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Vol. Xli-No. 30 Mason, Mici-L, Thurbday, July 27, 1899

Vol. Xli-No. 30 Mason, Mici-L, Thurbday, July 27, 1899

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VOL. XLI-NO. 30 MASON, MICI-L, THURBDAY, JULY 27, 1899. WHOLE NO. 3014.

Tlioaeiiil and $1.2.5 O.xfords lu-e only Work on the third degree at Masonic / Opening IJall Game. ,^ Farmers' riciiic. Cliureli anil Society, 77.]u at Jirowii Bros. Speciiil siilo SaL- hall next Wednesday evening, August '' The Mason J^aae Jiall Association iimiii (!i rsCv^J tm / A farmers' harvest picnic under the Presbyterian church-Andrew S. I iiuday. 2, Jlefreshiuents, has just completed a base liall park •'auspices of tlin Ingham county farm­ Zimmerman, pastor, EntorocI iil tlio roalolllco, WuKon, Gerald T. Sitiitli of Lndinctoii liaa and 'have tlie beat ball ground in the ers'club will be held at tlie Agricul- Thursday—4 p. m., Y. P. S, C. E. Raymond reiialrs bicycles. * us Hucoiul-cliia8 inalliir been engaged as principal of the Lan­ county. 'I'he lirat game under the lutal College on Friday August 11. 7;30 p. m., Prayermeellng. 8:30-Teach- present management will ba played f ubllaliod Every Tliiirwliiy by sing schools for the comingyeai'. ~ There ia no place lu Alicliigau where ers meeting. People buying goods genorall .y K" hy the Mason i\nd Jackson teams at there are more pleaaurable attractions .Sunday, lO;."!), preacliiiig service. 12 CAMPBELL & ROSE. Mrs. L. C. Wehh eniertalnud a coni- where they can find llie best and lar­ llie Fair groiiiula, Mason, Friday after­ lo bo seen tliaii at our own Agricultu­ m., Sunday school. (>;,S0 p. m.. En­ paiiy of lady friends lasL.iSaUirduy iil'lor- gest selection. That is why Brown noon, July 2Sth at threes o'olnclc. ral college—the beat, the most com­ deavor Society, 7:30 preaching, iioon in honor of her sister, Mrs, VV, M. Bros, sell the most shoes. \Oomu and see the best game you prehensive of its kind in the world. 9no y«r, (1.00; >ix monllii, SO conli; lhr«t C«in|)hell. M, E. ohiircli—W. J. Wilson, paator. montha, 35 conti—in idvanct. Brown Bros, would like that acci;, have witnessed this year. Every farmer has a right to be proud Music liy tlio Mason City Band. of this grand institution. Sunday morning aerviees ut 10;30, Ji'nll particulars concerning tlie ex- you owe them. Sabbath school at 11:45, D, E.. ADVERTISING RATES. Admission locenta. Grandstand free. Parlies going hy rail can take the cnr.sion to Detroit to he given hy the Watta, Supl. OuradvorllslUKraloa made IcnownaloUloo The city liaa purclmaed the lots just street cars near the Lanaing depot and B;iBliiosHoivrdH81 a Hue per yoar. M. K. cliiircli society will appear in Ejiwortli league at 0:30 p. in. west of the depot and between Ash a few minutes ride will land them on BunlnoHHlooalsdvo 00111« per Una each and next week's issue. Aljout Grand Leilgo Kxcur.sioii. Evening services at 7:30. ovory Irisortlon. and Maple streets, and the citi/.eiia In the college grounds, M:arrla!,'o,l)lrlli,ai]d doatli notloOR free, Ill our report of the death of ,TaineH that vicinity have contributed ISIOO to­ An improniplu iirograni of sports It is expected that the Lansing con­ liaptlat—Arthur F. White, paator. Obituary iiolloon, roHoliillons of roepool Wasper last week his age was stated wards beautifying the grounds for a oarUfl ofUianks olo., (Wo oonlB a lino. last year was so thoroughly enjoyed tingent to the club will enliven the Tluiraday-Midweek prayerservice as 2ti. 'J'liis was an error, his age be­ public park. that a committee conaiating of F. E. occasion with short flights of oil-hand at 7:30, ing 21 last January. Miss Lottie Butler, of NcM'aygo, Mills,li;, A, Tyler and W, B. Kelclium oratory. Pros. Snyder will make an Sunday—Morning service at 10:30. IJusiiioss Cards. Who i.s your druggist'? May we not MIoh., ami Frank L. Wright, travel­ has been appointed thia year who have address of welcome. It is t;x|iected Sunday school at]2ni. B. Y, P. U. lirepared the program given below, at 0:30, Evening service at 7:30, serve you? We strive to please. ing representative of the Ulucago lie- that the farmers generally will avail AT'I'OKNKYS. cord, were united in marriiige In this It ia hoped that the different Sunday themselves of this oppiirtunlty for a / H. H, J3RAJJLEY&C'O, scliools will get plenty of contestants day's outing and pleasure. Further There will be a thimble party at UAWTON T. HEMANS, city yesterday. 'JMie bride is a daugh­ M rs. A. A. Howard's on Friday after­ A rate of one fair for the round trip ter of ,Tos, Butler of the Hotel Butler, ready to enter and win either the blue, notice later. TTORNEY ANU COUNSISLOE AT red or white ribbons which will be noon from two o'clock until five. law. Ollico over Plr«l Slate auU Sav- has been granted on tlie railroads for Newaygo, IngRbanlcA , VlaHoii, Ml oh. distances within 50 miles of Mason given to the wiuiitrat tlie close of eacii The L. A, S. of Eden will give an during the street fair. • E. B. Ourry, while at work on L. contest. Buying in the best market and sell­ Ice cream aocial in the Park Saturday K. iSaiulorH, Altoniuy-at Law, jMason, ,r. Acker's house in the second ward, ing at lowest prices is wiiy Brown evening, July 29. Everybody cordially Mluli, Tlie NIp-and-Tucks played a jilcked- Standing broad Jump, nion, G, yesterday, fell LS feet from a scadold. •Slandlng broad Jiiinp, boys of HI or under. Broa, aell the most shoes. * invited. 3^E0. 11. UUjIjEHl'ilS, alLornoy at law, at iip nine of large hoys a game of ball He was lirouglitto Dr. Freeland's of­ Uunnlug broad Jiiiiii), men. RIa.soii, Mlcli, yesterday. Score hS and ]i) in favor fice wliere it was found tliat lioth an­ Running broad Jump, boys of HI or iiildor. Tlie ladles'aid of Eden will meet at G .Standing liop..step.aiid-Jump, men. Mn.S(in Kiiiglils Victorldus. of former—eleven innings at thai! kles were badly bruised, the right an­ the home of Mra. G. M. Smith Wed- T EW18 n. MOARTHUR, AUonioy at Running hoii-ste|)-iuul'juinp, nion. Fully 125 Mason jieople went to neaday afternoon, August 2, The Jj Law, Mason, Mich. Dr. Tliomaa Is making inaiiy kle sullering most, The injury is Running race, boys of 12 or uiulor. gentlemen are invited. changes and improvements about liie such that recovery will be slow'. Running raco, boys of 13 to HI, Lansing last Tliursday afternoon to UGH IS, ROOT, Atloniuy and ComiHolor Running high jump. witness tlie third game of base liall be­ grounds at the residence properly Reports of the Christian Endeavor at law. OlUooovor li'lrstSlalo audSiiv- lloat race, boys of I'i or under. tween liieK. of P. iiall teams of the H which he recenlly purchased at corner Hoal race, boys of HI to IC, convention at Detroit will bo giyeu 1!.(,'« hank. Mason, Mi oh ^ lilyl two cities, and they were well paid for of Main and Oak streets. Itcal l!;slntc Traiisfftrs. Boat race, ladles, next Sunday evening at the Presby­ S. A VERY, allornny at law. Olllcuop- Tlie following transfers hayo lieen lloat race, men. tiielr visit, poHllo Hudson lloiiBC, LaiisInK, Mich. At the inceling of the supreme tent, Tub I'lico, boys. terian church by Miss Nina Bristol, E recorded In tlie olllce of the register of Tub race, men. Shaw and l!]dgar formed the battery JCiiights of the Maeabees, at Port Hur­ L, VV. Mills Jr. audTed Walter. Q. A. SMITH. O. .7. 11001). deeds for Ingham county, for the week Swimming race, free-for-all. lor Mason and Spoor and Frlbley for on lasj week, a new odice, tliat of su­ Quoit pllcbuig. Lanaing. Rev. Wilson gave an interesting MITH & MOOD, Attorno.VH and CouiiBOlors. ending July 22, ]8I)(), where consider­ lilsoull eating contest, boys. Kooins 17, ISand 10, old P, 0. lilds, Lanslnt,'. preme advisor, was created and Maj. ation is tM) or over: All the players did well. Dr. Hen­ account of a visit lo tlio Apostlb S N. y. Boyntcni elected to the position. Watch out for Capt. Snook who won WasliliiKlon L. Aiidrow.s and wf lo derson dlatlngulslied hiinaelf with a Islands, in Lake Superior, which he •JTIUED A, ALMON, attorney at law, atcouii- the boat race last year. three base hit and a reniarkaliiy bril­ saw during Ids recent trip, to liia peo­ ty clurk's odlco. Mason, Mlcli. Miss Je.ssie Merrylees entertained (Jluuies I,. Aiidruw.s, wMlotS, blkl3. Wllllamsloii 8 ,300 liant run and catch of an apparently ple at the M. E. church Sunday even­ her ftlasoii friends with a lawn party, Cyreneus 1'. Bliuikand wfto l,oslor S. PlIYNliilANM. at her. home last Thursday evening,^ Hud.son and wf, o 22 ftof w CO It of lol We buy goods from.the largest and safe hit to center. Humphrey also ing. found the ball at a time when there .Light refreshments were served by' 12. hlk »•!. I.,aiisliif,' 2500 best niaiiufactiirors and for cash. A very interesting W. C. T. U. • CHAS. G. JENKINS. M D. Chrlslliin Uutoluinsl to Olinvles G. line. That's why we underaell amall dealers* were two men on bases and "and lined Miss Merryleoa' small cousins, the (,'or, lot II) and si^ of l.l, lot 1, BallartrB meeting was held July 14 at tho home HOMEOPATH PI1Y,STC1AN ANh .SUHGKON. Misses J<'aniiie and Dot Townsend and add, LiULSln^' OOO her out" for three bags. Afterlheaec- ond inning it was apparent that Mason of I. H. Field. The next meeting will Special attention givon to Hyo, Ear, Noso Master Prescott Huntington. Union Trust .fclSavhiKS Hank toAlloo Poiirtli Matinee. be wltii Mra. S. C. Parker next Friday and Throat DLneascH; dlsoases of Women A. Uuiihain, part ol lot G and 0'/^ oflol had the game well in hand and al­ 'and Kuclal Diseases. Four times tlie largest stock of new, 5 and lot 1 oxaept o do ft. hlk O.LaiisliiR 5000 A large crowd waa in the grand though the Lansing Kniglits played afternoon at three o'clock. Every­ Ori'ICli IN NllAll llf.K., HUH. I lo 5 ,1 7 to !) p.m. T. 0. Uornnll to George H. Hudson, and stand last Friday afternoon when body invited to attend. up-to-date footwear ever carried by wf, all of tho w'/i of nwM sen 20 lyhiK n ball all the time lliey were up against GERTRUDE D, CAMPBELL, M. D. any slioe house in Mason, That's of railroad, al.so 10 a on w^ of sec 20, Starter A. 0. DuBois, of Leslie, tapped a hard team. Tiie county W. C. T. U, held a gos­ why we undersell and iilease our cus­ Meridian IfiOO the bell mid called up the horsea for There was considerable "guying" pel and flower mission service at the nHY.SICIAN AND SURGEON. OKKIOE Anna .S. Cornidl lo .Slenlien S. Coruoll, the great free-for-all, the lirst race of X ' over McOrnsson's drnf; slnre, .M i)son. tomers, , BROWN BROS. lots 15 and 10, (Jollogovlllo 188 and "kicking" but all waa of a good county house last Thursday afternoon ^OlMco hours 8 a. m. lo 0 a. ni. ii t() -I and 7 to S GeorKO M. Dayton and wl lo Flora B, the fourth matinee of the Maaou Driv­ Eev, A. S. Zimmerman and family natured kind and the best of feeling at 2:30, Mason, Williamston and two p.m. Uoumry and town, calls pruinpily al- Colunian lotal., ueMaeoSand w!4 of ing Club. prevailed. Lansing unions being represented. teiulc'd. are to pass their vacation in a novel seWaeoS, l.ooke lOOOO Five good trottera and pacers answer- and original way. Having secured a Louis M. Russell to James A. llawley, After the game tiie Mason team Addresses were made by Col. L, H, R. FRANK E. THOMAS, PHYSICIAN lot 21, bik 3, Leslie 500 to tlie call of the bell Willi Baron W covered wagon in which to live, they was banqueted at the Downey House, Ives and Rev, White of Mason and D and surtjoon. Olllcoovur Wobh l^' Ii> ,I. Gir.rjAM, AUUTIONKER. Sells all Rev, A. S, Zlnimerm'an, Deceased card and proved to be a hot one from M. 0. R. R., freighton oar coal 810 03 rusty nails, insect stings ana ivy pois­ certain cases, especially at the ex­ . kinds of personal nroporty. was born in Busliville, Fairfield coun­ start to tlnisli. Miiia, a Greenback ,)iis. Dean and men on .stroels 71 33 oning—quickly healed iiy DeWitt's T,1 yr. p. White Oak, Michigan. treme margin of the ice sheet, these ty, Ohio, July 4, 1828. She waa mar­ mare, driven by John Noxon and Lit­ Fi-ed Wilcox, M nights iiB watciiinau 17 50 Witch Hazel Salve, Posliveiy pre­ valleys or tunnels would be more or Jas. Dean and mori on sewer 0 50 RAYMOND* SON, Dealers In general ried lo Silas Reedy in February, 1817, tle Ned, driven by C. W, VaiiEtteu, MuBon Water Works, water for Maple vents blood poisoning. Beware of less choked with grayel swept Into R.hardware, paints, oils and farmers' sup- he dying in February, 1878. Mrs. battled for first lionors. Mlna won Grove Cemetery Ifi 00 counterfeits. "DeWitt's" is safe and., piles, Malnatroet.MiiBon.Mloh, 1730yl, them by Uie water. Tlien when the R. Raymond & Son, supplies cemetery... 3 -15 Reedy came to Michigan in 1880, after four hard heats. Following ia sure. Longyear Bros. * rest of the lee melted away, the places Campboll .% Rose, printing for city , 10 'ii where slie haa since resided. She result: A, BARNES, Insurance and OoUeotlon of these old valleys in the ice were I, W, Fields, freight and drajlng lor , Agent, Money to loan. Offloo at resl- leaves aix Suns, three daughtera and Norma, oh m, by Baron W, 4 •! 3 -1 1 the olnctrlo light works 172 Jdouoe. Mason. an aged sister to mourn her loss. marked by ridges of gravel, whlcli • Levi .Swan, Mason Rastnur, Currau it Blllett, electric sup­ Excursion to Niagara Falls, N. y,„ plies- 25 00 when it was no longer confined be­ Mlua, b in, by Greebacks 1 1 -1 2 1 Alexandria Kay and the BARLE,. DEALER IN HEAVY Six cents alive for hens; 8c for young tween ice walls would fall down in a John Noxon, Mason Turner Brass Co.,eloctrlo supplies is 50 'jr and Shalf Hardware Maple Ht,, Mason, Polly B.,bm, by Will Carlolon 5 5 dr H, M. Loutl .Sc Co,, cedar poles, electric Thousand Islands, chicks every day. When more con­ slope about as steep as possible, light works 217 OS venient inquire of Blackwood Wright, Little Nod S 2 1 1 2 Aug. 3, 189!). Accordingly we find tiiat these II. H. Dakin, Wllllamstou Eleolilo AppllanooOo„eleolrlo supplios 18 37 Battle Crook Steam Co,, electi'lc and in Mason. 2* J. G. DEAN. ridges which were once valleys and re­ Prank B., bg, byA.nx 3 S 2 3 3 Passengers leave at 1:40 p. m, Aug, 3. Time 1:19,1:18, l:20w, l:20'/i, l:K!i/,. water supplies i'O 00 MICHIGAN (TENTPAL Capt. William Aator Chauler, Con­ mind us of the Scripture "every valley W. L. Clark, printing for city 1 05 Fare for round trip to Niagara Falls The Farmers' race was a good one I,W, Fields, freight and draylng for wa­ " The Niaaara Falls Route." gressman from New York, is tlie pres­ shall be exhalted," run winding about $4.50, Return limit Aug, 17, Alex­ ident of the New York Star, which and waa won easily by Little Ned. ter works 2 12 andria Bay, round trip, $11, Return SOUiaWARD, like a river valley but in a general way Campboll & Rose, printing for water Is giving away a forty dollar bicycle at right angles wltn the moraine—that Following is result: works 0 80 limit, Aug, 17, a, m- p. m. p. m. daily, as offered by tlieir advertisement is, bowlder clay ridges wlilch mark IFAUMBIJS' HACK On motion the report of finance Mason , 0:50 IMO 0:50 in another column, Hon. Amos J, the positions where the ice front tar­ LltUeNea, brg, J. Roylo 1 1 . WM 2l30 10;oO committee was accepted uud adopted, Siiccial Excursion to Jackson, July 29, iTackaon Cummings, M. C, Col. Asa Bird Gard­ ried. These ridge gravels are in de- Sister Green, D in, W. Fier 2 2 Detroit 5:80 p.m. 5:30 7:15 a m. George D, A. Darling 3 3 On motion the council adjourned Special train will leave Mason at , 0:05 8165 B:30 ner, District Attorney of New York, maud by railroads' for ballast, and Charley, b m, T. H. Lyon 4 i Ohloago ex-Governor Hogg, of Texas, and Col. Jubo, g m, wllliaMis 6 6 one week. 11:45 a. m., July 29, fare for round trip very frequently furnish the best road A. P. MEITAN, City Clerk. NORTHWARD, Fred Feigi, of New York, are among gravels,—Lansing Journal, Time 1:30, 1:2*% 50 cents. Relinn on regular trains not the well known names in Ihelr board BICYCLE RACES not later than No. 71 leaving Jackson, a. m. n. m. p, m,| Mason 7:50 12:21 of directors. tf In the mile open bicycle race 10 MASON, MICK., July 24, '99. 7:00 a. m., July 31. Lauslng 8:12 0:00 There will be a harvest picnic at the Dream Caused the Arrest, started and it was a good race until the Owosso fl;^ Ar. I ;50 p, m. 7:15 Council met and was called to order SO-A«rc r.-iriii fur Nalo. 3:12 8:-lrt grove of Artz Bros,, in Bunkerhlll riders entered the home stretch of the Saginaw 10:.'i3 Junes, 1899, Mrs. Margaret Rohr- by Mayor Hemans. Five and one-half miles northoustof Eatoa - Bay City 11:10 !):20 Weduesday,Auguat 2(1,1899, under the laslhulf when accident occurred which Present Aid. Bemeut, Call, Eck- Mackinaw.. 7:15 p,ni 7:00 a in :00 a in bacher of Collegeville and her father, Rapids, in Aurellus township, fair buildings, auspices of the Catholic Asaociatlon of John Hasbrnuck were arrested for the will lay some of the riders up for a harl. Smith, Randall and Ward, 72 acres und-r plow,good orchard,good well,. Inquire of WM. S. MILLBII, North Aurellus, 0. W, RUGGLES, Bunkerhiil. Speaking uud amuse­ larceny of $100. The cliarges being time. One of the riders tried lo pass Minutes of last meeting read and Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Afcent. Ohlcag*. ments, and a general good time. Sen­ another but did not swing; out fur SYt miles west ol Mason. tf . D. STANTON, Ticket Agent, Masen. made by David Dutcher, grandfather approved. ator Geo. F. Monaghan of Detroit and of Mrs. Rohrbacher and faiber-lu-law enough and us a result caught the The flnance committee reported the Lawton T. Hemaus of Mason will de­ wheel of the rider behind him and a F*riiiorM MliuilN. of Mr, Hasbrouck. Pie dreamed that following claims and recommended Check room for bicycles, boot and shoe re New AdvortiMonioiitit till* Week. liver the addresses and there will also Mrs, Rohrbacher took the money and general pile up followed. their allowance, pair shop, south aide public square, two Prices Like tho Weather—Mills Dry Goods Co be u flue literary program, A good toconQrm the dream, his son, Geo. Holmes and McCarrick ot Lansing FUzslmmons Nursery Co., potted doors east of Levorott's grocery and feed Catching FlloB—Longyear Bros. band will be in attendance. Dinner Dutcher claimed to have an interview and Dixon of Williamston received plants 5 00 store. JoiiNF, WlLKiNS, Mason, Mich. Greater than all Other Salofl—0, A.rarkhnrst will be served at 25 cents. the mostsevere injuries. Holmes had Prod Wilcox, 7 nights as watchman 8 75 Look and Head Prices—Geo, Leverelt, with a Mrs. May, a clairvoyant in W, W. Root, medical attendance, order Lauslng who described the parties 'a large gash cut on his head and one neiil £

