE THROUGH TRAIN3 OF THE g that morning with the conspirators zuela long enough to bring down upon (To he continued.) / ] g and a cargo of arms for Bolivar. There- his head the anger of the government ( fore, it is certain that Wenezuela is the for intrigue and political treachery, lIow to llecome Wealthy. ,-. , * ' =_ j country to be turned into a monarchy and was forced to leave. From there he 5YJTEM OF AMERICA COMPRI3ES In a New Hampsihre city there Ma,~, ~ THi3 GREAT GEHTRAL RAILWAY with Philip of Aragon on the throne. wen~ to New York city, where lie met dwells an octogenarian physician who, Now where are the conspirators?" and won the beautiful daughter of a In addition to his wide medical skill, is Salvarez laughed, and said: wealthy merchant. His married life i ~. ~ . Lske EN® & Wes~rm known far and wide as a dispenser of "You need not fear. Your Lola is proved happy enough to keep him out ~rr,~zt.Jng 10~ ~lt]~" of' ~ blunt philosophy. The other day a ~ FoF=lo=J~r~-.rit~qr F.==t of now probably safe in the hands of the of political mtsctef, but his mind often ~IC~O0 sue ST. IDUIE young man of his acquaintance calm Republic, and will not be harmed if turned longingly to the pbmp and glory .~ I o -'- at his office. "I have not come for pills your story is true. The Agostura is so of courts. this time. doctor," said the visitor, Grayling long overdue that I' do not expect to The merchant died, leaving hts for- rSCoN~ "but for advice. You have lived many see her at Bolivar." tune so arranged that', at the death of O~kosh years in this world of toil and trouble Notwithstanding this opinion of Don Juan's wife, it should descend to General ~aivarez. the smoke of a and have had much experience. I am the daughter, then a pretty little thing 0 young and I want you to tell me how to Toronto steamer was seen approaching on the o£ :six. 22d. Activity began at once, and SaN get rich." The aged practitioner gazed When Lola was fifteen years of age ~ad~a varez prepared to receive into captivity her mother died, and the old Spaniard's through his glasses at the young man the enemies of his country. arid in a deliberate tone, said: "Yes, I mind turned with greater longing Lo Jane~vIIIe When the s~teamer drew nearer, they political fields. can tell you. You are young and can were surprised to see that she carried Thus it was, when Ferdinand Gomez accomplish your object if you will. the Custom House flag, thus showing w~s looking for some one to assist in Your plan is this: First, be industri- that she had been examined and his great enterprise, Don Juan Garza ous and economical. Save as much as pa~sed at La Guayra. was looking for an enterprise to as- possible and spend as little. Pile up the Chic Lawrencevillo p< Then it could not be the Agos~ura. sist. dollars and put them at i,nterest. If you But it was the Agostura. They met, these t'7o, and conferred. follow out these instructions by the Slowly she swung into the dock; the Don Juan was sixty years old, and was time, you reach my age you'll be as rich bustle of landing occupied some lit- shrewd. He desired to know the exact as Croesus and as mean as h~l."~ tle time, and the captain presented his position of the new m-~vement in Vene- Buffalo Commercial. %S Y L~A CRI papers. zuela. Gomez, therefore, sent for his Deh~war0 Not a passenger was on board; no agents, and for Philip o1~ Aragon. While Sailor Poets Wan ted. .DaLr [ I 0 Gomez, no Garza, no Lois, no Philip NOl waiting for them to arrive, Gomez fell An English literary writer says that :New Hav~ of Aragon. violently in love with Lola Garza, who "the time is fully ripe for the advent The invoice was examined. The seal was herself in love with Arthur Med- of a sailor poet and the marine en- ~toa of 'the custom house was genuine. worth, against whom the father had is- gineer poet~ "Whether they write in The work of unloading began. sued his decree. terms of rhyme or no I dare not. A Case after case was brought ashore, Philip and the agents arrived. A virgin field awaits them, a noble In- and by the command of Salvarez brok, meeting was held at Don Juan's house, heritance, maturing for ages. They en open. and it was made apparent to the old can, if they come, utterly refute the The contents of one was a plow, of man that one hundred thousand pea= false and foolish prattle of the arm- another a harrow. ple in Venezuela stood sworn to sup~ chair philosophers and prove trium- So