<:vi-~'ini-j-T;y'-. VOL. XLIV-NO. 49 MASON, MICH., THURSDAY NOVEMBER 5^7,190'i. WHOLE NO. 3J89 NBWN IN BRIEr. RURAL MAIL CARRIERS. The I. O. F. The Independent Order of Forester* The flrst snow storm of the season Rsainlnnllonii for INipllInn* Held In came vesterday afternoon. Mnaon •.Mt rrldajr. are inaugurating a vigorous winter Entered at the l'o«tonieo,Hafion, citmpaign, and for the mouths of itiaeoond«ola(iiiiiatter Oria Carn is now running the liaok In pursuance of notices regarding rubllshndKveryTburHdnyby November, December and January »r« to and from tlie new depot, One Warrant Result of the examinations to be held, over sixty But Little Testimony As Yet remitting to new members tlie regIS' A, Li. HOSK. Drs. Culver and Freeland removed Investigation applicants presented tliemselves for Been Taken. tration and certificate fees, which ap* a tumor from the hack of George Dis- examination at the opening session plicants usually have to pay upon Oat ytip, tl.OO; tU noiilhi, (0 •mil i :,;>,/:; •v-.l Mjmc 'i:mmm^immmmm^^^^.mm^fA-.A-^^^^^m^^ Let Justice Reign. do for a patient. Paralysis, functional |nghiim®0mrt!j|Tnc;5 Tlic following poem was rend at the hiaittrouble and insanity are other troubles iu which osteopathy. Is espec W, C. T, U. convention at Lansing l)y J Buy at Walter's ially successful. Cases of asthma of Thursday, Nov. 27. 1902. Mary A. Stilhna|i at Mason: • ' •• Coughs many years standing liave iieen cured liy the treatment. Our practice here Let justice reign in Michigan, -^*^Thii Week Lnw Miller evidently now wishes "Mywife had a deep-seated cough A N«w Cnralive Mclenne That Una has lieen limited almost entirely to Ami women vote as well as nmn; Muay l>«Tol<>im AIIIOIIK •iileiliKeiit, chronic dlseanea, patients coming to lie hiid Miiwed more wond and fewer for three years. I purchased two United, they could ever plan bottles of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, liiriHCIIIlHl 1>CU|»I«. us only after (hey have exhausted the wordH durlMK the luMt cuinpttlKn. The For purer laws In Michigan, large size, and it cured her com- best eflorts of the old scliools and the cIcrkHhip of the hniiHe is a Job worth pletely."-J,H.Buree,Macon,Col. alleged virtues of the hundreds of ad 20,lbs. best Granulated littving, ^______^^__. Why should \vc sit and fold our liiincU, vertised speci Acs and remedies. In Sugar for $1.00. And not require our just demands. CURES WITHOUTMEDICINE spite of the fact that we liave liad lit tle opportunity to demonstrate the Tino cnuiiiiiHMion of urbllration in Prjiy, how long must we agitate Probably you know of the coal strike controvejsy lias acconi' marvelous power of osteopathy iu 2.lbs. good Coffee for 25c Till it becomes a law of slate. cough medicines that re acute diseases like pneumonia, ty- pliHlied a valuable service to tlie pen- lieve little coughs, all ptiold fever, etc., we iiave been very plein iimkint; It apparent to tlie coal When Franchiiic calls for education PntlciilN 'rell Wniiilerliil Tnic* «l He- 1-lb can good Baking NilltN Obtniiiftil by l.oeitl KxpoiiniilN successful here. But after the scieace barons that tlieir stubbornness, unfair There'll be some better legislation. coughs, except deep ones I and its virtues are better understood •Powder, lOc. of 0»l«wpnlliy—Interview Willi by the people, and the eniclency of ness and "the public be d rt" prin If politics wore only dead The medicine that has Ur. V. II. WliliniiiR, And principle could rule instead. the treatments in acute diseases as 10 bars Good Soap, 25c. ciples will not be tolerated indefinite tliorouglily appreciated here as it Is In ly. The laborer ii worthy of liia hire, cured the worst of deep Women with best of education coughs for 60 years is the Western states, Missouri and Iowa and has riglits that the operators must Can take no part In legi.slation, The new science for treating dis for instance, we will have a chance at Wyandotte Soda, per respect. » Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. ease has many devotees among the tiie patients before they liave gone the package, 4c. l''or if for francliise woman cries. must intelligent and liithieiitiul peo rounds of the medical physicians and AnxloiiN .WiiineiilN, Their right at once the law denies. Tbmiliei: 2S<„Ni„$I.N. ple of the city, and stories of wonder wasted money and time in a vain ef Consult your doctor. If ho wiyi! take it, ful cures of patients who have suffered fort to tl ml a cure. At present we are Bome of (be most anxious hours of a She liows her head and wears the yoke, then do as ho HRVH. If ho tellii you not to Everything else you niotlier's life are those when the little take It, then don't t.iko it. lloltnowii. for years are as numerous as tliey are treating diseuHcs of long standing al ones of the liouseliold liave the croup. Hut no foul law can she revoke. Interesting, Several of these have most entirely, and as you know, we wanton the line of gro Tliere Is no other medicine so elt'ective You rule us like King George's taxation, An inactive liver prevents any come to the notice of the Journal, and have been successful. How much ceries at right prices. in tills terrible malady as Foley's Without a voice in legislation. in every Instance the patient has ex- greater would that success have lieen cough medicine from doing its best liaiisted tlie eflorts of the old and fa had we handled these same cases in Honey and Tar. It is a lioiiHehold worl(. Ayer's Pills are liver pills. favorite for throat and IUIIK troubles, Law makes us help to griiul Iheir axes, miliar scliools of medicine before tak their earlier stages." J. C. AVER CO., Ivowcll, MafiR, and as it conlaliiH no opiates or other Conipclling us to pay our taxes. ing osteopathic treatment and finding In reply to a question concerning poJHOUS