,-'j 1 liEAYES THE CA BINET DEWEY REACHES TRIESTE. HIS DEATH WAS SUDDEN, THE PEACE CONFERENCE. ADOPT ARBITRATION PLAN, DYNAMITE IS USED. Vlii- Ailmlrjil (ilvi'ii ii Il<'iii'l.v Wol- C(»l. Itoherl G. liiK'ei'.soll PIIS.HOH A^va>' Iiiiliiii'liiiU Aclinn IH 'rtikcii n( I''rl' Ciimiiillli'4'iif I'cnci'Ciiiircri'iK'i'l'usHt'n DiiniMK'c Dune Id.Strcrl lliillwiiy I'mp* cdiiii- ii> Cll.v—.'HiiilsdM' lliirrls 111 Ills lioiiii' Sviif Diililis ilu}''s Sirssioii of (lie lliiilyitt tiiL' ^li'iimii'i—'I'lii' (.liiiiK'rcsK criy 111 Cleri'lniHl—.Slliiiilioii Secretary of War Alger Tenders His Vlsila t)iL- Oljini'lii. The lliiK'ui'. Siioii III Olosv. ill .VL'»V Voi'k, Resignation to the President. Trioslo, Aiistriii, July :JI, — The A'ow "I'ork, .liily 2:^.—Col. lioberl, G. The Hague, July 22,—llaroii De fitaal The Diigiie, July 21,—Tlie third com­ Cleveland, 0., July 22.—A dynamite Uiiilod SLiitcs LTiiisiM' Olyiiipiii, wilh Ingersoll died at. his liume, \Valslon-on- ]iresided at the plenary session of the mittee of the internalioual peace con­ bomb was thrown upon (lie roof of the international peace congress l''ridny, lo AVIII rriilinhlj' lliTcimi- iOIVccI I v« thf Adiiiiriil IJewi'y on boiird, an-ivt'd here llud.son, near Dobbs J'\!rry, P'riday, ference held a session Saturday under nig Consolidated Street t!ailway com­ jilace Ihe linal seal upon the labors of Kli'.sl iif Aii«iisl—TlioiiKl" Aii- Thiir.-iilay iiioriiiny. Jlis death was sudden and iiiie.\|iccted, the iiresidcncy of Leon lloiirgeois, of pany's barn at Lake View at three tlie lirsl eommitloe. The tirst point of IliMimliMl 11 Is :i Siiiprlsc Admiral Dewuy's si'iM-i'lary said to and rosidlcd from heart, disease, from the l''rencli delegation, and adopted o'eloclc Friday morning. .A.jagged hole M, K'arnebeck's rejiort dealing witli pro- nt I'l'fSiMil. till' pri'ss t'orrL'S|iaml(Mil lici'i' thai llio which he siill'ered since l.Silli. In that article 1) as modilicd. 'J'he article two feet .square was torn in the roof. hiliilioii of dropping explosives from passiif^'i' (d! till' ()lyrii])iii I'rom I'lirl Said year, diiriiiy the n'piibliean national reads: A \V!idc Park avenue car which stood convention, he was taken ill mid liaiT to balloons was unaniinoiisly agreed lo. "In Inlprnallnnni dl.spiites liivolvInK directly bencatli the liole was also NVa.>liinglcin,,lnl,y UO. — Sf(M-i't;iry AI- was a pliNisaiil (iiii'. The Olynipiawill rcMuaiii here alidiil two woi'ks. relnrii hiuiie. l.le never fully recovered 'the second poiiu, prohiliilioii of llio neither eonntry'.i honor nor esseiiiiiii iii- wreelccd, Hie roof of the car being torn •giTOii \Vi.;(liH'sda.v U'lidi'i'i-tl l(i t lie |ir(>s- loresls arlsliiK from u diver,i,'ence of opin­ from llie a.l.lack of heart disease, mid use of asphyxiating projeclili's, was olV liy tho explosive. jilciii, his ri'sii^iKiliiJii (if llii' wiir |ii)r(- Admiral Drwey's hciiltli is . ion on points of tact, tin; slKaatory powers was under the care of |iliysiidans eoii- agreed to liy all except the United I'oliii. 'I'lii' i'l'sinniiUdM will lici'cinuM'f- He has mil deeided wlii.'tlier he will f>o iliieni It advlsahle iliat parlies wdiieli are 't'lie wildest CNcilement prevailed atmilly. l''or the Inst, three days M"r, Slalesand Ureal l.irilain, whose alisteu- iiiialde lo :iKree hy diploiiiatie iiieaas sluHl ('i'i!li\r Aiij^'iisl 1, lliiiiifili il \v:is Icii- lo (Jarlsliad, as had been aiiDiiimeed, among the men in the barn. The ex- Inyi'i'soll has not. Iiceii feidiiif^' well. tion nullilies ihe agreement of tha InsHtnle, HO Car as eiroiiniHlaiiees •will per­ <.li'rcil '•ill I lie |ilc:isiji'i' 111' 1 lie |ii'i'.siileiil," but il is lint, iiniliabli'thai he will do so. mit, an iiiternalioniil Inquiry, wdicse duty ]ilosion was lieard for blocks and hun­ There, was not even n sig'li or a e-roan as others. tii)K.si|i lins lic'/^'iiii iili'i'iiily lis to liis siic- Tho admiral intenils lo visit. Meima. It sliall be 10 t'aidliial,' tin,' solution of these dreds of people were nttracted to the deiilli eaiiie. Doelors were liaslily The thiril point, \vliicli relates to ex­ ilispute.s hy chiariiiK up Hie i|in.,sHons of scene. No one was in.jured. The iden- ci-'.ss(ii', hill il, is eiilii'i'l.v s|ii'i'iilaliv(,', for I'poii her ari'ival here the (llympiii laet iij- means of an Imparlial, eoaselon- called, but, I heir verdict was ibat death panding bullets, occupied the lua.ior iily of the perpelralors of the outrage 111)1 wil hsiaiidiiiy the reporls thai All fired a, salute of .'.'I •cuus, whiidi was re- tloiis exainlnailon," had come iiislaiilly. part of the sitting, owdng lo the ques­ is not known. Alifei' would nut loiii;' eoiiliniie at the j iiinieil from llie fori and four .\iislTiaii .•\flin' adopting article !) and passing lilrs. Ine'crsol! was Ihe only person in tion of the dumdum bullet used by ihu .Anatteinpt Wiisalsoinade lo lilow up a head of Ihe war di.'pai'l lueiil his actual laud one (Ireel; warship siibseipieutly the second reading of the live articles the I wilh )iim when he died. Death Itritish army. Sir Julian I'aiinccfol'e ex­ street ear with dynnmite at 0:;!0 o'dodc rcsin'iialion eauie suddenly anil unex- Admiral Dewey received visits froiij dealing wilh cominissions of inquiry pressed ri'grct thattlui plenary session friday,evening. 'I'he cai' was on I'luclid ])eel(,'dly. That it \vould eoiue by the llic porl aiilhorilies, Ihc i;iiilc!i| Slates the ciininiillce ndopled, with' sligb'l had liec'ii so suddenly suinnioned, as Ihu avenue, returning lo the Lake ^'iew • t'ud of the year was f^-eiierally bidievi.'d, minister lo Aiislria, j\fi'. .Addison Har­ verbal modiliealions, arlidcs lilt to hfi Lritish goveriimenl had inteiidiMl to liarns, when a terrific explosion oc­ but so lil tie was il ex peeled at I his lii lie ris, and Hie si a 11' of I he lojj'atiou and llie of the arbilralion sclieme and then make a. statement regarding Ihe dum­ curred niiiier the wheels nt Aiinaiidale (hat siHiie of the eabiiiet ollieers when eiiiisiils of till' I'111 led Stales in .\ list ria. adopted the schcuu' as a whole, liriiig- dum bullet. The cnuferemr iigrced to avenue, iqiposile t lie residence of lliuiry llie iii.'ws lii'sl beeanie piililie were iii- The forcie'ii rousiils were received liy ing the laborsof llic coinmillec loasuc- leave the niiiuites of the session open A. I'^vcrett,, presiediil of the' ItigConsoli- eliiied lo rej^'ard I lu' aiiiiouiic'emeiil as .\dmiral llewcy on board the Olyinpia ei:ssfiil condnsion. for the insertion of the tirilish state- duted Unilway eoin|iany. Tlie car was lirem.'il lire, llie aiiiiiioiiceiiieiil that II .'liiriny the forenoon. meiil. The coniinillcc will meet forniallyoii nearly jolled from the Iraclt, but was was aeiiially in baud eomiiif^' lo t lipiu in j Trieste, .liily UU.—The I'niled Slates Air. Andrew D. White, the head of tho 'Tuesday next to read the niiiiiilc'sof not slopped. The half dozen passen­ i lie iial lire of a surprise. niinislcr lo .\ ustria-lluui^'ary, Mr. Har­ United Slates dch^gatiiin, then made an its jiriu'eedings and afterward a plen­ gers on board were badly frightened, Tlir ItesiK'iin I toll nil il-Ai'cepdi iicc, ris, i^-ave a banijiKd at iiie'lit, at Ihe impiirlani speech in opposition 10 pro- ary ineding of tlu' conferc • will bc^ lint none of Iheni was injured, .\oliariii AVasliiii,n'1ou, ,)illy 2\,—Secretary .Al­ Mnlid lie ba. N'ille in lioiior of Ailininil liibilion of sneh bullets as the dum­ held for the linal acceptance of the ar­ was sustained liy the. ear, and il pro­ ger has receiver! friiiu the president a Dewey. Tlie i;'iiesls were limited lo ;;,i dum. .Mr. ^VIlite's argiimeiils iniiile a, bitration sclicme. The entire proceed­ ceeded on its journey, 'There is no clew and ineliiderl ollieers of Ihe lu'iiiser great impression upon the delegates, ings arc cxpcdcil lo be broughl to an to tlie perpelratcii'S. Dlyinpia, lueiiibers of tlio I'liilcil Slates especially when he explained that the ciiil by the latter part of this wei'l;, .New York, ,Inly 22,— In the boroughs leealioii and .\iiierie,Mii consuls lo .A iis- adoption of I lie proposal, as snbmilled, 'I'he Icdinical ddegales are iilready of .Manhntlaii and Hrooklyn t^riday llie Iria-lliiiii^iiry. The alTnir was strictly would nol prevent the use of aniilhcr leaving. strike situation, geni'i-ally speaking, re­ private. bullet, which bad already been invent­ mained iiiudiangcd. On Almihal Ian is­ ed, and which would attain Ihe siinie AWFUL REVENGE. land cars oil all Ihe lines of the .Mel ro- A HEAVY SHORTAGE. end as llie ilninduni, but in a more ennd politan syslein were run on ]iraclically Tlii'i'c Xi'Ki'iii's l.yiii'iii'd 111 (iciirKlji- manner. The new missile, Mr. White the usual headway, and al night the 'l'>vi) Arc .Seiiliii'il .Vflcr II,.'- (U'liier SecrctMr.\' ol' Oliiea^i'o Itoliril tN(:;ioiisoi.,L, said, was oiilside the speeilic di'linil icnis cars on Recoiid, Sixth and I'lighth ave­ of I'.'du I'll II (III II Di'l'uul tei* Id Hill of the present proposal. lii;;' .SimI. nues were under police protedion, al- lO.vlciil of ^IM,.-.!!!), came lo him as lie had recently ex­ Cant. Cro/.ier, Ihe military iiiembcrof lliough tlie claim is iiinde liy the com­ pressed di'sire it slioiild. lie often in tho United Slales delegalion, proposed .I'.niiiliridge, (ill., ,iiily 21.—'riircc ne­ pany that there is no hing'cr iln,^' neces­ Chien.i^o, ,luly 111.--William A. K. fini- old liiiu's said he wished to die sliv.vly, as a siibstilule the following: groes \vcre lynchcil during Saturday sity even for this. liani, e.x-school a;;'enl, clerk and secre- with a full consciousness, so he niighl niglil near SnlVold, (hi., and tin ib is "Tile use of l)iillrt,.i shniild lii, nrnliiliiied lary of Ihe lioard of cdiiealion, isasidf- tell lliose about iiiiii bow it fell. Ile- which iiilllct nnaeecisarlly eniel wound,'! buiiliiig for live more who are lidicvcd EPWORTH LEAGUERS. confessed did'nidler in the sum of,$;!•!,- (•eiilly he c.xpcrieiiccd a change of de­ such ns explosive Inilli'is, and in H-tiii^i-;ii to hinc been members of a gang Hint "jilil. I'osilive ]ii'oof of sliorla.o'e was every kind of liiilhu fxeeedlii'.,' i|i,'' limits sire Iodic paiiilessl.y and wil bout warn­ iiei^i.^s.-iary 10 put a man imniudiaioly liors robbed ,1, |.;, Oglctrce. agent id' the i Crowd 'I'lirir 'i'fiH :iiul Tout] iii.soiiN discovered Tuesday, loo-clhcr wiili a ing, du eomliat," I'liiut, syslein at SalVohl, Thursday Hnll ]il 111(1 iiiiia |)ol i.s—.\i.>\t leller left, liy (irahaiii nut horiziiiH' Ihe niglil, aflerwaril liindiiig him and as­ Itoiiei'l ('In,en la.u'ersoll was horn al llrc'i- .A long (lisciission ensued as lo whet li- conveyance, of all Ids |iropcriy for tlie deii, iV, V,, AilKiisl 11, ISM;;. Ills falher was sault ing bis wife in his prcseiiec. Since cr a, vole should lie laken upon Ihe ])iirpose of li(|ui(lat ill"' l.hc shorlaoe. a "t.!on.t;rej;atloiial elei'Kyman. W'iieii I'.oli- the criiuc was coiiiuiitled hunliiig par­ TUJ.S.SKl^f- A. AI,GI':i'!. eri was ten years old Ihe family moved 10 original proposal of Capi. Croy.ier's. Indianapolis, Did., .Inly 21.—The The ex-secretary left, Ihe eil.v. and ties have liceii out in search of ibe Illinois, where his lioyliood was speni. The latter was liiially chosen lo h,. opening session of the internal ioual Id ler, aeceplinii- his residua I ion lo lal;e iii.';enls of his bondsnum, I hi.- .N'a- .•\fler suiilyln.4- law lie lie,i,'a n Hie pracHeu guilty negroes. Oiic of the negroes np- voted upon. Sir.liilinii 1' icd'olc an­ eoin'ciiliiin of I lie l'lp\V(ii'tli league, con- elVei'l .\ii;'-iisl 1. l,ioiial Surely eompiiny. I,be Xew Voj'k of Hie prol'csslon at Shawnei^town wlili his pearcd a I. an old da rkey's lint near llriii- dueled simiillaiicoiisl.\' Thursday in broilicr I'llieii, who arii,rward Weill lo con- nounced lliat he would accept (.'apt. The fnllowin.n' is the lelter of resij.;'- ,t City Trust and Safely t)eposit com­ Koii, (hi., mid asked lo lu'harliored. 'I'be .^ress. In l.^fM Ihe lirotliers removed lo (h'ozicr's proposal, bin it \vas rejeclcd Toiulinson hall ami the Kpwiirlh tent, iial ion ami the |i reside ill's reply toil,: pany rd' I'liiliulelpliin, wild lire enidi his old iiinn went to Lrinson and inforuied I'eoria. la l.'^ilfl Holieri was di-'fealed for by a^ vole of 17 lo .s. A|. \',||| |<,inic- was attended by lil.lillll people. Only ".Inly 111. IMili.—:Mr: I brs' m Uiaii-i' lo surety for ,'i;,'iO,0ull, are now eiuleavor- eonid'ess on the deinoerallc llekfl, tlie aiitiiorilies of his presence. A lieck's version was lluui adopti'd, (lre;it •1,1)110 (leb'g;ilcs had arrived, but Indian­ yon Illy rcsiKiiailon ui' ilic oilier ol' .'irerr- \\\'j; lo liiid him. I'rior to his depar- lie was apoiilnled colonial nflhe lOlevcnlli Ib'ilain mid Ihe United States alone vot­ ]nissc rdiirned with him and captured apolis people turned out mid swcllei-: lary of w.'ir, lo lak.' IIT.MM al sueli lime liire (Iraliam left a letter \vil b his wife, Illinois eavalry in ],SilJ, Soon afLorward he la ilii: near fiuiiri' as yon may ileciili- ilie ing against it and the I'ort ugiicse del­ the negro, who gave bis name as Louis the ill tendance lo overllowiiig. I''ive wliicii was addressed Hi "Wlioiii it may ioinei! the repiihUeaa parly, Al Hie rc- afl'air.-i ol' ilii.'^ (liiiarinii-n; will peniiiL liulilicaii nalloaal conveiiHon of IMH he egates alistaiiiiiig friini voting. Samiiiiu. Thi' uiaii was lalccii In Saf- liundred colored dele.galcs from llie coneerii." This let ler, accordintf to .At- "111 OTiiiiiialliiK my ulllclal eoniii'Ci ion iioaihialeil .tames G, lilaine for Ihejiresl- fold, where he was identilied liy .Mr. southerii slales arrivi'd just before the ivllli your adniliilsirallon, I wish for your lorney 1). .1. Me.Malion, leo'al adviser of (leiiey In a s|M'ueli that allraeicd iiiueli 'I'he labors of tin' conference are llo^v mid Airs. Oglctrce ns one of I heir iissail- conveiilion opened mid mingled wilh eonllniioiis liraltli and ihe liifvli'Sl nieasun' till-' board of eiiiii'iitioii, was a sliile- aiicaiioii and laid the foundailoii Cor ills concluded, with the e.xccplion of the of siii'Crss ill earrylii;.; oni llii- ,n'r(-a I work reiniiaiioii as a political speaker in iitier- ants. De said there WLTV eiglH negroes tlieir brother leaguers, CNi'inplifyiug uieiit, of properly owned li,v (irahain work before the arbilrnf ion coinniiltce, inlriisi-cl lo yon, year.