on, until the dock was strewn port Philip of Aragon. The ~prtde and phantly that so far from the romance with agricultural implements. ambition of Don was touched, and poetry of the sea being dead, it Not a gun, not a cartridge, was on Juan He agreed to furnish the arms and am~ has hardly yet been given any ade- board. munition for the enterprise, if Philip quate expression whatever." General Salvarez, his chief officers. Norfolk would agree to a contract in writing Medworth and Tempest, stood on the whereby he bound himself to marry Lawndale, Kan., a town of two dock at Bolivar, and looked at each Lola Garza as soon as the crown of thousand inhabitants, boasts of a pc- (~, ether in chagrin. lice department that has not made a POLAND SPRING HOUSE, M~AINE~ SOme one had blundered terribly. Venezuela was on his head. To this single arrest in the last elghTt years. "It is a trick!" exc]aimad MedworLh, Plflllp assented, and Gomez re.n< JULY LOCAL ITEMS. Mark Wickware is suffering from an A~o~(~ o~R (mvla(mEs. SALE attack of tonsilitus. Rev. Morgan of the M. E. Churel~ Mrs W. Fallis is in Cam this week. Cass City Summer House club has addressed his people on Sunday morn- Look ou~ for the new sporting editor. gone ~o Caseville for the Summer. ing from the ~ext'. "Let us walk by At 2 A/ cks Miss Caral I:Iimelhoch has term'ned the same rule."~Phil. 3:16. :tlis talk • O. K. Janes is home on a ten days C~ss City, ~vlll begin visit. to Caroafter a week's visi~ in town. had speci'.ll reference ~o the "General Rules" of the church which he read Auten and Klump were in Care Herb. Frutchey was in Sebewaing July and close July and Unionville Tuesday on business. during his discourse. He emphasized Wednesday. the importance of a thorough know- Miss May Tyo left for Caseville last This sale will out-rival all former gales as welwill place every $'s worth of Guy Miles, Rochester, was in town ledge of these rules since, in a large goods in our big double store in the sale--all must go. We quote you prices over the Fourth. Saturday for a few weeks with friends. Our prices cannot be lowered by any house in town, be- on some goods to give you an idea of wha~ we are going to give you onthe measure, they constithte the founda- whole stock. W: D. Scho0iey of Saginaw spent the Miss Mollie Annin of Kingston is tion on which the church is built. cause we have besides regular stock Fourth at Cass City, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. Brother- These rules were formulated by the ton. C. E. Poppleton of Birmingham was Wesley brothers in 1739 and have Corsets. Clothing. J.D.Withey moved this week into since been the governing factor in the Our 25c Summer Corsets ...... 19c A lot of $5.00 and $6.00 Suits for $3.50 m town Tuesday on business, his newly purchased property on east Over 3oo Pairs Best 50c Corset ...... 45c church. The Old Testament is tA~e Job lot of Men's and Boys' Suits 2.50 Miss Ora MeKim left Monday for Thh'd Street. field for rules; tim New for deep spir- Anything in our line of $1.00...... 85c Children's Suits ...... 50c ~o 3.00 Detroit, for a two weeks' visit. A lot of Knee Pants, regular 25c Mrs. D. Crawford and son, J6hn, itual principles tha~ govern the soul All our best Prints worth 7c at .... 5c to 35c goods, sizes 4 to 7, at.. 15c We are not the only sufferer paying returned from the Pan-American and direct the life of an earnes~ of Samples All our Skirt Drill, 12½ to 15c, for: .9c Overalls worth 40c at ...... 25~ big laundry bills these ho~ days. Tuesday eveni~]g. christian. Paul does not divorce rules All our 6, 7 and 8c Outing for ...... 5c and you will get the All our 10c Outing for .8c What does the "telephone girl" Mrs. Marion Hubel left for Grand from principles, but teaches us that All our lO, la and15c "f'&Ai&::::.8c ~latsand Caps. know about hammocks? Ask her, Rapids last Tuesday, where she will in a large measure rules of conducb Fine Straw H~ts. half price. J. Roberts of Saginaw spent a few soeud a few weeks withher son. are necessary to the best regulated Seventy-five Wool Hats from 75c " days last weekwith his family here. Mrs. T. ~H. Fritz, accompanied by lives. Such lives as Jonathan Ed- Benefit of Cut Prices Hosiery. to $1.25 at: ...... 50c Miss Coral tlimelhoch of Care was her son, Grant, and daughter, Lucy, wards, Jefferson and Lincoln con- 10 doz. Black Cat worth 15c for...11c Job lot Light Caps worth 25c at 15c formed to certain fundamental rules 5 doz. good 2 for 25e for ...... 