-i, in bis gang and that Ihey came from the oblileral ion of the line, of division, "I liiivi' Hie honor lo he, \'i'ry rr.siiectful- ostcnsilily, bill, in realily in his wife's fie was offi'i'cd lliQ po,sl of niinisler to Augusta. Ilesaid t w'o of t he gang were' '.the wenlluu' wns vuvy liol. 'I'he eulirc • ly your oln-illoal sL'rvaat, name, a. power of attorney and aiilhor- Germany in 1S77, hul declined the :ip|iolni- NO SIGN OF A HALT. "i;. A. AMll':i"i, ity to coiiV(-y Ihe property for llie piir- nienl. Ill' had taken parL la many noted nol. fur away. One |iortioii of the mob session was di!Voled to spci'chcs. "•Po Hie I'resldriil." jiosc of liipiidai.iuf;' bis indeliledne.ss. lawsnlls in all parts ot the uounlry, and CoiiMiiiH'd l"p(i«i'c'is Is SI1111V11 ill (lio went ill pursuit of these two while Ibe tndimiiipolis. Did., .Inly 22.—The ex- 'The, president replied: acted as eouiisol for Hie "star ronle ccn- oihcr biiugcd Sainmin and riddled his ••lOxfciUive .Mansion, .Inly 20, ISim,-] loii. Tin; aiiioiint, of ]iropi,n't.y lo be liirned spirators," who were aeiiuiltiHl In t.S.SIl, Hi; C'liiiiiiici'cinl mill liiiliisii'iiil ceulive eommittee of the I'^pwoi'th body wilii builds. The olher two were It, A, AlfVir, Seerelary oi War, l,)i-ar .Sir; over Iiy .Mrs. Ib'aliaiu will lud exceed !:;a!iioa rami,' tiy his hooks, paniplilets and Mlliialiiiii. league occupied the afleruoou in dc- Your reslKnalioii of Hie nlliev of secu'i'lary $10,(11)0. II is siipposi.'il that stocb-s]ifcc- speeches a.^•ilillsl ClirisHanlly, Anions his overtaken, sliol mid scalped, u inirty ciding on the incdiiig place fo IDIIl, puhlieailoas are; "Some Mistakes of •w.-ir, iiiiih-'r ilato of .inly 111, Is aeeeiueii, iilatioii was the eniise of (iraliam's New •^'ork, .Tuly i'l—R. C. Hun .<;• Co., In bringing their scalps lo Sall'old .Saliir- tuially selecting San l''rauciseo. lirce .Moses," "I'rose l.^oeiiis and Selectlciis," to Hike elTetl Hli' Isl of Au.iillKl, kSIII). their weeiEis.s., Iliii);:!;s ^Mvc Intt. I'^'orelH^n anxleiii-s have liefii real, Imt ver, I. 'The vole-was I lieu luadc unani­ An IOiiiI,nrMiil, His Wife anil 1' iB'lit SIoiliiMis .S!isin.'L'(('(l or C<»ns|)lr- Seem to lie passliif^', and I'Uirope has heKun „«iiteeni, 1 am, yours sinei:rely, Sir AVilfrlil I.niii'iiT .Siiys'I'lin I Is One mous for the (lolden (bite city. II is "WILIJA.M .M'KI.N'IHOY." (iliilili'i'ii riM'ish ill II CIiiiul- payin.L; llherally for aiori' food wlHioni ex­ pectation that seourliies can tie sent in AViiy lo .Sell It' .VInsUiiii lloiiiHi- not known deliiiilely how large tlieal- -^I:ili.\' Clllillii'l <.'Iili JI;A'I',S. liiirst In liMA-ii, leiidanee is. Six thousand . are regis­ selllenienl. The extensive lahor striken llf.V (ilH'Stlllll, SeiU'clary .Alyer's departure frnni the Kew Orleans, July 22.—l''ivt'Sicilians have vanLshed and the local do nol affect tered, and with those unregistered the eiibinel, will lenve in il, only three of Omaha, Xcli., July 19. —.A S|ieeial In were hanged l''riday by a mob al 'I'allii- nailoiial hiisliir'ss. l,\,iii','i of new and pow­ number was cstiiiiated al S,I)U(I. Tiie erful corporailoiis lessen as 11 is found that Ottawa, OuL, July 2-1.—A violent crit­ tliose nicnibers who entered itatthe be- the llee from Tekamnh, .Neb., says: la, a town of several hundred inhab­ larger ilelegations arc from Indiana, tlieyare controlled liy the same laws which icism ot the .\nicrican ]iositioii coii- . ijfinniiif;' of llie nd mi nisi nil ion, nnnitdy, Word was received here 'I'liesday of the itants in Aladison pnrisli, 17 miles from novorn Hie small companies. Above all, wilh 7711; Illinois, "ull; Ohio, alll); I'enn- ceriiiiig the Alnskan boundary rpics- iMessrs. (ino'c, boiifr and ^Vilsull. Tlie drowning in nortliweslm'u Iowa, near the river. The dead are; Joe Dcfatla, tho (uincral evidences of prosiierily con- sylvania. Kill; Alicbigan, LIU; Iowa, lUli liniie convincliiH'. failures are the smallest tioii hy Sir Charles Tu|iper at Saliirilny iiiiinliur (if ('haii^es lliat have ocenirred tlie .Minnesota, line, LMouday night of Charles Defalta, I'raiik Defattn, Sy and Kansas,• 1 bi. ever known for Hu- sea.soa, railroad earn­ morning's silling of Ihe lioiisc liroiigli't in the '^'/n years of its life has l)eeii viu'y A, \V. liladcs, his wife a,iul ciglil idiil- Deferroch, ,loe Ocrcno. 'the live vic­ ings Hie larKest, and solvent payment.s forth a sliiteinenf from Sir AVilfrid iiniisiial. Sixeiibiiict ollieiu'S in all linve ilrcii while cii route lo .Minnesota in an tims \vere strung up to trees for sup­ throUHh clearias houses in July have been A DESPERATE BATTLE. Laiirier. lie said: resigned their portfolios eilliiu' lo re- emigrant wag'on, 'I'he family was en- posed eonneetion with a plot to miirrier 'tS.a per cent, hirtrer ihan last year and i;2,H per cent. lai;L,'er than In ISIK, the best of Aiiii'i'lcniiM and l<'lliplii' Loses lle'ii\"il.>'. -of tile president. Tliese include Sccre- feet, and tlie family, team anil wagon and fatally wonniled by one of the merce show a decrease of .<;,Sr.,MO.IXiO In inomoiil that we can settle the qaoslion Sicilians, III addition to tliis several value of tho sreat staples exported, large­ liiries of Sinte Slierinan, \vlio went out were swept away, No trace of them has by compromise. No one wants war. Wo '.bci.'iiuse of ill liealfh and iidvanceil aj('e, ads of hiwlessne.ss that have ocetirred ly owliiK to prices, tiut an liiereasi; of ahoiit must exhaust every means of removbm' iMmiila, July 21.—News has been re­ been found save parts of the wagon JfiO.OOO In other exports, niosily manufac­ and Day, who uceepted a tJniled States in Ihe neighborhood recentl,v were at­ tho dilliciiily liy peaecfni methods. 1 liave ceived here from (leii. Smith at lloilo, which were foiiiid in the treetops some tures. not hdven up hope Ihat it 1H possible lo jiidyeship; AttornI'.y-Geueral AlcKiui- tributed to the gang. Island of t'anay, of a. severe light 011 dis|,ancedo^vllllu!creek. Mr. Jllades had "Faliures for the week have lieen Iti In asree 10 ariiilratioii. NeKOllalioiis are ua, wbo aece|iled a, position on tliusn- still KObif,' on. We must llnd sonio means ^Vedlleslilly at i.toboiig between Ciipl. resided in this eoiinty for 20 years. the tJaited S3lates, uttainst LW last year, j)renie eoiirt beiieb of Ihe tJnitecf, KniHiils i>r Slnei'iil)uGreat Britain and iho United, Slate,H would of themselves have lieea able count, luaiiy were wonnded and one sumed active eonneetion with l)ii.Hi)ieKS lo MiilCL' 11 'I'wo AVoi.'ks' Visit lo attendance, representing nearly every attention whatever would be paid to to reach a .satisfactory conclusion, but that wns tak-eii prisoner. 'I'he .American ixll'airs. l.iiUe Cliiiiiirilaln. state and tho Canadiiin provinces. 'I.'ho the "round robin" of the .Manila corre­ Canada stood In Hie way. The United loss was nne'man killed and one wound­ report of Supremo Cominander jStnrkey spondents. 'I'he iirotest wns not sent Slate.s In refiislnif to subniil the .sub.iect (Hil Itnd; lU'Stiii'cil, to nrhltralion well .iii.sliliod, In his opinion, ed. 'I'he lighting wns mostly al close AVa.shiiigton, July 20.—President and shows a net ineronse in membership to (leii. Otis, mill it is said will not be, Detroit, Alieli., July 21.—Aflcr ridiiifr Mrs. iMeKiiiley will leave Washington the decision Groat IJrilaln and Canada quiirlers, with bayonets and elnlibed during the biennial period of -i;i,'IS5, and Geii. Olis will not. be called upon had reached to decline to allow the other .for a week on tliree-eeiit fares, with guns, A considerable stock of sup- prolia.bly within a,week- for a pleasure The increase of membership in the en­ for an explanation. cinesllons to po heforo Hie hlsili commis­ •universal Iraasfcrs, Detroit peojile will trip designed mainly for tlie beiielitbf lilies and arms has been caplured by tire order, which includes the supreme Washington, July 22,—'I'be war de- sion. Ills belief wa.s tlial the soveranienl and commissioners of the United Slaiea Capt. Byrne, who is in eomniand ot the to-day resume tlicir former ensvoni of Mrs. McK'inley's health. They will go tent, great camp and ladies' organiza­ parlment has issued a statement quot­ had lo.si conllrtenco In their own cialnis to paying' five cents straiglil, or six for a to Lake (lliamplaiii, where ilie jiresi- battalion operating at La Carlota, in tion, during tlie bienniiil period was ing certain dispatches from den, crtis this .strip of territory. • quarter. T'lic street railway oom- dent s|)eiit 11 vaeation two years ago, the district of Negros. OS,0.5S. The membership of the su­ ill answer to the press eorrespondents' pmiies lunioiince tliat tliree-eeiit fares Itnd will be absent from Washington preme leal at present is ]SO,;);i.l. Tho "round robin," The general says in CAPT. BYRNE'S VICTORY. ,aro ut ail end, tt is considered (niitu for, at least two weeks. On their way (iivCU SI.V Tl'lll'.S. financial statement shows sur]ibis on substance that the correspondeni s wish po.s.sible that the old rate of live cents back they may stop at Long Branch Xew Yoidc. July 10.-George Al. Val­ hand, iji-ltin.O.'iii. to send statements that imperil operii'' Geii. Olln Scml.s rni'tlciilur.s SIKHVIIIM; will be nyain cli;ire-ed. Tho Pinyree and pay the promised visit to A'ioo entine, cashier of the suspended iMid- tions; thin, they had no speeificalioii to It lo llnvL' llciin litviMi Ciroatur •people appear to ]invc no plans for tin; Proaident Ilobart. Mrs. J^teKinicy's 'I'liaii llc'iiorlcd. dlesex County bank at Berth .Amboy, l.OM.sesi of tUi! Oi'C'K'OK Ui'K'Inieiit. support their charges against him, and iimnodiatc future for bring'iny about health does not, imiirovc a.s rapidly'as N. ,T., was senleneed in Aliddlesex coun­ •Washington, July 21).—A statement that, these eliarges were mitriie, De municipal o\v,iier.sliip and tliree-ccnt was hoped and tlie president desires to ]irepured at the war department shows ty court to six years in the iS'ew Jersey denies that ;ie minimizes the work ot Washington, July 2'!.-'The war de­ inres, take her to some quiet spot. that of 51) otVieers and l,;iJ(l en listed partment lias received from (leii. Otis stute penitentiary at '.rrenton, Valen­ the navy, and ipiotes from luivai dis­ men of the Second Oregon regiment another dispatch giving additional par- tine filended non viilt to the charge ot Twelve' IIIMHI In Aliiskn. patches to justify his statement. larceny in connection with bis misap­ Seattle, Wash., ,)iily lil.—'J'he loss of Duly 'I'hreu Ktlluil. only -11) were killed in battle or dieff oE tictibivs ot the light between Ca])t, 11. disease during the campaign in the A. Byrne, wdth 70 men of the Sixth in­ propriation of about IjtKlO.OOO from the 12 members of the steamer J'llk expedi­ ,Ky., July an.—Xewsfrom Clay Ifntiil JExiiloslon, Philijipines, a percentage of n.ti. '.t'lie bank. tion to Kotzobiie sound isreiiorted from county contirins' Monday night's re­ fantry, and robber bands in the Island total number of ollieers and men to be London, July 22.—An explosion on of .N'cgros, it shows that the victory of St. Michael by the steamer :iionno,ko. ports of the rhilpot-Gritlin fight, and, mustered oiitat .San l.i'raneisco are 1,10-1, ooard tlie torpedo lioat destroyer Liill- the soldiers wns greater than that re- Throe Drowned. Twelve men perished nt vnvion.s points while reducing somewjiat the number a nutnber of discharges liaving been iiuch, on the Solent, during lier Iriiil ])orted in (!eii. Otis' dispiUeh of July 21, Detroit, Afich., J iily 22.—A .Free Bress •along the trail between the Selawiok of fatalities, gives details which em­ phasize Uie horrible ferocity of the con- previously made. Only two men iire Friday killed nine and in,jiired four of and that the loss sulVered by the rob­ special from fort Iluron, IMieh., says: nud Koyiiknk rivers. .Scurvy fell first llict. Three men, all of the Griffln fac­ tnarked as deserters. those on board. It was the worst naval bers was coasideratily larger than be­ The schooner Joiin Breden foundered upon them, then stavviition and frost. tion, were killed in the tight, three were ,^ieuidont of this nature that has oc- fore staled. Much satisfaction is felt oil' Lexington on Lake Huron Friday Mrs. AY. K. Hens, oC Bay City, Mich., fatally wounded and two were se­ Aeuoi>l.,4 Pi'cslilcnfy. <;urred in the iiritish navy in 20 years. by Gen. Otis over the results of this pre­ in the heavy north giilc. 'J'liree of her was the only'sii'irvivor. riously hurt. ]^Iessengers from Miui- San l.i'rancisco, July io.—At a meet­ 'iTie victims were terribly injured, liminary ell'ort in dealing with this dis­ crow were drowned. The name of only Mollnviis Iiultulua. chester report the situation more ing oC the board of regents of the Uni­ steam and boiling water tilling tiio en- turbing element in the island, and he one, Jane Conners, cook, is known. 'The New York, July 2t.—The grand Jury threatening than ever because of the versity of Calil'ornia ProL Den;ianiiu j*ine room. Tho iiiilllineh is one of the reiiorts it already .ns having a salut.ary Breden left here Thursday morning for ,1ias indicted Roland :n.,Atolineiix for spread of the feud to families not licre- Idc Wheeler accepted the presidency Mtest designed liP-knot torpedo boat de­ ctfect on other bands infesting the lo­ Bay City in tow of the tug Winslow. Jthe mvircler of Mrs. Kiitc J, Adams. tofore directly concerned. of the university. stroyers. cality. She was coal-laden from Ohio ports. tijilted Clifl.stliin J'nrty. IIIK T'iniibol' .Dtiil,, , A Hot Day. A'olviiiia In Action. Foniiil Oetiil. / 'lililwankoe, July 21,—-A Journal spe- • 'Pierre, S.D,,'.July 22.—Friday was Hilo, Hawaii, July S, via San Fran­ Cincinnat,i, July in.—A .special to the WHAT WOMEN HAVE EARNED. Bes Moines, la., July 10. — A call was ci4l froiii Ashlaiul, AA'is., says: Cori- the hottest day, of the season, the gov­ cisco, July 21.—After a term of rest Commercial Tribune from Greenville issued Tuesday by W. B. Benkert, of gressmnn Stewart ,is at the head of n and nearly complete idleness extending O., says 'Thomas IMcDongall, of Cincin-^ Davenport, lit., for the national con­ ernment record showing- a maximum of Mine. Batti has earned as high as nati, was found dead in his bed at hia 'Wiiusiiu' oomphny of lumbermen which 10,S at .three o'clock p, m. Hot winds over a period of several years the vol­ $350,000 a year. vention of the United Christian party ;iias just purchased the Ingriilmm saw­ are blowing from the soutli, and unless cano of Mokuweoweo has again broken Sitinmer home near South Salem, IJoss to be held,at Chicago, December 2'i, One year's work by Itosa Bonheur mill xilant at Iron Kiver, \yith all him- .relief comes soon small grain is likely out, and gives promise ot one of the county at 11 o'clock Tuesday night. ISflO, and to remain in session a week, sold for ,$100,000. '.ber yards ami 00,000,000 fceit ofstanding to be badly damaged. greatest demonstrations over furnished Mr. JlcDougall was famous as'a ]a'\vyer when on January 1, 1000, it is proposetl timber," The consideration is said to bo by the volcanoes of Hawaii. and took a prominent part in the trial AVhcn fully engageti Mme. iMelba to nominate a national ticket, for Cycle Trust Is FariiiL-il. $500,000^ : \ \,7.,,,'.:,-;• :. by the Presbyterian general assembly earns about !fil5O,QO0 in a year. 'Cniinon to I'ny u Fine, which .all "God-fearing men and wom­ New Vork, July 10,—.'Vfter .an all-day of Prof. Briggs, ot .Union ' seminary, Slxty-Klvc ItouMCM llurufd. : Salt Lake Cit.y, Utah, July 21.—Judge The annual earnings of Sarah Bern­ en" can vote.' sessiott at the VValdorf-Astoria the New York. ; Quebec, Cnii.,;jilly 10.—jrirc, which proniinent bicycle manufacturers have Morrill imposed a fine of .$100 upon hardt have for a long time annually GoiK! lo Pi'iiry'M Relief. Ibroke out in tlie'St: Roohs'siilmrb of' completed the formation of a trust—the Angus II Cannon, the defendant hav­ lliiroiiesN liotliHuhild Dciid, averaged ?70,000. Halifax, N. S., July 22.—Tlie stenjti ,,^([Juebec at three o'cloclcTuesday after- American Cycle company, with a cap­ ing by his attorney on Tuesday last Taris, July 21.—Baroness \athaniel In the next opera season in this coun­ bark Diana, with the Pearj'relief e.xpe- moon destroyed. 65 houses, entailing ital of $-10,000,000.. Itcoinprises 43 con­ pleaded guilty to the charge of unlaw­ Botbschild died suddenly Thursday oi try Calve asks .$l,a00 a night for GO per­ dition, sailed from Sydney, C. B,, Fri­ .•jpropeky. loss of'$100,000. '' ' • cerns, controlling 5(5 plants. ! ful cohabitation, heart disease. formances—$00,000. day aftjernoon for tlie fur north.

immmMmmmmm, if:j:.i TRICKERY IN TRADE. be shown around, and itw-ill be the duty Cometh, and in addition to the horror MICHIGAN STATE NEWS, .SHU llorc Conntrrleltiripr. of some ot our cnter]irising- houses to ajid eondemmi.tion of outraged com­ The .Secret Service lias just uacartliod ,ia- escort him. lie isa largo piircbaserand munities the curse oC God will come, other hiiail of couiuorfeiters, iunl seciii-eil a has plenty of (ime and money, and it blow after blow, God's law forever and 'I'lir .\iitiorinl (•iiiiril. lai'KC quantity of bogus hills, which are so The state military board has con-i- cleverly executed tliiit the averatre person Rev. Dr. Talmage Contrasts It with will iiiiy lo be vei-y attentive. The even­ forever is the only standard of rig-lit would never siispei.-l them of heiiigsparioiia. Fair Dealing. ing- is spent at a jilace of doubtful and wrong and not commercial ethics. plclcil the preliiiiimirics for the reor- 'I'hiiins of Ri'-eat value are always selected for amusement. Then they go back to the youn,g business man, avoid the lirst g;iiiiz;ilioii of ihc Michigan national imitalion, iiiilahly ilostettcr's Sioinaeli Hit­ hotel. Having just come to to-wu, they guard and .-Viljl. Ocn. Case hasiissigued ters, wliicli has niaay iniilators hut iioof|iials business dishonor, and you will avoid for disordei-s like iiidinoslioii, dyspepsia, cnii- must, of course, drink. companies as tollows: Condt'iuris HIIKIIIOMH I'roiM'iiKcs hy all the rest. The captain of a vessel Btipatioii, iiervmisiu.'.s.s aiul general ilehilily. First fiiranti-y-Coinpiiiiiiis Inpiiled at no- AVIlicMi Vulllus Ar'Neli (- A friend from the same niereantile es- was walking near the mouth of a river Always ^'Oito reliiiblc ilninijists who have the troll, .Vloiu'iii', I'on Huron, Ann Arbor, rciuitatioii of giving what ymi ask for. oil—Aliiiiy Slorcliiuils Sldil- (ahlishnient drops in, and ustigc and when the tide was low, and there was a y|isilaiul liiiil 'I'cciinujcli. generosity suggest that they miisl long, stout anchor chain, into one of flM ol' Iridii^rlly, .Secoml Jtculim-nl—Companies Incatcil at Siiiiinu.'r CostiimliiK'. drink', liusiness pros]icc(s are tiilked fJraiiil Itaiilii.s, itraiul Haven. ICalaani'/.oo, the great links of which his foot "I don't helicvc iiv girls a-ilrcssin' in stiff over, a.ud the str;inger is warned against Jialtlc CiTcIt, .MuslccKon, I'.IK Haplils, iMan- ICopyrlKlit, Louis Klopscli, ISnn.l slipped, and il began to swell, and he i.ftec, CloUlwali'i'anil i.iiiisliiK. clothes ihu'in' the hoi -vveather," siiiil tho certain dilapidated mercantile estab­ Wrishlngton, ,lul.v23. could not withdraw it. I'ho lido began 'I'lih-U liifaatry—ConiiianlcH located at adipose elilerly lady -with the large diamond lishments Unit are alioiit to fail, and for rroinvooil, Iron IMouiUain, Calumet, earrings and linger rings iit the boanling Intcf^rily and IrickcM'y in biisiiiL'ssllfc lo rise. 'The chain could not be loos­ liniise hreakfast table llie other iiioniiiig. such kindness and magnanimity of cau­ IkMiKlitoii, Saiill Sto. .Mario, Chcl)o.vj4an, form HK; subject, of 7)r. 'J'almale's siir- ened nor lileil oil' in lime, and a surgeon "I make iny two daughters dress in negli­ tion against the dislumesty of other .•Mpeiiii, liay City, SaKlnaw, l''llnt aad moii to-day, ami tliu contiviHl lie. cs- was called to amputate the limb, but Owossu. gent costtinies all .snnniiei-, no mailer where business houses, of conrsd it is expected lliey're a-goin'." ".Maw!" said hi'r ilaiigh- lablislu's hct,wc«n tlu; t>vo is a striliiiijf before the >V(.irk could bo done the tide l-'u'sl I nil I'poll ileal l^attnl Ion—Companies ters, wariiingly,_ from tlio other side of tlie they will—and so they do—take adrink'. loeuioil at .taelisoii. .\l;isoii aail Ailrlaii. one. 'I'lie text, is r'rovorl)K i;():l-t; "It.is rolled over the victim, and his life was t.Tlile, anil tlie fox terrier pii|i turned a lit \Vc never did; but we have Other nicrcbants lodging in :idjoining out in the hasement vestibule.—Wiisliing- iiniiglit, it. is )ianfflit,.said tlie liiiyer, biiL gone. I have to tell you, young man, seen tho clothing at tliis time rooms liiul it hard to slcc|) for tlie clat­ A ri-i'slcd, ton Host. •\vlien lie is yone liis way, llieu lie that just, one wrong into which you oF the year so covered with ter of dce:in I crs, ami the course carnusiil .Shci'ilV lliiprccht arrested in .Menomi­ bo.'isledi." slip may be a link of a long chain of cir- I.niUi'M Oiin ATi.iii' .Shni'ii dandruff that it looked as if it of these "hail fellows well met" waxes nee llowai'il Thiirstiin, wanlcil at t'ai'o euni.";tances from which you cannot be One sizo siiiiillcr after using Allen's Foot- h.id been out in a regular snow­ I'alaecK are not snoli ]ii'isons as the louder, r.iit (hey si( not all night at tiie on the charge ot eloping \villi a Mi'll- world imagines. If you thinl< tliat tlio exlricateil by any iiigeniiity of your Kasc, a powder for the feet. It makes tight storm. wine cup. They must see the sights. knowii woman of t lia.t city. He went to or new shoes easy. Cures swolli-ai, Imt, own or any help from ot hei's, and tin! No need of this snowstorm. only times Uini^'s and (jueeuseonic fortli They staggei- forth with rheeks flushed Mcnoniiiu'i' sc\cral months ago and se- siveal lag, acliing feet, ingrowing nails, corns frnui the royal fjates is in proeension titles Avill roll over yon as they have and huiiiniis. Al all driiggisis and shoo As the summer sun would and eyes bliuiilshot. The outer gat.i^s of ciii'rd employment in a sawmill as filer, melt the falling snow so will and f4iirneously attended you are mis­ over many. When l'oni|iey, the war­ st,fii'es,'J.'ie. Trial packaee l''Rl'^.M by mail. bell open to let in the victims. '.I'lie and the couple have been living as liiis- Address Allen .S. Olnislud, He l.tny, N. Y. rior, wanted to lake possession of a taken. Incoijnilo, liy day or by ni;jlit, wings of lost souls flit iiiiiimg the lig-lits. biind anil wU'c. The Tnscohi eiiiiiity ol'- city and I hey would not o]ieii the gates, .V Dn..jh of Oaycly. and tdothed in eiti/en's apparel or the and the sti'ps of the carousel's sound licials liin'e been searching ror t lieiii I'm' lie jiersiiailcil them to admit a. sick sol­ Tlie dnoincil man feared the peonlo who dress of a woi^kin^ woman, l-lu^y eonie with llie rumbling- thunders of the lost. seven inonlhs. lliith Thni'sliin and t he out. and see the ^vorld as il. is. In no dier. Hut tile sick- soldier after awhile waited .along the way lo llie scafi'olil. I''.-i,|-e\vell 111 all llie sanclities of home! wiiinaii ui'i'c wcll-knov.-n pco|ile of Cam "See how Uiey stare at, me!" he cried, got well and strong, iiiid he threw open utluM' way could J to be need what he li;is lo olfer.—.•\tcliisoii Globe. some virtuous soul Iha.t once stood not wortli liardly anything-. It takes the individual sins of its members. The idaccil on every ccrtiticate or authority aghast at the splendor and power of To Cure n <'o\*l in One !la>- mo to make a liarg'ain. ila, ha!" 0 old adage that corporations have no issued by the iiisiirance department. these business men will say: "Alas, Take Laxative Bromo Qninlne Tablets. All man, you got (ho g-oods for less than souls is inisle;iding. Every cor]iora- this is all that is left of that great iirm druggists reruiidiuonoy iril railstocure. 2M. tliey were -worth by positive falsehood, tion has as many souls as it has mem­ «<.wis IlcillN lli-Ieny Told. that occupied a block with their mer- and no -wonder, when Solomon went bers. Comiitroller Dawes has dccbircd n Days when the Inisinoss man has had an chaiulise and overslnidowcd tlio city • back to his palace and had put olV his foiii'tb dividend of 20 percent, in favor unsatisfactory breakfast the ollice hoy has mcaiMrMigft-a«r/an-gra,awMgapBiMflCBKaall witli their influence and made right­ Again, nitiny business men have been to earn his salary.—Soincrvillc.iournal. For eoiiipliiLi) lllfnriiuillrm ailitriiss of the creditors of t he ,l,''irst National disguise, that he sat down at his writ­ eousness and truth and purity fall un­ tempted to jiostponc their enjoyments It. 0. DAVIS, (ieii. I>u». \sl., Hank' of iMoiint I'leasant, making in all riiol .Mli'liltciui Aveiiiii; Olilruiro, IlL ing desk aiid made for all agos a crayon der the galling tire of avarice and and duties lo a future season of entire Hiso's Cure I'or Cnnsamption has saved mo many a doctor's hill.—S. F. Hardy, Hop- sketch of you. "It is naught, it is crime." leisure. What a sediitivo the Christian (in per cent, on claims proved amount­ kin.s'Hlaee, Haltimorc, -Md., Dec. 2, 'Ul. nauglit, saith tlic buyer, but when ho religion would be (o all our business ing to $-IS,7.'lS,.S(i. ,{ Doe.'iii't your boy write well? Perhaps C J he hasn't good ink, T is gone liis way, then he boasteth." men if instead of iiostponing its uses 'I'he Alichigan ilaiik'crs' association Pope say.9: "The mind's (lie nieasiire of While we admire and approve of all There arc no higher styles of men in to old iige or death they would take 11 held its eleventh aniiiial convention in the man." I"'erlin(is that is why some men acuteness and tact in the sale of goods, all the world than those now at the into the store or factory or worldly en­ Hort Hiii'ou, with liOil delegates in at­ are so hard to find.—Ham's Horn. I CARTER'S INK • we must condemn any jirocess by which "{ IS THE BEST INK. (- licad of mercantile enterprises in (he gagements now! it is folly to go amid tendance. liiiU'.s Ciitarrh Cure .] {•. a f.'ibric or product is re]iresentcd ;is ji, More iisetl than any otiier. Don't cost ^ great cities of (his continent. Their the iinecrtainties of business life with The t'eiitral ^lichig:in fair groiiiids possessing a value which it really does Is a Constitutional Cure. .Price, 75o. a* you iiny more ilian ])our ink. AsV: for it. j,» casual promise is as good as a bond no God to help. A merchant in a Now not have. Nothing but sheer falsehood ill Hansing, vnliicd al, ^(iil.dlll), have been JVYrTTV'?'T'71*T-.'"rVTrTTTTTrTT'r'<> witli piles of collaterals. Their good I'lngliind villago was stnnding by a can represent as perrection boots that foi-eibly lak'en ]iosscssion of by (he THE MARKETS, rei-iutation for integrity Is as well es­ rip, silks (hat si)eodily lose their luster, horse, and the horse lirted its foot to city. As Black tablished as that of I'etrarch residing stamp it in a ])ool of Avator, ana"~ilie New 'I'ork, .Inly cjilicoes that immediately wash out, Gov. I'ingrce has appointed 'I'hotnas LIVE .STOCK-Sleei's (. in the family of Colonna. It is related merchant, to escape the splash, stopped .(••1 ,S0 ill :, CO stoves that crack under the first hot Short,of laidington, agent of the board Hogs •I .SO «ii -1 flO that when there was groat distnrbance ShLij) (ire, books insecurely bound, carpets into the door of an insurance agent, or corrections and charities for .Miisou :; u) (le t i;:!i4 in the family the eardimil called all his KLOUIt-Wlntcr .Siralg-hts that nnruvol, old furniture rejuvenated and the agent said; "I suppose you county, anil W, H. Holjih, of Illissfield, .Minnesota l'ati;nts li .1(1 (il) 'A .'.« people togotlior and put them under WHIJ.-V'I'-.S'o. :; Keel 7(i with putty and glue and sold as having have come lo renew your tiro insur­ agent for bcnawec county. A MainspsiS Black with oath 10 toll the truth, cxeopt I'etrarch. Sc|ilemlii.-r ifiiK"; 711% been recently manufactured, gold ance." "Oh!" said tlie morehant. "I The L'nited .States leads the world in COK.N.' - .N'o. 2 ;is (III l!sl;l When he can-ie up to swear the car­ .Scpti.'nibcr ;-i7',;.(ii) ti"'/» watches made of brass, barrels of fruit, had forgotten that." The insurance the ]irodiictioii of g.vpsiitn, and, the .^0 cts. otdaigEitla or R.P.Hall & Co.,Nashua,N.H. dinal put n-way his book and said: "As OAT.S - No. 2 2'J','.;iii: the biggest apples on top, Avinc adul­ was renewed, and the next day the state of Michigan leads tho United l.tUTTI.'.'!^ - Creamery i."j (ill for you, Petrarch, your word is siilU- terated with strychnine, hosiery poorly house that had been insured was l'''actory r> (if cicnt." Never since the world stood States, according to rfic report of the CHI-;E.SK .sV'f"' !>% EDUCATIONAL. woven, cloths of domostia manufacture burned. Was it all accidental that the l«iaS- Western M (i.( l.'j have tliorc boon so immy merchants United States geological survey. Pni I CnC NfcwAlliens.O. era ;i yeiir. Ciit.-i- shining with foreign labels, imported merchant, to escape a splash from a CHIC.-\GO. •Whose transactions can stand the (est 'I'he I'^ederal Steel company has se­ •ILli pliiii 10 uiirn luiula,. goods represented a.s rare and hard to horse's foot, stepped into the insurance CATTIVli:-Stoers J.| l.'i (fii,'; &r, of the Ten Commandments. Such bar­ cured control of the Hexter iron mine, Texas i 10 fih n 'Ih gel, because foreign exchange is so ollice? No, it wiis ])rovidential. And .Stockers ;t "li, (f/l -I 30 gain makers are all tlio more to ba eight miles west of Ishpcming, and high, rolled out on the counter with \vhat a mighty solace for a business . feeders •I 3a ((() -I IKI honored because they have withstood will reopen it with a force of 100 men. Bulls li i'» il' -t .to RflBLJTARY ACADEMY matchless display, imported, indeed, man to feel that things are providen­ HOGS - Light •I 3.-, Cut -t 05 Prciiarcs lor (iovernmoiil. Aeiiileiules anil ColleKo.s. year after year temptations which have ,kames .Monroe, postmaster of Kala- full Coiiiniereliil Coarse, .Major II. I-'. HYATT. but from the factory in the next street, tial! -Hou.gh Paelting •t 30 fii'. -t .'lO A. .M., l-ri:iol|ml. WUST bUliANO.N', N. 11. Hung so many flat and flung them so nui/.oo and cx-mayoi', died after a .SillCKP 3 10 «/ r, 20 i\ ]iattorn already mifashionable and 13UTTRR - Creanu-rles hard they can never, never recover Many, although now oomparatively weck''s illness, aged SO years. He was m-(iii 17 unsalable palmed off as a new print Dairies 13 (11! l.'i themselves. \Vliile all positiona in life straightened in worldly circumstances, for many years a leading rejnihlican EGGS ,S' fii) 12 upon some country meroliant who has FOR SALE "'•^^^'^^"-""^^^^^^^ have powerfail bcsetments to evil, there have a goodly establishment in the fu­ politician. POTATO res—OhiOK (per hbl.) 7."i III'' IIO * "" *^"*^*^ ncs.s In a coiiaiy sent of 7,000 In come to town to make his first purchase l-'Oniv — September 9 i7y.(r() 0,30 Bnslicltof Inillaniii tlieo|)horiunliyot a life llmc^ are specific forms of alhiromcnt which ture phinnod out. They have an im­ LA RD — September ,1 .-u'/iiif/; .'•. 2Vi(iil ', "71!. Riven by wrltlaji. W. L. AUSTIbL, Tliiton,Inillami. large stock of goods warranted to keep. TiOtt, .-Meona county, with ICIi LM. H. j\l. GRAIN—Wheal, September. vo-)i;f((; 7IV» 17. tC. tj. 'Viinllln Cn.< T.n1c«vlllc> Onnii., Fonrtscni s liTofession, .und it will bo useful to speak a house in the country not dilTidilt o( Corn, September Again, business men are often temi)l- Harker postmaster; jilso at iMass, On­ 31i/s«/> olV Oats, September l!i',iC«i of the peculiar temptations of business access from the great town, for they tonagon count:y, with George H. T. Money-Making Outfit l:;V,r,i:ri:,:t:;:!.',';,' ed lo make the habits and customs ot Rye, Seiitemher r,2'Mi) .''i3 miinrj^ or (;i]ailij lit llll ilaj«. Kli'i^nnl »lil Butcher.s' man. Eow carefully the lights arc ar­ and decoy your customers. Of course There is just land enough to keep them •1 00 (S) •! SO pie's savings bank of Lansing have been SHEEP—Native Muttonsi.... ranged till tbcy fail just right upon you who promptly meet all your busi­ interested, and ilB crops of almost fab­ paid a third dividend of .!:>'/, percent. OMAHA. •1 £0 0 5 CO ''yrS;F,lp^S|teU:Ri I medium quality, he gradually advances promise to pay, will find it hard to com­ plication of the best theories to be 'I'he eonlra,ct for constructingthe Co­ CowB and Hetter.s 3 70 a .1 7,'i Best CouRh Synip. Tiutcs Oooit. UBO I lumbus, .Marshall & Northeastern rail­ Stocker.s and [i'eecler.s..,. •1 ny/o) -I 20 In tlnio. i^okl by druKKista. I toward those of more thorough make pete with that merchant who is hope­ found in llie agricultural Journals. The HOGS - Mixed •1 00 (fj) ^ 30 and of more attractive pattern. Eow he lessly in debt to the importer for the farm is well stocked with cattle and road from Marshall to Hay City has SHEEP-Western Muttons. ;;i!teD.N9;0MPTI0N.; 6?„ watches the mood.s and whims of his goods and to the landlord whose store horses and sheep that know the voice been let lo .Tolin Seymour, of Hudson. cnstpmerl With what perfect calm­ he occupies and to the clerks who servo and have a kindly bleat when one goes .Itidgo D. G. Kobinson died in Hast­ ness he takes the order and hows the him. 'There arc a hundred iJractices forth to look at iliem. In this blissful ings, aged fiS. Hewas iiresident of the purchaser from his presence, who goess prevalent in the world of traflic which abode their children will be instructed Hastings City bank, and Avas proh.ably away having made up his mind tlwt he dught never to become the rule for hon­ in art and science and religion. This the oldest banker in Michigan. has bought the g-oods at a price which est men, Thtir wrong iloes not make shall be the old homcsteacl lo'whieli the .Fred Vincent, of .Benton .Harbor, •will allow liira to make a living margin your right; Ssin never becomes virtue boys at colleg:e'will direct their letters, was very low with consumption. .TTor when he agrtin sells them! The goods by being multiplied and admitted at and the hill on which the house stands three days .Mrs. Furman, of Coloma, a were worth what the salesman said brokcr.s'-board or merchants' exchange. will be called Oakwood or, Jvy hill or faith healer, troalud him, and now he ihey were and were sold at n price' Because others smuggle a few things l''Ieasant itetreat or illiigle'lOyrie. May says he feels perfectly well, Avhioh will not make it necessary for in passenger trunks, because others the future have for every business man A commission of physicians njipoint- the house to fail every ten years in or- tnJic usury .-when men arc in tight here all that and more besides! But ed bj- -.ludge Smith to investigate the In. ])lacQ,s, because others deal in fancy I,- |;der to fix up things. are yon postponing voiir happiness to : ^"e"!"' c'ondilion of .Tames .1!. «rnrani, slocks, because others palm olT worth-: But with what burning indignation thai time',' Are, you adionrnin-yonr I "''=,,."""''lf'7 f ,^f'^« ^'°'"e Plagler, Usr less .indorsements, because others do I we .think of the iniquitous stratagems joys'? .Suppose that you achieve all yoii; of Diniontlale, tleclnred bo ^vas insane, nolhingbut blow bubbles, do not, there­ by which goods are sometimes disposed expect—and that the vision 1 nion'tion'l Joseph Simile antltwooniisehiklren fore, be. overcome of temptation. Eol- For of!. A glance at the morning papers -Ipw ^pretentions and fictitious -crpdit is not,up to. the reality, becanse the have been bitten by the kissing bag in I shdw? the aiTjvaratone of our hotels and commercial gambling.miiy awhile fountains \yill be brighter, the house';^"'".""^'-' - ' Thirty Years. jof a young merchant from one of the grander and the seeuery more piotnr- j' The foiir.banks of Cass county hold inland cities. Heis.acomparative stran esqiKf-f-tlie mistake Is none the less fa- .,$~S0,000 in savings de'iMsits., Tho pop- Bought' ,'tal. j ul.ation of the county is only 21,000. -gerin the great city, and of course must I prosper, .but the daj' of reckoning TMt CCNTAUn COMPANY. 77 MURRAY O-tRECT. N /: :f:

'^-•m m UBIJ'-Cxi.Mi c\ijr3jHUj::viWJ^*t* iiiV^i i'':.^!.'^' Av v.iij.rxhiOi'iiiJiv^iii^x.'xa.'i: be selectad by him or her from the list, R subject only to the condition that the m^^^m^^^M^mm^mi^^^mm signature on the package is to be cut EurolcaHiinioss Oil Is the liest preservatlvo of new loiUher out and returned to Arbucklo Bros. iinil llio hcsl renovator ot old HIGHEST 1999 GRADE Everybody should see this list. loiUher. Holts,Korieiis, blucU- ons 101(1 protecitB, Uso ROYAL POWDER Would Have Cost Him His Life, I I have been using Foley's Kidney Eureka BICYCLE Cure and take great pleasure in stating that it gave me permanent cure of kid­ GENTS' $9(1 Rn LADIES' Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ney disease, which certainly would Harness on your hoHt imrnoBH, your old linr- (lOYAL GAKINO POWDER CO., HEW VOnH. have cost mo my Life, I recommend it nc'»,s, imdyoiir ciirrhigntop, iiml llioy h to anyone afflicted with Kidney trou­ will not only look better Uia wuiir COLUMBIAN fcU'OU COLUMBIAN ble.—OSCAR JiowjtAN, Lebanon, Ky, loii|?yr. Sold i-'verywlioroin CUOH—nil olzus from liidf pints lo live piUona. Thomas Rhoads, Centerfield, Ohio For Sores, Ulcers, Burns, Galls, iiuiiu bj' NTiiiniUii ua to. Xi |ng!iain ffi0uuto fcut^ writes; "J sullered from piles seven or Piles, nothing so good as Banner eight years. No remedy gave me re­ Salve, the most healing medicine in ...Best Bicycle Built... lief until DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, the world, 25c, TliiirsdaT, July 27i 18«1). le.«s tlian a box of wliich permanently FACTORY TO RIDER DIRECT, fuirwl itie," Soollung, liealing, per­ Onondaga rJo, 6. fectly harinlcss, lioware of counter­ Aurelius. Xy All worcfiiilro l8 81,00 down, biilnnoo payablo iiftor uxiimlnalloii HoN.'Elilui Root of New York sue- feits, Longyear Bros. * Jimmie Lewis has gone to Grand Wo arc Iho only fnclory In Hio United ,SUUes soiling dlrocl lo rUlor, cecdH Hon. JUissell A. Alger lit the Bernice Swift visited at TouipUins Rapids to spend the summer,—Ellis Wo Bunranlou ournoods for two yoio's—moat. Ilbonil Knuninleo over last week.—Mrs. .T. 11 Hunter is visit­ Wright started threshing with the X' ;3 given. head of the wiir (loparimeiil. Ivecp llamls Off. \Vc RIVO moreoptlonK limn llie rotjnliir dealers. You can linvo yonr ing in Petoskey.—Miss Agnes Fellows Henry Bros, the first ol the week.—, clioico of color, liolchlnl framn or iin.V(,'oiir doKlred. Boutlierii iiisuuifiKitiirM iire reported There has been a great deal of foolish ofAlaiedon is visiting Mrs. Claude Miss "Lottie Darrow is expected this Onr l)loyclo.s Imve nil llie liuust iiiiprovpinenlfi—liiicio tnblng, lUisli tniiuve inurciised 00 p«r cent fuster talk as to the necessity for a |)rotective Hill.—Miss Luella Hill of Jackson isj week.—Porter & Son of Eaton Rapids joiutH, largo sprooltel, arched I'orlc crown, drop haiiKern, olu, thaninilio corresponding cpuirter of tarid having passed, because in some visiting at home.—Mrs. Willis Webb are here luirvestiiig wheat.—Miss WIUTIi li-OROATAr^OaTlS GIVING VU\.\, DISSCIUITION, TODAY. la.'it year. Muny Hoiitliernera wlio vot­ articles of manufacture we are able to of Lansing Is visiting Mrs. Thos, Bate- Alice HaiiiP.s visited her aunt, Mrs, F. h ed for silver begin to .see llie error of undersell the world, and hence our man.—Merrick Pratt of Bancroft and Byron the first of the week,—Myrtle COLUHBIAN CYCLE CO., the stntonieut that llie liuni of indus­ exports of these manufactured goods Ed, Blood of Jackson county visited Pendleton is vifliting In Chicago,— try could only e.onui with free coinage. are increasing at an enormous rate. Geo, Warner Sunday,—P, W. Sanders John and Ama Wheuton of Alaiedon This is a proof of the soundness of the visited iu Jackson Sunday. Cleo and have commenced threshing in these CLEVELAND. OHIO. republican doctrine that a protective Morgan Sanders are spniiding the parts,—Miss Aley Wright has been on 1,U WJIV rthonld we begrudge Denioorabs tarifl does not interfere \v1lh the devel­ the pleasure and pmllt tliey antici­ week there.—Mrs. F. N. Goheen and the sick list,-Miss Flossie Mickle of opment of our export trade. The free daughter Irma drove to Iiliaca Wed- Leslie has been visiting here this week. li" pate from digging iii> llie lariir issue? traders have always declared that a For the Inst three years they have neaday for a visit with rcl.iiives.-The —W. i\l. Miller and family now ride large volume of manufactured exports young ladies' and young men's classes in a new buggy.—Herbert Boss of grown thin and worn sitting up is inip(Wsiblo under protection. We nights with the corpse of free silver "of the Baptist Sunday school picnick­ Ohio is a guest of Laura Haines this have, during the past two years prov­ ed at Shiirger's Pniii last 'Phui'sday,— week. and they now only seek a much need­ ed the utter falsity of this theory. ed recreation. Jessie Swartz enjoyed a pleasant sur­ Blanche Cazier spent Sunday at YOU WANT Don't go to juggling with the tarifl. prise by the young people Tuesday ev­ her parents.' Chase & Sanborn's Let well enough alone. The people of THE BEST AMKUICANS are generally glad to ening at the home of Mrs. MenzoUady. Jasper Harlow and family will learn that the courteous Cervera has this country have lost, in the the ag­ —Mrs. Clarence Caster and Miss Lulu gregate, many millions of dollars by move to Midland county some time been ac(|uitted by Bpain of the charge IGrinnell are visiting Mrs, John this fall. Mr, Harlow has purchased of destroying the Bpanisn lleet at San­ the check to enterprise which has re- Swartz at Pleasant Lake,—Minnie TEAS m COFFEES snlled from the agitation of the taril! Disenrolh, Louise Farrend and Pau­ a 120-acre farm there. tiago. It might go adversely with Miss Mary Rossnian has been en­ MEATS! Dewey if he were brought before the question from ISS'l to 1800. We are line Freeman of Jackson are visiting getting ample revenue from the Ding- relatives liere. — Miss Myrtle Van- gaged to teach at No. 6. Miss Ora ARE THE FINEST GROWN. same tribunal with a like charge re­ Sherd teaches the Annis school. Then come to the garding that other Spanish lleet. ley bill. It oppresses no one. iCeep Waggoner and Frank Jewett were hands oil, and let the country go on united in marriage at the home of the prospering!—Toledo Blade. home of the bride at high noon yester­ J, V, Hobbs, M, D, Fort Valle, Ga, SOLD ONLY BY Tii 13 trust issue comes as a sort of says: "I have been practicing niedi, Maple Street Market godsend to the cowed tarid reformers. day. Has Surpassed All Expectations. cine twenty-live years and know piles Where you'll find Fresh and Salt They can now talk about doing away to be one of the most dilTlcult of dis­ J.F.GREVE with proiection as the first step tow­ Secretary Gage estimates that the Pure, clean blood and a healthy liv­ eases to cure, but liave known De- Meats in great variety, ards getting rid of the trusts. Every­ dellcit for the current fiscal year will er result from the use of DeWllt's Lit­ Witt's Witch Hazel Salve to cure THE GROCER, thing is grist which conies to the not exceed $100,000,000, and possibly tle J'^.arly Risers, the "famous little numbers of cases aiid do not hesitate THE BEST OF POULTRY. will be even less than that amount CASH FOR HIDES AND PELTS. MASON. MICH. Democratic mill, but, no man knows pills,' They euro constipation, bil to recommend it," Be sure you get Irom day to day wliat is the ne.\t issue This is a decrease of 3)12,000,000 from ioiisness and slok-headache. Long- "DeWitt's;" there are injurious coun­ M. M. PAEKS, Prop'r. 10 be fed in. liis estimate of last December, and year Bros. * terfeits on sale, Longyear Bros, * sliows by how much the prosperity of General Alger's Iteslguatiou. the country has outrun even what was considered the optimistic oslimate of it The announcement that comes from made by Secretary Gage six months Washington that General Alger has ago. The mistake is not usually tendered his resignation as secretary made in that direction, but the fact of war will be received with regret in seems to lie that no (Uio can keep up Michigan, where General Alger lives even In iiiiagiiiation w iili the tremen­ and is bust known, but scarcely with dous industrial slridi.'- which are now surprise, For a year or more General being taken by the United Slates. Alger has been the object of a most One of the cliiff I'uisoiis, if not the Is the Standard of CofTee Excellence by which all Coffee Quality is Compared. bitter, vindictive, malignant warfare. sole reason, why tliH national revenues No. 56 The opposition to liini has resorted to will exceed foriufr esliniates is the No. 53. A Dress Pattern. No. 55 the iriusl disreputable and desperate No. 51 Six Handkerchiefs. Pour Handkerchiefs. remarkable gain in customs receipts. Dining Room Table means to make his |iositiiin uneoni- Ifoiir Gon- It was denioii.strated long ago that the Cloth. tloniQn'n I'ortable, He has been villlfied, his Dingley law was a revenue raiser as Unndkor- character attacked and his every ollic- well as an industrial creator and a chiofo. ial act niisreiircseiued. Most of this Taljlo Cloth, wlilto Willi rcil bcira. hoiUHtitch- prosperity producer, but it is surpassing Slzo SO X 08 Incliea. ud,colored opposition has been In the east, and expectations. The total receipts from Scntpnntpnid nn rcceiiil nrst cent bordnrH, has ehielly been based upon jealousy pontiigo Ntiinip anil (>0 niKniiturun } nir.o Wi i customs for tlie current fiscal year will ' leKlnohnii. that to a western man should be given go above the $200,000,000 mark, which cut from wriippere of Arbudcluu' ^^^^ Sent I the reapousibiiities and iiatrouago in­ BoualKl Coflee. ^^f.,-,'/.it&'^^ Hunt- ' means a jump of iriore than $60,000,000 paid iin cident to active war. Througli all the above last year's receiptsv A consider­ receipt III' iiucalled-for, unjust and cruel criti­ 2 cent able increase was, of course, bound to poHtaKU cism which has been heaped upon come ns an indirect result of domestic vNtainpanit General Alger and the conduct ot the ^^ 20 MiK- prosperity. Prosperity at home al- natnroN war by the jealousy of the eastern nieaiis big purchases from abroad, cut from press and by western partisanship, becauses the people of the country SU I.ndiofl' Pookot Hsndknr- wrapporsof General Alger has stood at his post, ohioffl, linmHtitchud, colored bord- Arbuckluil' have more money to spend and ersiiHiza PJilllinohoi. .Sontpont- Roantod , hrave and undaunted, doing his full they spend a part of it in buying paid nil receipt nf 'i cunt ColToo. > duty as true patriotism suggested, and pofilnKc ntauip and 30 NIK- goods from abroad. The more pros­ naluren cut (rora wrapporu of unfaltering in his duty to bis country. perous the country, therefore, the lar­ No. 52. No.54. APalrofWindowCurtains. ArbucklcH' Uoftittod Ootlen. Instead of subBiding the jealousy and ger volume of imports and the greater Lady's bitterness of the east became more amount of reyeiiue from customs. pronounced, and lately other journals Apron. Each Cur­ d'urmerly friendly have joined in the Fine qimlity tain a yard cry against him. General Alger has white town, wide two and placed his resignation in the hands of wldo slrlnBii three-nuartcr the president that the malice enter­ and fancy Ince yardH lone tained toward biin personally may not Inaerllon, Slzo Sent poNt- CASTOR IA Of the best American make, 8 Inchca Ions, Sent pont.pald be extended to tlie adminisiratiun of 321 cent poNt- cepted he win have the satisfaction of The Kind You Have Always Bought ccliic cif twn ase Mtninp No. 59. Razor made by J. R. Torrey. / looking back upon a record that will Bears the be handed down in history as one of cuntpoHt- mill iiH Niz- the most brilliant in American history, Signature of ato ntiimii nnlnrud cut AVith scarce u warning note the coun­ anil 25 nls- from wrnp- try was plunged into a foreign war, af­ nntiirca cut pora of Ar­ The J, n, Torrey Rator Is ter a generation of profound peace. Fifty Millluii Coiluc Drinkers, in from wrap- il 11 c 1:1 0.1' known as tho heat made In iho United Within 00 days the army was increas­ America. jiera of Ar- Boosted Cof­ Stntoa.'^Tho printed gunranteo o( the mannfuc- ed from 25,000 to a quarter of a million Why ilic ViiinuiiM Firm of Arbucklo bucklou' fee. turer eoeo with onch rnior,;. Sent post-paid on men, and upon the department of liruB. Cuiilrol IlKf Itiilk ul'lliu ItOttiitud Cof­ which General Alger was the execu­ receipt (if J cent pnslneo Mtnmp and 38»lltnaturciiOTt Irom wrappers of Atbucklou' OiiU'uu 'I'ruav. fee, noasleil CofTce, " . tive head fell the responaibility of It is estimated that there are fifty equipping, proviaioiimg and transport­ million coliee drinkers in America. No. 60. Lady's Belt. No. Ql. Man's Belt. No. 62. A Carving Knife and Fork.' ing the immense army, dra'wii Irom We have long since passed the mark No. 57. every state in the union and from of btlng the largest cottee consumers A Pair of Efflill iPl every walk In life. The manner iu in the world, one-third of the entire Scissors. which this responsibility was dls- coflee grown being used in America, 3Iade by the bout Latest atylo, grain leather tan color I Ji Gniln leather, tan color, nlckel-plnted ^charged iu the face of obstacles almost This proportion has been steadily in. wldo, nickel pluicd buckle, Helta uro buckle and rings. When onlerniK b'lve iusurmouutable relleeted the highest Amerlcnn munu fac- followlni! Blr.e« only, give size in inches A llr.st-cliiaa sot, mounted with genuine buck-horn liiindlcs,? Knife blodo' growing since 18G1 when the total when orderlUK, from 'I'l lo^kl in,; from 'i,l slzo of waist In Inches. Bells run from 31 credit upon General Alger and the amount of coflee imported was only turera itnd well finiah- to32 In,; from3:ito3il In, Sent pout- to42lnche3ln length. Sent pom-puld 8 Inches long. Sent by expresa, oliargeii prepaid, oii receipt of country. Searching inveatigatiou was 79,000 pounds. «d, 6K Inchon long. paid on receipt of a 2 cunt piiNt- on receipt of'J ceut pn»lnBC»in^inp •J cent pnntaiie mniiip nnd »0 nicnnlureii cut from wrnpporo ot| nco ntiiinp and '^U nlsnaturuH cut made into the conduct of the war de­ From J3razil, Peru, Java and Suma­ Sent post-paid an from tho wrappers ol Arbuckles'Kouated and ao HiunatiircH out from wrnpiwrs Arbuckles' llooated Colleo. When ordotinB nume your neoreot Expreos, partment by two separate coinmis- tra, Ceylon, India, Africa, the Phil­ Coffee. of Arbuckles' Boasted Colleo. Olllco as well as your Boot Olllcc, '•. Bioua, and iu both instances the secre­ ippines, and the islands of the tropical receipt of 3 cent tary was completely vindicated. It is seas, hags, bales and barrels pour into Iioituto ntamp nnd No. 63. A Butcher's Knife. No. 65 No. 67. Picture Franne.v possible that General Alger could have New York city every year by the hun­ IS Rtcnaturen cut A Lady's Pen Knife. tendered liia resignation two months dreds of thousands. From New York from wrappers of XCoblnctslJOi'braBJ,' ago, when the report of the war inves- they are distributed to all parts ot the Arbucklea' Boasted loilverplotedisilverplatcd,. Sent gatlou commission was rendered with country. six Inch blade, hard wood handle, good materials nnd well Hnished. Sent fpoit-paidonre- CoOM. pont-pnid on receipt of S cent pontnuo ntanip und !iO HUtnaturun Us vindication of his administra­ But the greater portion of the coflee cut from wrappers of Arbuckles' lioaated Coffee, ^^ cuipt of a cent tion of the department more easily imported Is retained in New York by poataKO stamp the famous firm of Arbuckle Bros.— No. 64. A Kitchen Knife. Has two linely Hnished blades. and Vt aiiiun- und even more gracefully than at the Handle beautifully variegated the largest coflee dealers in the world . ^IIIMI lures cut from present time, but of that he was him­ In Imitation of onyx, Sent self the best judge. Under any cir- They buy more than all dealers com­ wrappers of Ar­ bined, ttud the name Arbuckle has be­ poKt-pntd on receipt of 2 buckles' Boasted Gumstancea Michigan will regret that ceutpontaico Hliiinp and 30 CofTee,/' it has seemed advisable for hiiu to step come ayuouymous for immense deal­ Will cot broBd, slice ham nnd saw the bono. Serviceable, and should be in sienaturCN cut from wrappers ings in the favorite breakfast beyeruge. every kltoUcn, Sent pout-paid nn receipt of 2 cent PaNtnsu stump uad I down and out of an ofllce be has filled 14 nlcnaturon out from wrappers of Arbuckles' Boasted Coffee. of Arbuckles'Roasted Coffee, '-\vith bouor to himself, credit to the This has given them- great prestige among coflee growers in every part of Btate and glory to the uatiou.—Grand No. 66. A Centioman's Pocket KnifOk No. 69. A Gentleman's Watch. - No. 71. iBaplda Herald. the world; and as large buying always Enameled Alarm Ciooki makes for good buying, it Is not sur­ Two-bl*ded knlfo made of best The " Hew Haven" is a watch of Iho ordinary size. Stem prising that Arbuckle'a has become materials and llnlsticd In work­ wind and stem sot, duat proof, nickel-plated case, solid bock. Joslflli Allen's Wife's New Story. famoua as the standard of coflee values, manlike manner. Sent poat> Quick boat movement, highly polished steol pinions. Modeled "Joalah Alleu'a Wife," (Marietta u ataudurd no other house has been paid on receipt of S cent post­ after a standard watch, reliable tlmo-kceper. Tho printed guar- able to reach. age stamp and 40 slcnaturea teo of tho maker accompanies each watch. .Sent post-paid HoUey) has finished her new story cut from wrappon ot Arbuclcles' oairecelptaf2 cent poHtace stamp and 00 signatures .and the first iuatallmeut is published Millions of homes iu every section ot Boasted CoHtc, cut from wrappers of Arbuckles' Roasted Coffee, In the August Ladies' Home Journal, the country to-day use nothing but Jt is In her characteristic, humorous Arbuckles' eotfee. The test of exper­ •fvein but may bssaid tobeastory with ience has taught the careful housewife No. 68. An X-L Revolver! No. 70 a purpose. It bears the uaiiieof'My that her faith not only means money A Porcelain Clock. fityliah Cousin's Daughter." aav«d, but that alie is supplying the Imported porcelain frame, beautifully de­ \ v-^ best coflee that money can procure for niglicst standard of Alarm Cloclr, "So Klght to Ugliness. the coflee drinkers of her household. corated. Movement mode by New Haven Seamless frame, ornamental hanav, nigbett grado material and Clock Co., guarantcod by thorn a Rood tlmc- The woman who is lovely in face, One immense advantage possessed French pattern and second band. workmanship, 32 calibre, centre-firs Iteopor, I Inches high, same width. Sent Win run thirty hourswlth one wind­ form and temper will always have by Arbuckle Bros, is that of being able double action. Sent br express) friends, but one who would be attrac­ to deliver the coffee berry to the con­ br expressi cbnrccs prepaid by us, on ing. Sent br express, charges tive muat keep hor health. It' she ia characs prepaid by ns) on rocoipC receipt of 2 cent postage stamp and prepaid, on receipt of 2 cent sumer with all its delightful aroma postage stamp and 80 signa­ Sveak, sickly and all ruu down, she aiid flavor intact. This they do by a of 3 cent postacc stamp and ISO 115 signatures cut from wrappers of stcnatnres cut from wrappers of Ar­ Aibuckloa' Boasted Coffee. When ordering tures cut from wrappers of Ar. will he nervous and Irritable, If she process, the patents of which they ex­ buckles' Roosted Coffee, When or­ buckles' Eooated Coffee. When otdorlns name yonr nesiCBl | name your nearest Eipresa Offlco as well as ,Jja9 constipation or kidney trouble, clusively hold, covering the many dering name your nearest Express Ler impure blood will cause pimples, little pores of the berry thereby hold­ Hxprcas Offlco as well as yonr Post OQlco, your Post Ofllce. Offlco nnd your Post Offlco as well, blotches, skin eruptions and a wretch­ ing in its goodness. The Ingredients 'rblB roproBODti one page of a List which la found In eacti ed complexion. Electric Bitters is used In tl»e prbceaa are entirely whole­ This It a piclure ot tlio tig* Dound pooljogo of Arbuokloa' Boasted Coffao, and with eaoli the best medicine in the world to regu­ some and nothing deleterious is used nature on Arbuckle*' Routed pncltaeo In Munich the List Is found tho purohaaer hoa boucht late stomach, liver and kidneys and to to mar the delicacy of flavor or taste. Coflee Wrapper, vnhlch jou are a doflnlta part of Bome article to bo aoleotod by him or hor