10c the guest of friends here this week. went to Oak Bluff last Saturday. Dry Goods and Groceries to correspond. One lot of goods worth 10c for .... 7~c that mapped out life's conduct. Many We handle the Celebrated Carhart Fred Fritz of Care, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. W. Heller were of Jefferson's rules are household Pants andOveralls~best in Am- his cousin, Grant Fritz, at Oak Bluff. called to Shaftsburg on account of the Skirts. I erica. maxims today; "Never put off for to- Job lot Shoes tO close at ¼ off. Walter Clark warbled a few love serious illness of Mr. Heller's mother. morrow what you can do today." 10 White Duck Skirts, $1.25 and ] dittiesqn the music store the other Mr. and Mrs. B. O. Watkins have 1.50, your choice for ...... $1.00 ] 248 pairs regular 10c Cotton Socks, 5c "Never trouble another unnecessar- 25 Demin Skirts, tailor-made I night, returned to tlieir home in Oxford after ily." "Never spend money before it La ng & Janes. $1.25 for ...... 75c I Above is only a sample. Come and Mr. LawrenceLester, an enterprising a pleasant visit here with relatives is earned." "Coun~ ten when angry, 15 black, brocade and plain for...1.25 ] see the record breakers. young, merchant of Capac, visited and lrlends. and if very angry one hundred, before friends here over Sunday. The Ladies Bible Study Union will you speak." "Take all things by the Two Koch's hydraulic operating Ineet at the home of Mrs. B. W. Davis smoo~h handle." A few of Lincoln's chairs grace the barber-shop of Riker on Tuesday, at 2:30 p.m. All interest- maxims were: "Do no~ worry." & Ball. Theyare ~'winners." ed in Bible study are cordially invited. ~'Eat three square meals each day." Patronize ...... ,,,,,,~ , : Mrs Henry Deming entertained her Mrs. E. K. Wickware is visiting her "Say your prayers." "Think of your NHe .... father, J. ~, Crawford and little niece, daughter Eva in Scotsville, Befor:e wife." "Exercise." "Go slow and Thee. Eastan of Oxford on the 4th. returning to Cass City she expects to go easy." '~Stear clear of bilious- ness." Mr. Morgan believes it very Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Striffier and visi6 another daughter, Mrs. Mc Dou gall at Big Rapids. important that the M. :E. Church, Mrs. D.F. Roger, of Argyle, visited with its three millions of members, Clark's craving for sen-sen led him with friends here Sunday and Monday. should follow spiritually ~he rules of to devour a quantity of small squares R~ . It's time for you to buY ~ Jessie Deming left Monday for Kal- conduct which sire has adopted. amazoo, where she has secured a pos- of rubber which he mistook for the N~ ~'~e~a your BINDEI~ TWINE. ~ tmnin the sewing dept. of the asy- above arcticle. Now when you say A~-NOUNC~mNTS. "rubber" Clark turns pale. Rev. Geo. Gl'anl5 will fill the M. E ~ ~"~ We want to remind ~1~,~ "~ and HELLER S BEST : lum. pulpit next Sunday. Tim pastor at Mesdames Stevenson and Dory of The following letters remain un- Clifford preaches here one week from ~ ~ you that we have ~(~. Tuscola, visited Mr. and Mrs. Gee. W. claimed in the P. O. at CassOi~y, Mich. Sunday. ~hey are the best and cheapest winter wheat brands Stevenson of this place over ~he for the week ending July 6, 1901. :Prof. Goodrich of Albion, late can- i .... just what you need at ~ Fourth. Peter Gapnor(2), George Mclntyre, didate for governor on the prohibition on the market. In the feed line we have a complete T. W. Harrison. When calling for state ticket, will speak in the M. E. stock of everything consisting of I~eed, Bran and Mid' Rot Miller, who has been clerking above pleasemention "advertised." Church tlle Ilrst~ Sunday iu August. for druggist Bond for the past few tl. S. Wickware. postmaster. Mr. Goodrich is a great temperance g dlings and Mixed Feeds which we are selling at lowest ! months, returned to his home in Clif- ford Saturday. At the Council meeting last Wed- worker and well worth hearing. cash prices. Cass City is the place to get your milling I Mrs. F. L. Morrison of Minneapolis, nesday night the Remonstrance of Tim W. C. T. U. meets at tile home cas of Mrs. Macomber today (Friday). done. i Mrs. Jas. E. Benne~ of Cheyenne, Wyo., Wm. Spurgeon and thirty others, with At the Presbyterian Church Roy. and Mr. Win. Jackson of Dare, spent reference to the Sanilac ditch was tab- We are meeting Chicago prices. Torbet's Sunday evening sermon on Don't forget this. ~ '[ | the 4th with Mrs. W. Fallis. led. The bond of M. L. Moore, the ~ Give us a call. • ® ¢1 newly elected village treasurer, was "Christian Citizenship" had for its Rev. Morgan left for Lake Orion text, "Our citizenship is in heaven."