U< Mr8. Win, Fnnsou is 111 wlll^ti'pliolil fevoV' SPECIAL SALE ON. H, n.KlUott ofUlvos wiiH 111 this elly yor The Cure thai Cures lordiiy. Coughs, Prices Like the Weather F. L. SU'oiul is 111 Graiiil llaplils tills woolc on biisliieHH. I), A.Cnslerlln ol ClmrloUe wiis In Mason Colds, liiHl Friday. Grippe, SUITS.... WHITE PIQUES —^ Miss EstfiUo riiUleo is visiting rolallvus. nl Quincy, Mloli. Whooping Cough, Asthma, Commencing July SO. Lasting Until July 3B' Bronchitis and Incipient Ilnl. Erwln Is woi'ltlni; Mnry On- on tlio 4.0c Plc|lies S9 cents JiicUsou Irnclc. Consumption, Is 35c Piques 25 cents L, C. W'clili Is oiijoylnt' llio races at Clove land tills week. Good All Wool Tailor-Madc Suits $16.00. Every Suit worth at 30c Piques 22 cents p. C, McEiion nud family vlsllod least $30.00. Some worth $33.00. Every gurment warranted to give- 25c Piques.-- 19 cents Ovkl tills wcelc. sflisfuction or your money refunded. Side positively closes July 39, Miss Florence Da5'of Lansing is visiting 20c Pi([ucs ,. 16 cents Mason roiatlvo.s. SMITH & WELSH, Merchant Tailors iSc Piques 14 centS A. T, Colllnsaiul wlfoapoulSiuulay with a relatives In Albion, 15c Piques 10 cents Miss Mnlilo Grimes o( Olivet is vlsltlnii ono's Miss Mabel Dresser, Ihft GERMAN I\EMEDV E. If, Clark was Ih Grand Rapids a few days tlie llrsl of the week, ' Cures IVvoA^t^^Vu^NQ &\s?i'a5M. Wash Sillis, Wiiist Patterns, $1.35. Were 50c yd. All ,lonn Fowler and .lack Eames wlioeloil lo y5iioli- Mrs. F, L. lioyston and eluldren and Mrs. Catarrli, '.liny .Fever, LarynglUa, BronohUls, Big cut in Men's Tan Shoes. All new style. Middling Oil Meul olB aiul recorded In Uic ollico ol' the ItoKlstur ol' Ida Batoniaii are visiting In Jackson this Aslhina, CouBUiuptlon, (Isl stage,) and Ground Feed Slielled Corn Deeila, for the County ol liinliiim, .Slate of Mlcli- week. Einphysoina. llyii Flour iKan, on the twcnty-oinhtli (lay of March, A, D., Geo. West fall and John Farmer of Stock- Enlarged Tonsils, Sore Moulli, Stricture of 18111], in liiher ,S(i of inorlKU(jc», on t)nne 'MS, briilgo attended the mallnuo raees hero last Uie Throat, Uyapepsia, IndigesUon, Ulcora- Cut Prices in lots of Black Shoes. Call and see Will wliolesalo tlioso goods to Fariiiors, which mortHiiHO was on the llflli day of April, A. Friday. UoM and Inllammatlon of tlio Slomaeh, T)., 1811!!, aftsiciiort liy said Theodore Mcliols to .Liver Complaint, Gail Stones, Ruptures, Bring ino your butter and eggs. Will Ilnsmor H. WrlKlil •which nssinnmunl. was record­ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Randall and son are Constipation, Cliroic Ularrlioea, Piles, Fis­ them before you huy. ed In the aforeBald renlslcr's ollico for Ingham visiting friends at Jackson and other points sure, Fistula, Uecial Ulcer and Tape Worm, pay cash. Uonmy on the sixth day of Aiiril, A. I)., 18!);!, in In that vicinity. etc. liber 83of niortijau'os on pa^o 217, wliich said L. J. Philleo, n. L. Rrown and J. N. 'Weak Kidneys, Gravel or Stone, Bright's GEO. H. LEVERETT mnrmage was I'nrlher assigned by said llosmer Siiilt.ii Willi their families pleuleked atPlno Ulaonso, Diabetes, Chylurla, (Milky Urine.) K, Wriglil to ,Iohn T, llolicy, which second as- Lake yesterday, liladder Troubles, as Inllaniinatloii and m- siKnmenl was recorded in ihe aforesaid regis­ cominonco .of urine, Gouorrliooa, Gloct, ter's olUce on ihe twenty llfUi day 'Of Fuhrnary, Herbert Knapp and Newton liiizelton of etc. For all Building Purposes A, D,, bSilli, in liher 87 of Mortgages on page ill. lOalon Uaplds vlHlled Mason relatives and Scrofula,Syphilis, Ulcers, Tumors, Cancers, On which mortgage liiere is claimed to bo duo friends last Friday. Ubeninatisni, Gout, Aneamla, Eezuina, and FARMERS' UM and unpaid ill tlio date of this iiotice the sum of Conuty Treasurer Kingsbury has been ail itciiing skin diseases of whatever char­ nitynine dollars; and no proceudings at '.aw or )in5 lug a visit to his son at Avooa, St. Clair acter or nature. The Best Quality of In cliancery having been instituted to recover cu'unty, tlio past week. General nobility, Spernmtorrlioea, Loss of Oldea land SlrongoHlS IMC ar.dBiivliiBr said iimnunt or any part thereof, Vltatlly, Varicocele, •lljdroeele. Stricture of Banlc. J. 0, Kltnmel, 0. A. Parkhnrst and T. W. Urethra, Pbyniosls, Nourlslhenla, Inipedl- Tlierel'orc, by virtue of the power of sale In Ilanson returned last Tbnrsdny from their mouta to Marriage from any cause quickly anld morlgage contained and the Bialulc hi anch trip to Northern Michigan. ciise made and provided, notice Is hereby givcii corrected by tlio latest improved iiielbods that on the l!)lli ., Misses Ida and Nollio Lincoln, grand-nolces niotliods and appllcaiicos. MEN should CAPITAL, $50,000. IH(l!»,at one o'clock ia the afternoon, at the of "IJnclQ Abe" liavo been gueslB at H. J. bring a small ylal of urino llrat passed in I'ront door of the Court House in the City 0 Warlleld's Iho past week. the morning, when coming for Bonsultlon. Mason. Oouniy of Ingham, State of Michigan. Mrs. E, 0. VanUonlou of Mack on the Ilud- Amenorrhoea. Dysmonorrliooa, Menorrhagia, (Uial being one of the jilaces where the Circuit; son is slopping witli her cousin, H. W. Chorosls, Lenoorrhoea, Displacements, %——« B TIS the Cheapest Brown and family for a short vacation. Ulerlne.and Ovarhinjnllammatlous, Lacer- M.D.CHATTEETON, - President Court for said county ia held), nairt mortgage allons, Prurllls, Prolapsus, Pollpii, Tumors, L.C.WEBB, - Vico-Prealdent will he fnroclosod by a sale of the morlgaged pre- Superintendent E. U. Palmer left last Sat­ elo , cured without tho use ol the knll'o. Our Lumber is all good, and our prices exceedingly low. nilBCs. and iliesewiil bo Bold at public vendue to urday for a visit at Clare. He will visit ro, Many ladies snbiiiiltooporutious unnecessar­ A.J.HALL, - Cashier thehigbesl liidder, to satisfy the nmnuiit due on lives In New York state before relorning, 'fl. E, C. DART, AsBlstanl Cashie said uKirtgage togotlicr wit,h a Blatulory alter- ily every year, knowing full well that a uoy fee of llt'teon dollnrs therein pruvided for, Mrs. II. P. Williams and son, George, are largo per cent 01 patieiils operated on die the premisoB in aaid mortgage described as fo)-visillng relatives In Now York state. Mr. frohi tlio elVects ol tliem. If you cannot be Wllllains expects to follow them next week. cured without an operation, we will honest­ l(iWB,lowil: Lot iiiiinber II In block nnniber ly tell yon, so get our opinion If you are un­ HANSON & MICKELSON Money to Loan. Call and Sea Us, throe of Iho City of Mason, Oonnly of Iiighnin, Sherlir Porter and Prosecuting Attorney Tutlle attended tho annunl session of tlio decided what to do. DinicOTO«,s—B, A, Bavnea, Harper Rned State of Michigan, JOHN T, IIni.i,Y, Koarlug In the Head, Tlischargo from the GKO, \V. liaiBTOi,, Assignee police and shorill'a' assoelailou held at Bay J. K. Elmer, Goo. W. Bristol, M, I). 01lntlo^ City last week. Bars, Earache and Deafness from whatever ton, L. 0. Webb, L. E, Spatlbrd, R, C. Dart Attorney for ABsignco, cause aa long as the drum Is not loo far Dated,MayS!2,A. D. 1800, Mrs. Bradford Doan,and two children of gone. Ilrookvllle, Mass.,. aro viilHng'ber piirents, Dol'eots ofvlslon. Granulated.Lids, Giaueomn, GET A SILK DRESS FREE ! i\lr. iindMrs. Wiu. C. lirowu and her sister, Crosseye, Cataract, etc. Q,ulckiy corrected. Mrs. II. L.Brown. WE PPi' GLASSES by tho latest Improved Tho old relialilo publlslierB of llie woll-ltuown and iiit;hly Inlorenllnp: Family Mngnzlno, ORTGAGE SALIC; Default having been method without extra cliarge. Our stock lo ailverll.se 11, aro oneriiit! IIAK'OSO.MI'l .SII.K JUtlWNUS-lull HI lo loyanlR. TlilHOlVor M made in the payment of a mortgage, bear­ of glasses is exelufilvoly ground lor us. If Is open lo any Tollable jioraon who will Heml for Hal, once iiiul promlf^e lo show 11 wllh llio ing dale November II), ISUT, made by .lohn 0. DeWill's Little Early Risers benefit your Klasses bother you, we •will tell you papov. If yoii wish lo lako ailvnnta|,'0 of above sill: dress oiler, you iniisl. Ilr.sl seiul 2.'i Cenlo byon and wife, Margaret Lyon, lo Chloe M. uerivmnently. TLiey leud gentle as- why—and bow to overcome tho defect. —alivoi' or poHlHKo slainpa—lo pay for hanilllntr mid postage on ihe paper we send lliroo lined aud recorded In the ollico of the Kegiator 8ista)U)e to nature, causing no puins or WE PUllNISlI GLASSES at tho lowest pos- monUia on Irlal, luul yon will receivo it liy rcluni iiiall. of Deeds of the County of Ingham, State of able price and GUAltANTEE aatislaolion Mrs. rhojbo Na.sh. Wllllamslowu, I'a., wriles: Jiisl received Iho hiaolt sillt dresK—M Michigan, December 7, 18«7, in Lllior 101 of wealuie,SH, periuanently curing consti­ in every particular. yards—you sonlino. Tho niiallliy isiiiiiynllleeiil and I IhnnU yoii ii Uionsiuul limes over. mortgages on page'1(12, by which default the pation mid liver ttUiiients. Lougyear Mrs. Eliza Grown, Now Ilavon, Coun., wrilos: 1 scareeiy believed ll, bul llils morning' power of sale contained in aaid iiiortaago has Bros. * ^1 IC3 A IIV/I. We want to roach mysilliL drosflarrived. I haveshown 11 Ion dozen iielKlihors. They:iU Intend sendlUK lor To Be Successful become operative and there is claimed to be due WUrf MIIVl: Just such cases.that one. Ii Is oerlniniy benvil.llni.and I will doall I ean for your paper. and unpaid upon said niortgngo tiie »um of Ibreo have tried tho pouoral pracUclouer without Wo ean show prool of thouaandu of dresses Riven awiiy lo ihose whohave answered onr J Must Be hundred and sixtj-Bovcn dollarB and aixly-fonr the desired result. adverllsemeuts, All drosses senlpromplly. Address; couta ($31)7,(11) and 110 suit at law or in chancery BunUerhiU. having been institnlod to recover tho BUm due, as Plans and specittcatioiis for the new lIOV8KU0I.n .TOllUNAIi 1>IIIU.I,S111\0 CO., Lock Ito.v »()8, IMiilailc-lliliia, 1>I> at'oreeaid, or any part thereof, notice is hereby M. E. church have been prepared and F. D. Arthur, M. D. given that by virtue of ibo power of sale con­ m*f. rxytnaxatr u;- tained in said mortgage, and Ibo slntutoin snch tlie job will soon be let.—Harley ClUcrCouNiiUliiK t'ltyNlclnii, at case made and provided, said mortsnge will be Angell of PincUuoy is visiting Lis LESLIE-Mon. and Tues., Aug. 7-8, CarroU Gave Up All Hope. foreclosed by a sale of the premises tborein and father, E. H, Angell, who is sick with House. Attractive. hereinafter deBcrlbcd, to Batisfy the amount duo Louis Prickett, 500 Bryan Ave,,Dan­ rheuitiatiam,—The new store ia pro- M A80N-Wed,, Aug. 0, nonnelly House. upon Biiid mortgage, UB aforeaaid, wltli the In­ gressiug Hnely,—VV. H. Dunham is at WILLIAMSTON-Thura., Aug. 10, Andrews ville, III., writes: terest hereafter to accrue thereon and Ibo COBIS, House. I had suflered several years 'U'itb {TliiiVs Our Aim,) chargea, fees and e.'iponaes allowed by law and work for Mr, Sullivan on the new provided for In aaid mortgigo, including the at- Catholic church.—-One of Fltchburg's If for any reason yon cannot call on Dr. Ar­ Astbma aud after trying a great many THIS WEEK lornoy fee therein mentioned, ou TliiirNiliiy, thur, write lor Information, circulars, etc., highly eateenieg yound ladies will be to remedies I had given up all hope. I Iholil'ili tliiy ol Otilubor, 181)1), at eleven united in wedlock Thursday to a gen­ was advised to try Foley's Honey and C ATTRACTIVE GROCEKIES o'cloolt In the forenoon, at the Ironl door of the THE DliTROlT PRIVATE IIOSI'ITAL Tar. It immediately stops couching } ATTRACTIVE QUALITIES Court House In the Cily of Mason, In auid tleman from Lansing. We wish them Couniy of Ingham. State ofMlcliigiin, at public a long aud happy life,—Mrs. Corwin o:t Siiillli Ave, Uktroit, Mich. spells and I get niy breath more free­ (ATTRACTIVE PRICES. vendue to the highest bidder; the premises do- ly. It is the only medicine that ever At Walter's scribed in said mortgage and to be Bold on is convalescing.—A lieavy storm of lorocloaure, as aforesaid, are the following de­ wind uiid rain, thunder aud lightning gave me relief. scribed land and premises, situate in the town­ visited tills place last Wednesday, It "I have received more benefit from pS lbs. Sweet Violet Flour. 40c We are prepared to meet any and ship of Vevay, County of Ingliain,St.ato of Mich., A $40.00 Bicycle Glvon A.ivay l).iily. J I Bu. New Pot.ntoes viz; Commencing at a point on the north and leveled fences and corn iields, tore one bottle of FOLEY'S KIDNEY 50c all competition; our stock is kept south nnarter line of Section ten (10) in town down trees and blew down the north The publishers of The New York CURE than from months of Ireiit- "^1 I pint bottle best Ketchup.. 10c . (.-:.• fresh and new. two ('2),nortliof range one (1) west, one hun­ gable aud rafters of the Catholic Star, the handsomely illustrated Sun­ meut by physicians," writes V. B. LSardines, per box 5c; 6 tor... ; dred rods north of the aoulh quarter post,. It be­ day newspaper, are giviuR a HiciH We also have a fine line of can­ ing thoBoutbeaat corner of the recorded survey cluiroh, damaging the conti'actor, Mr, Conkllu, of BowersviUe, Obio. GRADE BICYCLE each day. for the larg­ C Large assortment Plug Tobac- dies, Peanuts, Cigars and Tobacco. Ko. m, running tiionce west Uiirty-nTO rods Sullivan, nearly $300. Ifortiinately and ninollnUB, thence north thirty-two rods and no persons were injured. The old resi- est list of words made by using the Ingham and Bunkerhill }. cos, 3 10c plugs .. 25c Bring us your Butter and Eggs. seven Units to tho Parker toad, ihonco aontU denters cannot remember an equal to letters contained in "T-li-c N-e-'»Y ( "0 eye C" Smoking, per lb.. 20c sixty-one and ono-half degrees oaat on said road, Y-o-r-k S-t-ar," no more limes in any Daniel Barr & Sou bave purchased We always pay the highest market forty rods and live links to the south (uinrtor such a storm.—Wheat tliresliiiig baa a Star windmill.—Ella MoManus of price for all Farm Produce. lino, thence sonth 13 rods on said line begun tut the yield is not very large. one word than it is found in the New Gosd Mi.sed Candy " 5c to the plt.co of beginning, containing live ncroB . » » York Star. Webster's Dictionary to Bunkerhill bas retuiued bome from Berries received fresh every morn­ of land, together with all tonemonls, hcredita- Cleveland, Ohio, where she has been Another barrel of those fine Gun's monta and appurtenances thereunto belonging. be used as authority. Two GOOD Drops just received, per lb.., 5c ing;. Yours with respect, Dated July U, 18i)U, Cliiou M. KBBD, Blsmark's Iron Nerve WATCHES (first class time keepers) will attending a convent school ilie past Morlgageo, year.—There were 114 pickers iu Also a barrel of fine Jelly Beans A. G.Co-wi.Es, Was the result of hia splendid health. be given daily for second and third Attorney for .Mortgagoo. Indomitable will and tremendous en­ best lists, and many other valuable re­ Hugh Blakely's huckleberry swamp just received, per lb loc ergy are not found where sloniacb, wards, including dinner sets, tea seta, one day recently.—Bert Austin mov­ Chocolate Crenms, " 15c liver, kidneys and bo\7els are out of chiua, Btei'liug silverware, etc., etc, ed his bouse last Monday.—Henry HOTT <& SOXT order. If you want lliese qualities in order of merit, This educational VanDeusen and sous Adolbert and Best quality Mason Fruit Jars, and the success they bring, use Dr. contest is being given to advertise and Willie of Jackson were guests at Ibe Pints 40c; Quarts 50c; Half Gallons. King's New Life Pills. They develop introduce this successful weekly into bome of Mr, and Mrs. Hugh Blakely ARE YOU ALIVE1... every power of brain and body. Only uew hoiiies, and all prizes will be part of last week,—Wm, Haiina has 60c, per dozen. 25 cents at Longyear Bros.', Mason, awarded promptly without partiality. purchased a new Advance threshing machine, starling it Monday. He Is a Try our Codeea; tbey cannot be ex­ To your best Intorosls? Then buy your and F. H, Fields', Dansville, drug Twelve 2-cent stamps must be inclosed celled if equaled for the price. Antl Meats where you can got what you call tore. 6 for thirteen lueeks trial subscription good thresher and we wisb bim sui- HOFFMAN for, and put up In sUa'pe, viz; tho cess. don't forget our ailuution on the Tea with full particulars aud list of over question. Having bouglitbeavlly be­ ^^PALAGE MEAT MARKET. 300 valualole rewards, Contest opens fore (lie duty took elleet, we are in a and awards commence Monday, .Tune position to give ynu 10c per pound es» at Dansville Kemomber that no Market of our dimen­ 2Gtli,aMd closes Monday, August 2l8t, sions in MlcUlgan is more replete with the mm, mm! tra value. Our Tea trade Is iucreasins, dholoBSt of 1899, Your list cau reach us any day which seems to prove that many reo Is still in the lead in making Low coRX-FKn nr4Ef nuit POUK "^ "^ An expectant mother had better f between these dates, and will receive ogulze the situation. Prices and selling more and our line of not take anything at all than those ^ the award to which it may be ouiUled —7-VEAfi, JICTTON null LAUD positively dangerous mixtures so widely for that day, and your uame will be Yours truly. Is always complete, Our line of POULTRY advertised to relieve her discomfort and printed iu the following issue of THE la the best the country allords and our Sau­ nausea. She ought to know that outside NEW YORK STAB,. Only one list cau sages ol all kinds are simply all right. Cold Will G. Walter. Tl Meals for everybody and wo pay rhoiiey lor . external treatment is the only way that be entered by the same person. Prizes lUdea, Pelts and Tallow. Respeolfully, f can possibly be of any benefit. She cueht are on exhibition at THE STAR'S busi­ \ to know tliat Moihop's FplonBis ness olHces. Persons seoKriug bicyclPN THORBURN &, SEVERANCE. the only remedy that will help her, and may have cboice of ladies', gentlemen's J it is an external liniment. It takes het or juveniles'1899 model, color or|size KEEDGITYSANITAIUDI Fiiim through the entire period in comparative desired. Call or address Dept. "E," , comfort,sIiortenslabor,and childbirth is THE NEW YORK STAR, REED CITY, MICHIGAN. 230 W. 39th A. B. SPINNBT, M. D., Prop':. E. 'W. Sprnirar, Than any ether dealer in this. nolonger to be dreaded. More than that, street. New York City.- 27w0 M. D., Kealdont Physlolan, wltti ooUBultiiig ph'^- it preserves her girlish shape after the jloiuns and surgeons, and profussionttl numoa.. . part of Michigan. ordeal, and her little one will come into Thooheapoat Simltarium in tho world; a plnoefon- the world perfect in form and health. tho poor and middle class. Aro yoa siok anJ dla- GO TO McCROSSEN August Flower. couragod? We give 000 month't trejtmeiil FREE by Furniture has gone up, but our aim Qet Mother's Friend at tlie druB "It is a surprising fact," says Prof. mall. Send for nuoationllst, ptioos aud Jouruulii- For a Package of stores (or $1 • bottle, or send to Houton, "that In my travels In all Dr. Spinney will be at is to hold prices down. THE BRADFIELB KEGULATOR CO. parts of the world, for the last ten year Have you tried tho CalaloguQ system of buying I have met more people having used EVERYTHING you use at Wholosalo Prices? Wo McEuen House, in Mason, •TIAKTA, QL, cansave you IS to 40 por cont.onyourpurch:\scs Until 1:30 p. m., CBOWKKISNEYJ I Wtlte for out free book," Berore Siby li Dorn," flatly I Green's August Flower thaaany other Come and see our nice,, large lltu&trated. Tor m&rricd women only. remedy, for dyspepsia, deranged liver Wo aro now orooting and will own and oecuanh(> Tuesday, Aug, 8, 1899. line before buying. and stomach, aud for constipation. I highest building in America, employ 2,000 iMlts find for tourists aud salesmen, or for lining country orders exclusively, and will roran'' persons filling office positions, where purchase price if goods don't suit you. Welcome. CM Our General Catalogue—1,000 pages, 16,000 It will help you. Price 25c. Cur famous BfiVK headaches and general bad feelings MUBIAQB PAPE& IAHUI. iittAJru. from Irregular bablts exist, that llustrations, 60,000 quolations—costs us 72 It's mo b«st in the tents to print and mail. Wo will send it to you BQSX POBUSHSD. BINDER world, Ftlcc* will aui* Green's August Flower Is a grand lOOWOflllS FREETOIADIESOVERIB. H. L. HOFFMAN McGROSSEN'S PHARMACY^ TlBo you. Wo dolIVBr remedy. It does not injure the sys­ ipon receipt of 15 cents, to show your Qood faith. WeaUhv Ftttrani, T nil NIL "om tliiicngo, OmaUft XboUBands ofAdvortluora to DANsviiiiG, nicu. 113 MAIN ST. • •• lllki or St, Paul, as desired. tem by frequent use. and is excellent Qoloot I'roni. yttlio for prtcca and Bnoiplcs. for sour stomachs and indigestion." Isttoluetioas rormtluivttacuU ffiONTQaiJSElRY WARD & CO. Trial Sub,, Slsa jnos. S5 clt. Look for tUo nnmbor over the door. 49>A lai'co lino of BIci'oles aud Bloycio MONTBOMERY WARD 1 CO., CHICAQO Sami)le bottle free at Longvear Bros.' KICIltGAtl AVE. AND MADISON ST. Sample copy. 2c. Sundries always on baud. Sold l)y dealers, all civilized couutriea. CHICAGO. Social AncrkaD, Toledo, 0.. Bicycle mnnnfactu:-ctrs controlling 50 The Prcncli government has decided MAHRED BY RIOTING IS GIVEN TO ROOT. plants have finally succeeded in form­ to prevent- any further figlits between "A Good Name at Home Sific Jn()Iiaiit ^'Oiinln |l'ciufi. I're.siih'iil .ll<'lvlnlr.>- li'oi'iiiiill.v iViiiiics ing a combine with a capital of .$-10,- lions and bulls. (lie .\»'\\- \'orIi('r as SiirccsNoi* Is a Tcnvcr of Strength Abroad." In CAMrUELL & liOSH, ruDJIsliers. 000.000. General terror was caused in itomc, Sunday in Cleveland Is Marked 'I'lic president and !Mrs :MclCinley will .Italy, and in surrounding towns by a (o Si'c'i'edi ry .\ Iwrer. LoHudl, Mass., inhere Hood's Sarsapa- : "° : SIICIIIOAN. leave Washington about August 1 for severe ear11if|uake shock. IhiildingR by Exciting Events. ri/lii is made, it still has a larger sale MASON, AA'asiiiiiglon, .Inly 2-1.—I'^lihu Kcot, of Lake Chaiiiplain, whore, if the change were damaged and a few ])ersoiis hurl. than all other blood purifiers. Its fame X'ew \'oi-|i, has accepted the war port­ jiroves beiielicial lo .Mrs. :.\teK'inley, an The Gloucester (>fass.) schooner.Tlat- and cures and sales ha'va spread abroad, folio in President AleKinley's cabinet. indeliiiile slay will be made. (ie Wiireesior was wreck-cd at SaljJc is­ 'I'lirliiileiit AediiUK iiT .Stri ker.^ iiiid and it is tinitiersally recognized as the The lelegram of aeceptaiiee was re­ Jiarry JClkc.s, of (Men >"alls, X. Y., land, X. S., and 12 of the crew >verc 'rlu'ir .'^.'('niixi I iily.i'i'N l^-ii I lit I nii (c [ii best blood medicine money can buy. ceived shortly after noon Saturday, covered a mile on ii bieyele in 'W.'ishing- lllcni iiiK- I'll :i Sli'i-cl (^111—.Slv Be sure to get Hood's, because while Secretary Long was with the lon in tJ.IJ flat, thus lowering the rec­ Mary Aiisell, aged ]S years, was l'ns.s*'n;;'«'r.s Iiii(II.