=- Wednesday. tie hopes to enjoy lake accepted by I. B. Auten and J. S, Mac GW. Arthur as surities. Phil. 3:20. Paul was accustomed to breezes and mosqui los for a few weeks. livingin one place while holding cit- 1 Send us several of the former, brother. Prof. D. H. Kyes has returned from izenship in another. The catholic has HELLEI . 1 Miss Sharlot Brumm, who has been a short trip'to Ypsilantl where he had his Citizenship in Rome wl~ere the 8Iriffler g Mcdermott, Music Director in the Hastings schools plahned to pursue'a course of study pupe isle him the representative of for the past year, arrived here Wed- during the summer. Finding, howev- God. Paul appealed to Rome, but ~~~~'~~~'~ nesday to spend her vacation with her er, that he could nob make satisfact,,ry taugl~t his l'ollowers riley held a high- ..... ' 2 parents, Rev. and Mrs. L. Brumm. arrangement,s with regard to his ore- er citizenship in heaven. Plato held posed course, lie has returned to Cass Pearl Schenck has furnished Ills City and will devote his entire time this same idea 400 years before the dental parlors in the Fritz block, go school interests. christian era. Our allegiance is first Ga, Git oanbr where he is prepared to do first class due tb God. No earthly power has • Hurrah for the work on unsound molars. Mr./ Chas. Robinson, our enterprising tlm right to compel oLedie/lee of lmart Schenck is a graduate of the Univer-] laundryman, has supplied a long felt a~d ~co~seience. We become citizens anb acbine ¢0. sity of Michigan. Jneed by put~lng in a public bath. The of the heavenly kingdom by ~e-birth And for a National Bicycle long-suffering public laas been ~om2 into ~his spiritual realm. To this /15anufacturer9 o[~an0 Dlo~vz, ~¢w ~0. 3 an0 1Ro. ~t4 Dlow, anO ¢a~9 Albert Vogel of GreenleafTownship, pelied go ~oterate tl~e washtub-meBll. kingdol~ we owe~ervice~ ~/uty and recently purchased a portable sawmill ¢ttk~ -~t¢¢l Dl0w~, od of ba~hillg and bac~.door scrubs loyalty, We should defend our faith. The leading wheel of theday. 50 per cent of the wheels ridden in the cities from a Mr. Rorick of Elmer Township. until the hixury Off a go~d bathroom !,,) are Nationals. They are durable, easy running and built on neat lines. On Mr. Vogel expects to place the mill In return we are protected and enjoy We also manufacture Plow Points for all plows, and Slione Boats with @ast or before the above date I will sell a few new wheels to meet Chicago prices upon his farm, and will be prepared Is only a memory. Mr. ~obinson is a certain inalienable rights. Fronts. Give us a call and we will save you money. at $15 spot cash. Have in stock forcustom work this coming fall and nex~public to benefactor, Godliness." for '~Cleanliness is ~" O .o-- winter. AFTER TIIE FOURTH. The fat man dropped heavily into Scb aberer 3Brotberton & 3. "lb. triffler, 4 World for $2500 The Chronicle office Ires been subjec- Mr. Alex. Pieters gave an interest- Wheels ___,__ ~oa tO a protracted bombardment by ing lecture on Korea In the Presbyter- a chair in the hotel ollice and m~,pped Droprietor~. the bald expanse on his cranium with ~he "fellows across the way., The lan Church 'Wednesday evening and Two World wheels at 835, 4 Fletchers at $20, 2 Fletchers at $25, 1 Fletcher at a black bordered handkerchief. "office devil" has been making pies of another on Friday evening. Hd is in $35, 1 Ladies' Yale worth $35 for $27.50. 1 Crescent at $25. a National Tandem The hotel clerk looked a~ his guest worth $75 for $60. :Four can ride as well as two if they understand tlie mount his forms in consequenc of the nerv- the "Student Volunteer. Movement" Call and see it. " sympatheLically. Eo all tbe people. bUS twitchings accasioned by each and by arrangement of Flint Presby- Below we quote you some extremely "Warm ?" he ;~sked Itlrably. explosion. Thus is progress thought- tery will visit the twenty-seven pas- I am now permanentlyloeated in the Foundry building, tu]d am ready to "I'm no Klondyke/" grunted ~he lessly retarded, total charges and spend three days do all kinds of repair work, wood or iron, in the machinist~ line. Boiler work large party. LOW PRICES ON SECOND HAND WHEELS with each. It was unfortunate that a specialty. There was a short silence. hisdate here was at'our greatCele- "Gladthe Fourth is over?" again 1 Vassar wheel at $17.50, 1 Hartford at 813.50, 1 Dell wheel coaster brake at $17.50, 1 Hartford at $12. 