\- Hurt. liresidenl. Secrelary .-\lger had just ord for (IiHt disdmci'. hanged at Jlerlford, ICngland, for the left. All (lie News of flic Past Seven Al.ibie i'liillips, aged .17 and worili murder of lier sister. Clevcl.'iiid. 0., .iiily 2-1.—A l':iiclid ave­ .$2,000,00(1, w:is married at SwampseoK, i ufliic.ntial iiolitieians are laboring io nue ear, loaded with passengers, was The lender of the war portfolio was Days Coudciiscd. estalilish an Iberian inonarcliy by the \\-ri'cked by an explosion of nitro­ made III .Mr. iiool l-'riday night after -Mass., lo tlern;wd i!. Kennedy, (he fam­ i«-««ai»H^«4Mt-«M»a«iM^ii-«afi-ii-«a«fra..»oi^«»li«« ily eoachnian. union of Spaiii and i'ortugal under the glycerin or gun cotton sliorlly before the confcreiu'c at till'white house. ,As tlie presideni will leave for t he .Adiron- A nalional org.'inixation has been kingslii|) of a grandson of Queen Vic­ 11 o'clock Sunday night. Si.v persons Alii'ad of llu' 'I'liiiCH mill l.rniliiin- llu- dacks Wcilncsday or Thursday, il is nOM AOT) FOliEIGN ITEMS perfeeled as 1 hi; Aiiieriean ;\ii(i-Trust toria. were badly hurt. 'The victims ;ire; Kiiliii'e—'I'lie .lliijit W'diiilc'i'liil mill hardly ]irobable that Air. h'ool will Hi-iilLslic Kxlillillloii III' Dowey'H league, Willi -M. L. Loekwuod, of j'enn- ?ilanila arlvioes say that in a tiglil .Mrs, I.;, C. Martin, 7» .-M.-iiisun str.^ol, come lo Wasliiiigloii lo confer wit li him VIctiir.v at .lliiiillii. .sylv.Miiia, as ]n'esident. illi the insurgenls at llobong, .islilid ciiniiiiiiinil I'raeiuri.' of the skiiK, rl.i^lU arm Ncwsof tlio Inilustviiil liield, rersnual l.iriikcii ami inii-riial lii.iuriu.s wlileli may licforc thai time. Il is regarded as AVabash aveiuic, just soutli of tlio .Aiiili- ill order to relieve the exposure of [ Panay, .11.1 of the enemy •were killecl prove i';il,-il. inori' likely that Mr. llool will iiicel the toriimi, Cliieano, an l';ii.'clrii-cyelorania is and rolificiil Itoiiis, IIiii)i.ioiiiiig-H Aineriean troo|is to yi.'llow fever and ,-.d ni.'iny YiX'vc •wounded. TlieAineri- !•;. I', .Martin, riKliI iirin li.iilly eiil and eonipleU'ly rnvolniionizini,' war iirotliictioii.-;. jiresidenl at bake Cliaiiiplaiii llu' lat­ a,t Homo anil Abi'oad. odier diseases the jircsideiit has di- n loss was one killed and one hrilis.-il .-iliniil Ir.tts and hoiIy, iiiul navy "si'ene.s, in an iiniueiisi; ruiiiiil liiiihl- .Mrs. ralliarhu- llarr(s, ;'j (loniell slroot, ter part of t he wci'k. in.u; con.:M,(100 liii.«h- sc'iil. all I 111'streams out of t heir banks, lively correct slaleiiioiiL on each |)oiiit foi of the ICpworlli i.eagui'. opi.'iii.'d in Iii- end of the car, smashed all the ci.s; o;i(s, -I.Vli.'i.Odd liiislu'l.s; I'yc, 7^.1,- so t hat San l''(-riKiiido is praetie.'illy sur­ Hie iirtists. The iiiunonso picture aknie rep­ di.'inapolis \\itli n large at leiidanee. rounded b,v w.ater, and many miles of windows and destroyed the briilK-e since LSSU, and Jlonri 'l''oiirnier, the noted Jong-dis- has served as presldeiu of the New Knu- fnlly oarriod miL hy iii.-iii. The doors open igiialion of Jiiissell A. Alger and be will In coiiveiilion in Philadelphia the Soon after ten o'clock a (honsand or at f) o'clock ill the inorainn dtirinK tlio week taiiee bieyele rider, was run down by hiiid soclet.v hi the city of New '^'ork. Me cease lo lie seerettiry of war August .1. Pennsylva-iiia. proliibllionists nomi­ more jicrsoiis gathered on Piirton was one of the most pronilncnt ineinhers and al 1 o'clock on Sundays. A descriptive ;L team in New York and killed. lecture hy men that wore liohind tlio guns: Three-cent fare on the .IJetroit nated .loiiii .M, Caldwell, of Xorlhuiu- si reel, on the Soul h side, and proceeded of the last New "I'ork state eonstllutioiial At a cabinet meelinf;' in ^Vashington convention, where lie served as ehtiirman •willi Dewey al Afanila. Sight soors mid (Mich.) street railways has Ijcen ab;m- berlaiid ciMinty, for slate treasurer. loobstriiel the track. When a-careauu.' visitors to the city should nevor fail lo' it was decided to ignore the complaint of lliu .indleiary coniinlssloa. doned. Ill reply to the complaints of iiewB- along Willi two polieemeu on board, it visit Iho llaltle of Manila. It is a Ics.son in 1 of llio news|Ki))er cnrrespondonis in historv and a soeiie one will never forget 'I'lie iiresidcnt sent a message to Gen. jiapcr eorrespondeiits in .Maiiihi- Gen. was atlaeked with a shower of slones. iranila, against Cleii. Otis, it wasinti- TRAGEDY IN IOWA. Blionhf 0110 live a liiniilrod years. Otis thanking the oflieers, volunteers Otis says he has sent no falsi' reports, in spite of Hie policemen the nonunion ]naled Hint very oncoiiraging news had and regulars of the iOig^lUli army corps but- li.-is lii'cn conservative in his dis­ niotoi-man .•ind condni^tnr were roughly UlieNt lit II lll'I'IMll illll 111 .MllNCIItllK! Ticcn received from the i'hilippines and .V .lliiii of Thrll'l. for perrorming willing' service through patches, and that the newspaper men hiindh'it. One of llieiii, named AlcDer- .•^Ill riloi'N II \'IIIIII;A' IU»ITU.'I1 that the situation was niucli better (lian Rlic—Where arc ynij goiiiij to spend the severe campaigns and said lie should court mariyrdom. niolt, had two ribs broken, and the oili­ Wiiiitaii. liad been generally believed. sinmiior? I'ccommend lo congress that a special The new suspension bridge across iS'i- er was badly bruised. One of tlu^ jio- lie—I'm not Roiiig lo s|)oml it .-it nil. Jann^s L. Ondcrdonk, a resident of medal of Jionor lie given them. agara ri\-cr, coniiccling bewisloii on the lieemen lired at the mob, the tiulh.'t Jiuscatine, ia., .inly 2-1.—George T'm going to save il till next winlor and Evanslon, III., and former lieutenant see if 1 ciin't get the janitor of the Hat to- American side willi (Jiicenslon on (he stril

:aillc. mmmm WAICINQ DR«AIV1S. taken from the rowrn. i felt now strength Jfy fist took the man fair in the temple. eulty from which I cuuld nol wifly t*ieortT HOW BRYAN LIVES. PROSPERITY PROOFS, as I fastened on my sword and stuffed the I doubt if ho ever knew what struck him, 1 was now at a diistanco from the croh* ro&d, Between mine cyellda and mine oyca, pistols in my belt, and, taking my riile, 1 for he wont down with no other sound than and knew not if I was bearing out of my The Slen'nplioni' idimUiiileee of the All l.liii'N III' TriKli- iiiiil liiiliiHtry At' Like red and satin popiiy leaves, that occasioned by tho fall of his body. line northward or toward one of the two li'st till! Ilciictll.s (iC ll«Miul>- Lie soft iho dreani.H of Paradise. wont out, the way I had gone in, and still .SllverltcH Has In Iti- Krc- groat highways, to approach either of which lIlMIII Itlllu. They llnuer when my spirit Brlevoa; without opposition. Uiii-udy "Ollcil I'll." They quench the fever In my hrain, And still without opposition or interrup­ CHAPTER XI. was fraught with tho greatest danger. tion I regained the burned district. It had Therefore 1 determined to settle where I Along the Union I'acKie, tlie I'.ur- And kiss my liopes to life a^aln, Tt-IB DOVE TAVERN. There is to ben Uronu'n's eonvcntion Between mine eyelids and mine eyes. boon a niifaelo, but I was now no better oil was until a glimmer of dawn should show me liiygton, the Uock Island, the Missouri than before, save that f was armed and I had never before and have never since my way onward. 1 had nn choice of spolK, in wustcrii I'enn.sylvnnia uc.\t. month. I'acilic and the Chicago luul Oniaha rail­ Between mine eyelids and mino eyes, in cold blooil struck violently an unarmed and so sat mo down on the stump I hail but The c'oiiiiiiittcf of arrangcinciits in­ Like slar-beams molilnB Into peace, eommanded the lives of at least three men roads ill iS'eliraikn do'/eua of new ele­ when the attempt should bo made to take man. God knows I recoiled as I felt the just fallen over, and, drawing my clciak vited 'WiHiiini .1. Hrynii inullcnil and Drift on the visions out of .skies plates of this fellow's skull give beneath my vators are being rusliod to completion Wherein eternal years Increase; me. about my head, emulated the oxtrcmest pa­ make 11 .'^ijoccli. Hi: rcplic'd that, he list, and, though I knew my act to bo a to take cans of the grain croii. .T lose my anchorngo to earth, ' I was aware that the wilderness of black- tience of ilob, who, for all his troubles, had would nccepi for $:;(1(1. 'Thi.s is less tluiii righteous one, and that had I been discov­ never been beset as was I. In riitsbiirgh it is said thai, every >ind feel the lleht of sc-cond birth cnod walls and charred timber, which he got lit either of the two (.'luuilaiHiiiii Between mine eyelids and mine eyes. seemed .such a haven at ))re.sent, would bo ered I would have had a foot of cold steel in Not for an instant did 1 nod or cease my blast furiince is producing to its full iiu'clings ill (ii'iirgiu n( wliicli be iiiailc about the first region over which an or­ my vitahs, I could not at once ovoreome the watchfulness through all the long hours. capneiiy. T3elwoen mine eyelids and mine eyes. feeling of having committed murder. piilitical ndilri'.ssi'S I'eceiitly. There he With love'.s brlfjlu mystery and t;race, ganized search would be prosecuted. The Tho rain, noted for its impartiality, seomod In 1 he coke regions every oven is pro­ 31y precious friends without disguise, very unlikelihood of my returning to the Whether or not tho man was a sentinel I to belie the adage and focus on mo as though was given ",(1 pwr cent, of Iho gale re- ducing. could not tell. Tho shiftless way of leaning •\V'lili benedictions In each face, tavern had made it possible for mo to enter, I fiat beneath a gargoyle. Toward daylight, ceiplH. 'This aetivily e.viendsall tliroiigb tliu his gun against a tree and humming made which came none too early, the heat had "Walk slowly midst tl>e trees and flowers, regain my arms and leave unmolested, while Soiiii' ri'iinsylvnnin ilciuoerats are' ilis- iron Inisiiuiss. 'I'liun; is nol, enough pig •Or slecji within the garden bowers— the darkest holes of the city would bo thor­ metloubt it, but it mattered little—he was an gone from my blood, and .something like a plcasi'd tbiil .\lr. I'.ryaii sbould fbiirgij iron to meet tlui deinaiul. No new or­ Between mine eyelids and mine eye.s. oughly scoured, and that at once. To bur­ obstacle wlioae removal was neccss;iry. 1 cliill took its place, and with the first sign was fairly sure there was more to overcome for his nililressi'S. Then', is a feeling ders {sir rails can lie filled Ibis year. Between mine eyelids and mine eyes row inl;o a ercviee in this field of desolation of lividncHS in tho clouds above I set out, A wamlorlnh' spirit sweet as sleep miglit lie iiossible, hut it would end in licyond, hut resolved to try strategy in pa.ss- more from an instinct tow.ird flight than ill (leorgiii L'ven, wborc bo is so popiihir. Slnieiiirnl iron, wliieli sold at $1S a. Ion •Comes slnsinK wliere the dayllKht dies; starvation and liuiil discovery. 'I'o disguise iiig unless driven to open violence, anil even from any dcllaitc plan. The Dove was my Hint it is not i|uile dignilii'd fcir a iiinn before I he liooiii, is now selling lit $lit; And liincful founts of tears aleap myself was not possible, nor, had 1 the then my fist should not bo my mainstay. destination, but it was only to be ap­ in his posilioii—"Ibc lender of bis and is expi'i'teil to go to $-lll. ^V•ith my temper inflamed, it boded ill for BoRem the path her footsteps irod; means, would it have availed me miieb, lis proached by night, and it was scarce an party"—to liecduic the c I rawing rani of The lumber liiisiucss of the past year •Jn hers my dini-eyed .soul saw God, the miin who crossed nio; with my pulses hour's walk from where I .sat. Nothing my unusual size would have made disguise nn eutcrtainini'ul' for a in'rci'iitngo of ill the iioi'llu'i'ii I'l'iitral distriet is the. Between mine eyelids and mlno eyes. slow and even, it went against my grain to could be gained by wandering aimlessly, yet of little more than temporary benefit, ^ly till' gate iiKiiioy. His friends say in his best, on reeonl. Hard wood lia.s iid- lino of iliglit, which might easily be triiced spill human blood, eapeeially that of one such was tho S|)irit of llighl within me tiiat Between mine eyelids and mine eyes. lefonsi' lliiit be does not reouive inoiioy f live and conriiier, see and know. along the sands of the strip of boacli, point­ doing his duty, and this fact alone would even movement partook of tho nature'of viuiiMid from !?i3:i a Ihousand feel (u ,$112 O let my spirit on thi.s wise ed plainly toward the region which I was have made luo a poorsoldier for the ranks. safety, and the loadstone attracting me lay for iiiakiug wbiit Ibey call "rogiihir and .i;:M, and tlie prices of all grades of AlonB the trackless conllnos go! now traversing, and to remain in its vicin­ Now I unshipped my sword, drew my still to the northward. Toward tho north, lioliticnl spi'i'tdies," but only for ptdil- lumbiM- make a new reeonl. No other tiiilverse so sweet ity was tantamount to placing myself with­ cloak about me, and walked on as openly as then, I turned. iciil spcoclu's iiiado nl entcrprisos gol The exports of doineslic increliaiidl.se As this—forever bright, complolc— thotigli I was an ollicer of "grand rounds." Between mine eyelids and. mine eyes. in easy reach of my luirsners. I had but one The birds had begun to stir in their nestd up for the express ])iirposi' of inaU'iiig for .liiiii'. were ;i;'.)l,.S:iS,7:i^!, a gain of -iRcv. Frank W. Oiinsaulus, In Chicago expedient, and that to elude eapttiro until It was mi'Wriihk- going. In the darkness I and twitter sleepily as I came to tho edge money. They say. I bat I'ryan "unist aboil I. $:;,oo(i,()nn. seemed to find ami stub every stono and of tho woods and beheld theolieekcr of farm Saturday Evening Herald. nightfall by placing myself where there was live" niul thiit he oiinnni travi'l all over Our copper prodiietioii of last year, the least liability of search, and, under shoot into as many brambles as might be fields and woodland from the elevation on cover of darkness, boldly attempting to force discovered in a tea-iicro wood lot. 1 jiassed which I was stiniding, a fine-drawn mist .10 the oouiitry and iniiko .spcoidios for wliieh was the Inrgcsl ever reported, the lines at a spot remote from the regular unchallenged through tho shallow ravine, blurring the distance that it seemed in­ nothing. \vill be exceeded Ibis year. roads of travel. and was wondering if by chance I luul al­ finite. I went on, and by sunrise crossed II is woll k'lunvii (hnl .Mr. I'.ryan'ssolo The post olliee receipts of al) leailiug To this end 1 betlinnght mo of laking to ready cleared tho lines, wlien the works of tho iMinotta water, Htriking westwaril that liiisiness jiisti now is 1 bill of pri'sidi'iiliiil post olliees for .liiiic aggregate $:i,-ll!0,- i\ater, and by swimming outllnnk the de­ an advanced redoubt rose against the dim I might got into the wilderness above (.'unilidiiti'. lie di'i'ins it lU'ci'ssiiry to :''l)l, an iiierease of 311111,1'.KI over t be ex- sky, and at the same instant there eiimetho fenses; Imt I soon realized that the banks of CIreenwicli, reaeliing that almost primevaJ till' rnrryiiig on of Unit business Hint be eii.iiig miiiil.li iif .June last year. either river would bo donlily guiirded by ring of a musket and a voice called: "Halt! forest toward noon, Who's there?" sbniilil lie displaying 111 lusi'lfcnii I ill tin 1- I''iiially, the immignil ion sinti.stics sentinels and patrol boats, though, aside lint it is n.soless to follow my old trail here. ly lo till' people and talking In llii'iii. for the fiscal year eiiiled .Iiinelil) iiiake It was not my plan to liiilt, or answer I did it years after with great satisfaction to from the risk, 1 gave over the idea, as the at­ a reinarK'iible showing of IIM.-Kiii imini- tempt wuiilil necessitate my complete dis­ either, for that matter. I had located tho myself, calling up a cloud of memories that ill' eolints that, day Inst in which lir has arming. voice to tho right, but could see no one, and brought back my Inst youth, allioit it not lolil a ciiiisicli.'riiliK^ iiiiinlu'r of his gi'iints ill ibe Inst three iiionllis, or at 'I'nrning northward, therefore, I kept was fairly sure that only the noise of my brought (a.s it does now) a mist before my fcllow-cilizons tluit 111' is iboir friend. the rale of over linlf a million a year, a witliin the liiiiils of the black desolation un­ progress had been marked, and not myself. eyes as well. Through that afternoon I It is perfectly prupor, I ben'rori', from reeonl imt reaehed since IS'.Kl. FBEE-LAJMCEl til 1 reached its upper termination. Bcaving Therefore I swung toward the left and hur­ wandered well toward 1,'looiiiingdale, and a.s ried along lis rapidly and silently as 1 could, tho shadows fell, cut eastward near the old [iy CHAUNCY C. llOTCIiKISS it behind, i cut tlirniigh the grounds of King's college, wiilking with apparent care­ soon having the ]dcasnre of hearing the sen­ Apthorp mansion and across the wild laud VICTIM OF THE "KISSING BUG." [Copyrife-ht, 1807, by D. Appleton & Co. All lessness, thi;n on to the hospital, through its tinel stumble across iny.triiil some di.itaneo which lies a beautiful waste about the cen­ rights reserved J confines, and still onward over ii garden or ill the rear. ter of tiie islaiul. [Now Central I'ark.' two and a field until 1 had arrived at tho I had now tlie rcdnubt to fiank', and, as tho I was now close to the Kingsbridge road woods bad been cut down at its front as well CI 1AI'TKit X.—COSTISVKT). edge of Lispenanl's .Meadows. again, and not half a mile from the Dove. as on either side, there was an oiien space for Tt was my final mnniont, CastiuR a qniclc 1 dared not trust myself to its broad npoii; The storm had cleared with the going down I could have been too easily marked from a' me to traverse. Uerel lowered my dignity of , leaving the air cool and pleasant, ilook over tlie tabic for anylhinK in llic niat- by getting nn to all-fours, ami, holding my ter of wriiiiiK libit mij^lil lie used as a jiass, distaiirc, so I tnrneil me toward the Hud­ but, though I amaloverof natureand iirone son, keeping the wliiloclnse to thoshrubbery blade betwixt my teeth, 1 crept slowly on­ to mark the effect of storm and sunshine, [ my cyo spied lite roils of money wliicii had ward, taking iidvantage of every stumii and been j;iven ino, liut nntliina trlsc of service wliieh deliiicd the meadow's limit.s, and remember little of this evening save that it liiially took refuge under a chestnut tree, fallen tree as a post to iialt ami listen. Hnl was a gorgeous one, witn a moon, something w;is in SIKIII ami llicre was not an instant to these latter were none too frequent, and \ ilnsc ill iiivestiKtilion. Uclciisinj; t,:iiiil()n, I tliiiiigli ere long 1 was up it and as far toward less than half-grown, swimming in tlio sky its top as [ dur.st venture. used at least an hour in getting the few like a cleft coin. Hinipeii for the Kolii, swept it into my jioek- hundred feet which lay between the works ct, iind .^ciziiiK L^camincH's cloak as J went, Years after 1 looked in vain for this tree, [TO nE CO.N'TINUKD.] but it had fallen niider the a\, us fell all and the abatis protecting them. Having rim to the wiiulnw, barely (.•viidinK (ho gained the abatis, I ro.se and felt my way grasp of ..Mfs. liadely, who made a bob at the heavy timber ou the island during the terrible winter of 17.S0. tbrnugh the tangled branches of the felled me anil would have Inuifj; lil;e a Iceeh litid timber, making a deal of noise I thought, FELT OF A MAN-EATER. 1 was now wet through. Tho clonk 1 she fa^-tcnec] to my clolhiii};. but finally got jiast and into tho woods be­ had coiitiiineil to wear to prevent easy iden­ Ill less iluiii a second 1 was over tlio rail, yond. These woods proved to be but a sLri]!, Thi! ThrllHiiK- H.xiierlenee of a Illiin! tification, together with the recking weath­ and, laiuliiiK on the turf, took to my heels, and a narrow one at that, I'or 1 soon came to Aiitlvc oC India tvltli n. er and the showers of water wliieb had poiiitiin; myself to the earlliworks of the a mail whieli served me only in showing my poured from tlic wet leaves, bad saturated "IVIl.i TlK-er. (Icscrteii ••(Jystcr Battery," wliicli bad liecn location, as I knew of ono crossing from the me, and I was anything save comfortable as creeled by the Americans exiictly in the rear Kingsbridge road to another leading to llie 1 sat astride a liotigh and waited for the day of lieadtiHtirlcrs and on Ibo edge of the Hud- village of d'conwich. This i.s n story of a blind man who, «on. to end. iiniirmcd, laid hi.s hand upon a free It was something after five o'clock, but as I was well satislied with myself and my ligx'r iiiul lived, uiihiirl, to tell the tnle; 'J'hisliallory, t'l'iiss-Hi-own, dismiinlied, and progress, considering that the worst was neglected as useless by the British, 1 know yet 1 had diseovercd no signs of pursuit in lived to wish that lie were dend. It is ^N'otibl lie nn permanent cover, but its em- my direction. To beguile the time, 1 reload­ iho most cxtraardinary adventure biiiikiiients made a temporary shield betwixt ed my rillc and pistols, though I laid more reliance on my strength of arm and hard­ even in the thrilling aiuuil.^ of boast- mu and a possible shot from the honso had ridtlen India. my line of lliglit been discovered. It was a ness of fist to ovoreome a single guard than fair post for a mimitc's obi«crvation and re- 1 (lid on firearms. The great wet meadow The tiger was a man-cater of .Myr.oro, llcetion, anil, boundin;^ through an einiity stretched before me like a green sea, broken for which the government lind oll'ered •sinbrasiirc, 1 dodged down, and then rais­ only by the clump of trees whieli was to a reward of oOO rupees. have been my dueling grouiul on the mor­ ing my head above the cdgo of the works, Many were li.is exploits. He would looked liael;. row, and the sluggish brook taking its rise from the Collect, cutting in twain length­ bound into a crowd of travclei's on the To my astonishment I was not at once wise and draining tho plain which had niiee liig-li road nud boar one of them nw:iy, pnrsited, llioii|i;h two or three liKures iip- boon a dangerous and pestilence-breeding or snatch the driver from tiie seat of petired at the window 1 hail KO'io throityb, quagmiro. The thunderstorm had pa.ssed, a creaking' bullock cart. all others beinn seeminjjiy deserted. 1 had but tho sky was yet heavily overca.st, lu'om- to thank the day for my good I'ortunc, as the He would cvcu enter villngos and ising a dark, wet night (whieli suited my lireak into Inits with great blows nl Sabbath was a time for general rela.vation, purpose), and by the time tlie sun set and and were it not for that my cliances would 1 swung myself from my lofty |ierch the rain lii.-j powerful paws and drag- forth his liave been next to naught, h'cw soldiers was coming down, not in torrents, but with prey. were about, a corporal's guard only licing a steady drip-drop that told of a decided There was a poor Dhcr, n low-oaslc lioforo the liouse when I entered it, but that ohango of weatheT. tliere would soon bo wild confusion and a iiinn, who was not allowed to live in general turning out [ had small doubts. I had no preparations to make, nor from tiie village, but dwelt with his ^vifo The lianks of the Ifudson at this point tho point at which I had been hiding had I and baby in n low but on Us oulskirts, termimitod in a steep blulF, at the bottom of a long distaueo to go before coming to the He was poor,, ex.trcmely poor, arjiii vhich was a narrow stri|i of beach. Once on lino of defenses. This lino was not a con­ blind. the sands, I might rim along sereoned from tinuous embankment, but consisted of .short breastworks and redoubts at no great dis­ Ono night tkis niiin wn.s -waked by a those at a distance, but could easily be .strange shuffling, siiulliing noise in the lieadod and eapttn-ed like a fish in a ])urso tance apart, every foot of tho intervening bis ]ioint of view that he should accept 'I'liere is no doubting the meaning of net. I took the ri.sk, however, and sliding spaces being patrolled by sentinels. J had liut, every invitation extended liiiii, from 11 these llgtires, taken frnni so niany dif­ down the steep, sped northward for some resolved to strike tho lino noa,r its center, or Upon tlie iKimeless odors of an In­ comilry fail'to a (ireineii'K loiirnainent. ferent sources. 'Tliey mean a general, ways, coming to tlio top imdi.scovored and at about midway betwixt tho Jvingshridgo and Get away—out of the window." dian interior two new sraclisimpresscd Hut, the traveling be has to ilo as peri- normal and stable prosperity, whieli, the edge of the bnrnoil district. Cireonwieh roads, and so walked straight themselves. He Icnew what theymeant over tho meadows, crossing tho brook and ])atelie iiresiilential eandidate costs is the best kiiiil of ]ii'ospcrity that a Into this wihlorness of de.'jtruction 3 passed, btit my pride nnd'erwont a sudden Inter. money, and .Mr. Jlryan litis none lo country can have.—N. V. World (Deni.). feeling my way up tho rising grounil of the fall when, as I was putting my leg over the plunged, but soon slackened my pace to a Tho nuin anlled; no voice answered. spare. He has no aeeiiiiiiilatod wealtli walk to avoid marked ohservntion from northern boundary of tho great field. snake fence, a voice oanio out of tho dark­ those who inhabited tlie shanties abound­ It was not yet dark, but through the ness; Night was as day in his sightless eyes. to yield bini an iiieonie. He eiin ciirii COMMENT AND OPINION. ing throughout the ruins. I w.as fairly safe gloom I soon made out that I was exactly "Halt! Who goes there?" He crawled about the hut with a blind money at no profession while eoiistaiil- for the present, and decidotl there to halt in the rear of a redoubt. Retracing my "A friend, hut without couutorsigii. man'.s' noi.solos-s step, feeling his way ly on the wing. He has a faiiiily tosiip- C'"rbc general [irosperity of the and take sto.ok in myself and circumstances, steps, I worked eastward, tlien again head­ Whore are yon?" I returned, easily, though •with Ircrniilous extended hand. ])Drt. Therefore he must eitlier run in country is not a eondition favorable to especially as I had no definito plans before ed north, and this time found myself at tho I made a mighty start. He nonrcd tlto corner of the' hut debt, whieli is wrong, or lie must nial;e the iiiaiiiifacture of issues by calamity- me. end of a slight dip of tho ground, with forti­ '"Then stay where yon bo, or I fircl" it es,— fndiiirinpolis .lournai. fications on tho heights at either hand. The where his wife Inj', prone upon the some money out of tlie desire of the peo- it came to mo that I wa.s now doubly "Very good! Como to mo," I answered, floor, and stooped. Wrist deep liis ]ile lo see and bear bini. lETTiryaii pretends to believe in tho damned—first, as a spy; .second, for doing way between appeared unobstruetcd by swinging myself back and retreating to a violence to the por.son of the highest func­ military work.s, though what guard was tree near by, and from that to another. inquiring hand llinist itsoU' into deep tf some moiicy-makingeuterprise like extermination of trusts, yet be voted tionary in America, I was without moans of there posted I could not guess, and a.'jyet it It gave mo infinite relief to hoar the fur. a Cleorgia Cliaiitaiirpia is a siieeess be­ against Ibe anti-trust clause in the Me- escape from the city, and entirely unarmed. was too light to attempt tho passage. tramp of a liortie, and know tho man was a In a flash he knew; he had heard and cause of Hryiin's presence, it is natural iClnley law.—Leavenworlb Times. I would bo hunted like a wolf, and with less Still protecting my primings, I threw mounted vidette, and in the course of a few snielled iho tiger in his liut; had that he sbould feel that'be ought to ICSoiuebody started a rimior the myself on tho sodden ground, and in this mercy from one qnartor at least. In short, seconds he went by me to whore I had an­ piniohec) tho groatman-oater's ribs. He have a share of llie receipts. 1 f be were otiier day tlia't Hryan would be willing though 1 was then breathing free air, I was fashion lay waiting, while the minirtos swered him, though by then I had rotroate of it WM missing, nor, barring the pa- of ray positiou I threw the weight of my "When she looked in the glass to lei able nny democratic candidate's de­ from any possibility of a helping hand. To Kard'wnre. j «cr, Lfid an^ sf vay pcraonal property beea nerves iuto my right arm and struck out. itumblcjsnward might luid me in some dim- if her mask was oa straight."- -TitrBitj. feat.—Albany Arg'us (Uem.). West Delhi. West Aurelius. Southwest Wheatfield. Dr. Alton of Bridgewater is visiting S. W. Robertson is lionie from Lans­ Clayton Collar who has been seri­ % his parents,—Mrs. Ocoboc of Mason ing nursing a carbuncle on his wrist. ously ill with typhoid fever is slowly visited friends in this vicinity last —J. C. Hogaboom and wife visited recovering.—Henry Kent and family pOLL4/^ week.—West Holt is the name of the near Okemos over Sunday.—Clifton of Gratiot county are visiting (riends Cl@ahs3,^ Prices new postolllce with Samuel Haley as Turner of Toledo made his wife and liero.—The social at Horatio Every's postniasler, Mervin Pratt carries tlio daugliter, wlio are spending the sum­ Friday uiglit was well attended mail from Holt three times a week,— mer here, a flying visit last Friday.-V- and a good time reported- « Are now in order on every line of goods that it is inulesirnble Mrs. Osliorne and little daughter of 0. M, Robertson and daugliter, Dolly, John Wasper and wife of Mason visit­ HOUSANDS OP YOUNG MEN wo! 1 Saginaw are visiting relatives in West spent a day witii Lansing friends last ed iriends in tills vicinity Sunday,— troubled with nei'vomncss, deapoa- for us to keep in stock for fall business. As a consequence, T deiicy, cxhaitatloii, losa of nicuiory, Dellii,—Oar delcgattjs to the C. E, con­ week.—Daniel Slaughter and wife at­ Marshall Rowell who lias been taking lachlnif bacica and kldncya, painful urltia- there are many bargains for the wide-awake buyer during tlic vention at Detroit should bo com­ tended tiie funeral of their nephew, care of his wheat crop here returned to klon, biialifuliicaa, aodlmiiiit in urine, loasus W i mended for tlio elaborate report which Ray Young, at Lansing last week.— |nt nifrtit, impotency, Ucadnchca, varicocele, /lis home last Thursday,—Walter Frost Iplmplea, ulcera, bone palna,—The results they made of the convention, Frank Jewett and Myrtle Van Wagon­ made a business trip to Gratiot county ioi evil habits in youth or later exceaaeu. ITEXT 20 DAVS _-_ er were married at tlio bride's liome last week.—Joliii Bianchard has pur­ Our Vltallied Trealmout curca the worst yesterday. They have the best wishes chased a new threshing maching.— Icaaes. Northwest Aurelius. of a large circle of friends. Godfrey Polar and daughter Alma Men's Laundered VViiito Shirts, all si/.os,werc fi5c,clearlnK price 4!)c Mr. Solomon Sheseley returned Emissions & Varicocele I' visited friends in Lansing Sunday.— .sap the y\gor and vitality and produce I I " " Fancy Bosom Shirts willi cuds to inalcli " 4!)c Saturday from Ohio wliere he was Mable Wolf of Lansing is the guest of hvcilc men. Our Uollur Traatuiantn " Negligee Siiirta, Fancy Oxfords, Sateens, etc,, were 50c " :iSc called by tlie death of Ins graudwon. Wheatfield. Mrs. Godfrey Folar.—Miss Nellie will Cure You. " " " " Plaids, Stripes, elc, " 2.5c " 20c —Mrs. .len Jirown rides a new wheel. Fanners are now busy in the oat " Cottonaile Pauls, odd line, former ]irieo 75c, clearing price o7c Swan of Ingham visited her aunt, I Stricture and Cleet, —W. T. Keeney and wife entertained harvest.—Anotlier pioneer lias gone to Mrs. Wm. Curtis Tuesday, ' No matter how chronic, yield to onr Vital- Boys' Coltonado and .Jean Knee Pants, splendid 25c value " l!)c company frr^m Jackson and Eaton rest. James Smith, who some time Jized Treatment. No oper.ttion, no pain,( I •' Shirt and Blouse Waists, Stripes and Pinclieoks " l!)c Bapids Sunday,—Flossy Sheesley vis­ ago was injured by a fall from a horse, no detention from business. All drains* 1 " JJIack and White Stripe Shirts, all sizes, always 25c " 20c ited at Lansing last week and Sarah died from his ininries July 22. Fune­ i cease. Our Dollar Trcutmcnt will 11 Children's Wash Suits, two piece, Fancy Duck, were 50c " :{Sc Keeney at Eaton Eapids,—M. Curtice ral services were held at the Whit- Tlicro Is No 7 Alioat It. ilCurcYou. " " " " '• sizes'I to 10 " iiil.25 " 75c and fannly vL^ited at H, Curtice's comb school house, wliere a large num­ No question indeed with those who ilBlood & Sexual Diseases! Sunday,—George Patterson and wife ber of friends and neiglibors gathered Ilcured forever, No return of the diae.asc.I I have used Ittliat Foley's Kidney Cure l! No Mercury. No Poison. OurDoUurM !fi? One lot Men's Ties, Tecks, Bows and Strings, wei'e 25c " 10c of Jackson luive been visiting lier to pay their last respects, lilderWei- is absolutely reliable for all Kidney I)Treatment will Cure You. Wci brother Cavillon Morse tlie i)ast few denhoft olliciated. Tiie remains were and Bladder diseases. I') Guurnntcc Cures Plenty of other goods are going out clieap, which we have days.—Farmers are cutting their oats. interred in tiieDennia cemetery. He I) We tre.at and cure alldia- was born in N. Y. Aug 15, 1837 and I) cascs of men and women for not s]5ace to enumerate. Come and see. came here with iiis parents when 7 I , Kiuniattita ud ConialUtiiB Frci, Trilo for Saaitioa A LitHo Wcll-Kiiowu Fact. Leslie- Lilt for Sgmt Tnttmist. years old, where he 'has since lived. Dr. Maynard has moved into tlie That most serious diseases originate 47 MIohlginAvsnue, In 1S57 lie married Miss Eleanor Rayiier house on Main street.—The DOLLAR DOOIORS. Ootrolt, Mich. in disorder of the kidneys. No hope Froncif and to them 11 ciiiidren were township S. S. rally will be hold at of good health while tlie kidneys are born, nine of whioh are still living. Pleasant Lake on Wednesday next.— ^ wrong. FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE Ho leaves a wife, two sons, seven The funeral of Henry Talniadgo was CDLWS immi Ml 1 MM IDl is guaranteed to make the kidneys daughters and a brother to mourn his held on Friday last and the remains '•ight. ^ loss.—Chas, Patten of noi'theru Michi­ interred in the Leslie cemetery.—Mrs, 3sR?~iF?f gan is visiting liere,—There is a social Gatton Sigler left Monday for Still­ ..COLLINS- Eden. at F. E Swan's for the lienetit of El­ mmm m^ water, Minn., whereshe will make it Makes the finest line of Wr yiamis^iiiiir R. A, Fay returned liome from der Weidenhoeft next Friday evening. her home witli her daughter.—Rev. Grand Rapids last Thursday .—The L. ~~—« • » H. C. I-Iayden and wife of Cleveland, BREAD. PIES. A, S, will meet with Mrs. D. M. Wal- 0., have been the guests of Mr. and lou Wednesday, August 2.—Misses DeWitt's Little Early Risers expel from tlie system all poisonous accum­ Mi's. R. C. Bishop for a few days.— FANCY CAKES. Dansvllle. Grace and Bertha Booth of Jackson Mr. B. Mallory and wife returned to are visiting friends and relatives in ulations, regulate the stoniacli, bowels C5 \m -5 CD tm Word comes from South Haven that and liver, and purify the biood. Tiioy their lioirje in Ann Arbor on Saturday ANDICECREAM Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harris, Au'merly this vicinity.-Mr, Martin Potter, Vol- after an outing at the Portage.—G. 111. lie Curry and sister, Mrs. Plodges and drive away disease, dissiprte melan­ ,..in the City... Tlmradfty, ,Inly 18»l). of this place, are now happy |)arents. choly, and give health'and vigor for Sanders and wife of Mason were with —Mrs. Elplia Grimes has been granted grandctiildren; Earl and Edna Parish, her parents over Sunday,—Dr. H, C. Suiidayed at C. Potter's.—Rev. Klose the daily routine, Do not gripe or THE WAGON will stop at your a widow's pension, her,luiaband dying sicken. Loiigyear'Bros. * Hayden of Cleveland occupied the pul­ Southeast Alaiedon. while in service in the war with has gone to the sanitarium at Alma pit at the Congregational clinrch Sun­ door daily with fresh baked goods. for treatment,—An interesting game Clias Miller and fann'iy of Pfolt spent Spain.—Mrs. E, F. Gaylord is visiting day morning.—Mrs. W. H. Rice re­ CATERING A SPECIALTY. Sunday at J. Scarlett's, at Wlie«ler Gaylord'sin Stockbridge, of iiall was played between Aurelius Webberville. turned home' from Oakley Monday, —P. W. Rogers, publisher of the and Eden. Tlie score was 10 and 11 Several froui liere attended Fore- wliere she has been visiting lier father, John Stevens and wife visited in in favor of Eden.—F. M. Childs is re- A. T. COLLINS. P ROP. -iraghain Sunday. Miigle of this place, will startapap^r paugli'a show at Detroit Monday.—C. M, V. Armstrong.-Mr. Foster and at Britlon, Lenawee uounty.—Tlie sliingling bis barn. M. Potter of WiUiamston was in town family of Brooklyn are the guests of Mrs. J. Desler iif Mason visited at C. tiftud boys will have a dance next Sat­ .-'^. Sunday—Harvest dance tmiight at Mr. and Mrs. A. Barlow,—Harry E. Williams' Sunday. urday night. the opera house,—Mrs. F. N. Turner Evans of South Bend was in town Willis Huntley of York state is visit­ Northwest Ingham. Miss Alta Blood visited Mi.ss Villa and children are siKjndiog a few days Monday ing his fatlierand mother, Lee J-lnnt- » ^—t island Corners. Davidson over Sunday.—Miss Fay in Lansing.—Principal Harvey and Jey and wife. wife of Okemos attended tlie bail The L. A. B. will meet August 2ud Doty of Dansvllle spent a few days Jlis Lil'e ira.s Saved The Students Mrs, 0, Minkler is working at J. E. in irlie afternoon at the M. E. parson­ last week with Miss Mina Rae.—Miss game Friday.—Mabel Silsby is in Dart's in Mason. WiUiamston caring for a sick sister.— Mr, J. E. Lilly, a prominent citizen OF TIIK age in Okemos with Mrs. H. I. Skin­ Cora Rossetter and Mrs. Martha Ros- MICHIGAN JJUSINESS G. S. Wilson and wife spent Satur- ner. All invited.—Threshing has setterand son spent Sunday with M. No preaching at the M. E. church for of Hannibal, Mo,, lately had a wonder­ 'd.ay and Sunday in Lansing. comnienced, Win. L, Moshor thresli- D. Fredrick's family.—Miss Anna the next two Sundays! Rev, Clark ful deliverance froni a frigntful death, AND NOUMAli COLLKUH ed the first on Thursday for A, D, Shaw of Mason visited her brother will be at theBelle Oak camp meeting, In tailing of it he says: "I was taken Are educated for Success and secure Walter Almond sjient Sunday at —A special school meeting lias been iionie. Felton.—Wyrinn Carr went to Indiana last week,—Mrs. C. Miller and children with typhoid fever, that ran into and liold good, paying positions. on Monday.—Mr. and Mrs. Box are are visiting at her fatlier's, J. J Scar­ called on Thursday night July 27 for pneumonia. My lungs became hard­ 'Chaa. Speer of .Tackson county spent purpose of bonding the district to ened. I was so weak I couldn't tilt up Ours is the DNLV ACTUAL Busr- Jast week with L. DuBois, entertaining their daughter,IJosephine lett.—Mrs, Mary Scarlett has returned NKSS School hi Southern Michigan. Munn and two grandsons from Cali- home from Holt,—Miss Aggie David­ build a new primary department and in bed. Notliing helped me. I ex­ foruia,—Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mitchell son Sundayed a H. Collar's.-Mr. to better heat and ventillate the p;'es- pected to soon die of consumption, Write today for a Catalog and "Our Volcanic Eruptions have a new baby.—Hazel Sutherland Shrum Campbell spent Saturday and ent bnilding, Every taxpayer should when I lieard of Dr, King's New Dis­ New Proposition." Are grand, but skin eiuptiona rob is staying with Mrs. Moslier during Sunday in Eaton Rapids and Pleasant be present,-7-Tlie game of ball between covery. One bottle gave great relief. UllcUitruii lliiNliKiNN A- Xoniiul (;(>IIo$(0 life ofjoy, Buckien's Arnica Salve the thresldng season.-An Italian Lake.—Mr. C. Campbell is on the sick Stockbridge mid the Monarclis last I continued to use it, and am now well UopartiiiGut N, BATTLU CJUKEK, MlC'ii. 'Cures them; also old runningand fever with hand organ and dancing monkey list. ^ Friday resulted in a victory for Web­ and strong. I can't say too much in ••flores, ulcers, boils, felons, corns, warts, was looking for pennies on Sunday. berville, score 5 to two. Stockbridge its praise." This marvelous medicine auts, bruises, burns, scalds, chapped "What might liave been"—if tliat failed to score in every inning except is the surest and quickestcure in the hands, cliilblains, best pile cure on BIr. and Mrs, B. Lackamp, Elslon, little cough hadn't been neglected-is the third wlieua costly error allowed world for all throat and lung trouble, To PATENT Good Idsas eartli. Drives out pains and aches. Mo., write: "One Minute Congh Oure the sad reflection of thousands of con­ them to score two runs. The fielding Regular sizes 50 cents and $1,00. may bo secured by Only 25 cents a box. Cure guaranteed. of Stockbridge equalled that of the Trial bottle free at Longyear Bros'., our aid, Address, saved the life of our little boy when sumptives. One Minute Congh Cure THE PATENT RECORD, ;3old by Longyear Bros,', Mason, and nearly dead with croup." Longyear cures coughs and colds. Longyear Mouarcbs but the battery work of Mason, and F. H. Field's, Dansvllle, II V4l ;F. H. Fields', Dausville, druggists. G Clark and Riker won the game. druggists. 2 0 ' Baltimore, Md. Bros. * Bros. * Suljucriptlons to Tlie Patont Record 91.00 per annum.

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