1 30-incll wheel at $12 50, 1 Black Hank bration season, otherwise his lectures ventured the clerk. O. @. Dierce. Ladies' second hand wheel at $6.00,1 Ladles' second hand wheel at ~ $57o'50'1 TH. A hr: would have,received the attendance The fat party jumped from his wnee~s ann baggage checked July 4th, day and night,. ' ~" Contractor and Builder. ,I I their merig deserved. chair, purple with rage, and rushed The Chronicle is in receipt of the from the office while the air turned If you intend to build let ms i new Tuscola Co. Directory compiled figure with you. blue and smelled of sulphur. A, A, Hitchcock, Mgr, Dept, by L. E. 3Iorningstar of Care. I~ con- It was not until the next day that B'mycle Flrat Cla~s Work Ouaranteed. tains about 200 pages of names of the the¢lerk learned tha~ his guest of Shop on Pine St. Residence ov- residents of this county, together with er Chronicle office, Cass City. tl~e previous day lind just buried his J~ L, HITCHCOCK & SONS, farm statistics and a large sectional fourth wife and ~hen lie understood. folding map. The directory is veryin. -.~ complete and contains many mis- A~r~PTED SVidn)~. J, w, McLellan spelled names and no~ a few typograpl~- Henry ffacksoni ~ wealthy farmer in ical errors~ Aside from this, the di- Greenleaf township, tmving grown rectory will supply a long-felt need. despondent on aceoun~ of protracted Fashionable Tailor Copies of the same may be secured of ill-health, attempted his own life a XA/E LE D I , Mr. Morningstar for 55c. week ago last Wednesday. About9 ~ McNAIRBLOCK ~'~ ~ CARO, MICH, ~ Eugene Parsellof Flint, the efficient o'clock in the morning he wen~ into Post Office Inspector for this district, his orchard and cut his throat, Fort- , Our Big Sale will last until July 31st. This gives all plenty of time to secure a liberal unately he was discovered by a mem- -N @ share of the great lot of Bargains we are offering. made a hasty call at the local olllce last Friday night. As usual Mr. Par- ber of the family and Dr. Charleston sell came unexpectedly, and as usual was immediately summoned, Mr. found our office in a satisfaitory con- Jackson is 50 years of age with a faro- Our. Annual dltion. Confidentially, - he told a ily of six children. The doctor thinks Chronlcle reporter that the Cass City his life may be saved. N N@ @ Post Office, under "the able manage- A Barllaln. ment of Mr. Wickware, had become gid-Su er :Sale IS a For want of room I will sell my en- one of the nearest and best kept offices in his district. Said he: "Cass ~ City th'e outfit of bicycles at wholesale prices. G.W. GOLF. Winner. ought to be proud of her post-olllice." I will dieerfully respond to telephone calls We believeshe is. Great crowds are taking advantage of the low prices we are giving on our entire stock of Dry since it has been reported that Iam A span of yearling colts. Also a fort~y-acre farm, or will ~rade for vil- Goods. We are bound to clean up,every dollar's worth of Summer Goods regardless of price. interested in the sale of tl~e Schiller lage property. JOHNRENSUSm~, Wei~ 166 Residence 183,3t If you miss this sale, you make a mistake. We mean to do you good. Bear in mind piano, I wish to say that I am in no ]way interested in the sale of any piano farther than to see my pupils ge~ the L I NEP, Sale lasts until July 31. best, and tha~as a music teacher I COLUPIN have been able to buy a first class I¢ATES~Three cents ~ line for each Inser- piano at the wholesale price. I have tion. ~- [] been repeatedly offered a commission For sale--1 Bay Mare, Driver. 2 Driving to recommend cheaply made pianos, Carts, 1 Buggy, 2 Stngle Ilarnesses, lcultiva- whicli I have always refused to tot. 1 I ) low. 1 2nd. hand Osborn Mower, cheap. The Chronicle and Det olt, Journal, [ do. I do recommend the piano I have A.A. IIitchcheoclc purchased, because I beleive it is su- FOR SE RVIOE, A thoroughbred Berkshire rWeather BROS. perior to any I have ever seen offered Boar, pedigree and registered, has taken first Semi=Weekly, both one year for $1.65 premium at three different fairs. W. C Janks. for sale in the city.. F. LENZNER. 6 28 if.

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