it can be Hafely (>iveii. a cure. And to the uninitiated, the tiie percentage of cures, Dr. Williams If wonum to the polls could go. most remarkable feature of the new said: "The records show tliat al Mow soon we'd kill the worst of foe. Dist. No. 2, Holt, Bunkerhill. science is the fact tiiat these cures though the large majority of cases F. J GregK was in Ahiiedon Siin- have been edected without the use of treated are tho.se who have exhausted W. G. WALTER Why not make franchise education, Fifty years ago my parents left Al medicine. Believing the suliject one the resources of materia medica and day. Instead of sex make such vexation,' bion Orleans county. New York, and of universal interest, a reporter was surgery, osteopathy cures 75 per cent Mrs, E. .T, Himinelberger was in detailed to interview Drs, Williams & of tliem outright, 90 per cent are re THE GROCER. Mason one day liiHt week. No man is wojtliy of a wife settled in Leroy, Ingham county, That will oppose this ecjual strife, Williams, osteopathic physicians, who lieved and none are injured. Have BOTH PHONES. Claud Bwii/.k'able and wife spent IVIlch, What a change from a liust* are the local exponents of the new sci we inaiiitaiiied that record in Lans Sunday with friends in Delta. j All men can vote just as he please, ling village to a dense forest. Well do ence, and to wliom the wonderful re ing? Most assuredly, but I would Miss Minnie Ulio<)es of Jackson was If lie can't read his A, IJ, C.s; We remember the old log.house and sults referred to are attributable, rather have you learn of our achiev- a recent guest of tier parents, J. big fire place and blading logs which Dr, Williams lias commodious and nients elsewhere. You say you know ,T, N. THOKUUKN W. K, SEVtiHENOii, No education is retpiired. of several cases we liave cured. Tliese Eliodes and wife, lighted up the house so bright. convenient quarters at 110 Allegan Mrs. T. .r. Owen of Rhinelander, No principle it seems desired. street west, the ofllces being elaborate will convince you lietter than any ruoi'itiKToaBoi' Wis., and Mrs. H. M. VVoodard of How we did enjoy seeing ''ather and ly fitted with all tlie tnodern appli thing I could tell. Then, too, some of Grand Rapids, who liave l>een the The Indian votes, anil African, our brother fell the big trees and clear ances for the application of the new our test cas«'8 are doctors' and profes guests of tlieir niece and cousin, Mrs, And foreigner of every clan; the land. Indians were quite plenty science and an exceedingly interest- sors' wives coming all tiie way from The test required. Is it a man.' Ing collection of Instruments employed Ann Arl)or, Olivet and Ypsilaiiti for F.J.Gregg for the piisl; two weeks, and deers and wild turkey thick, and returned home last week. Stop up and vote, of course you can. in the examinatuni of patients. Dr. treatment. We are treating patients at night the barking of the foxes and Williams is an extremely busy man, from every town within 20 miles of MEAT Guess tlie Nr.w.s was sniiiewhal mis- Lansing. These cases speak forlliem- taken in regard to the J{. O. T. M. Some tliiiik If women liad her right the howling of the wolves kept us in but he received the scriiie corleoiisly, saying that he would gladly impart selves. One has but to listen to the Ilout that received the ))rl/.e of $)0,0() She'd have to go to w;ir and light. doors, MaRlngsugar, what nice times. story told by our patients to be cmi- MARKET Maccabee day at Lansing as we are in any information concerning osteopa- No, lighting is not woman's station, Father tapped about 300 trees and told tliy and the cure of disease without vinded that our system iscurhigmany Call on us for anything usually found formed l)y tiie record keeper of tlie for she brings peace by arbitration. me I could do the same, which I did. diseases wliicli have not been amena Holt tent iliey liave received tlie mon medicine or drugs, In a strictly up-to-date meat market. The trees I tapped did not run very ble to other forms of treatment." ey. ^ No woman could your lighting do "Osteopathy," said Dr. Williams, good. One day a friend, Frank Gains, "is founded on tlie fact that tlie Cre And nil tliat post, of course, 'tis true, Meridian. of New York visited us. We went in ator placed witiiiu the machinery of l!ut she can cook and serve your ration, man every force necessary to pliysical U. L. Dillent)eck reports having tak HOME TESTIMONY. to the sugar bush and lie had a great THORBURN & SEVERENCE And hasten peace by arbitration. health, save those which the natural en In 10,000 dozen of ecgs this summer. laugh at father's expense about tapping appetites and seniiations demand, What is the matter of Meridian? Doll Phono 21. Btnte I'lmne 0-18, Cnii Any h« Nlroiiirrr, €nrr,y More We do not wisli to kill and slay Wiien every part of the human body Arthur Mattbe-vs and wife spent W«IKII( or Ite .lioroi.'finviiHiliiK bass wood. The enemy from day to day; is adjusted and in harmony, liealtli Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tliuii .nniioii T«NUIH»III7 The next important step was start will hold dominion over ilie human Brown at Island Corners, Make a mental note of it. Yet, woman has no hesitation ing for school with VVebster's spelling organism liy a law as natural as the Mrs. Albert Thompson and daugh Tills man is well known in Mason. To form the hoard of arbitration. book under our arm to the IOK school law of gravitation, Pain is found ter, Margaret, are quite seriously ill. His veracity is unquestioned. lioiise which stood on ttie town line where a contracted muscle or bone Her daughter from Grand Bapids is You are reading; local evidence, Now, MO .saloon was ever nice, presses on a sensory nerve, loss of mus caring for them, Jiiyestigating home teHtimony, It only is a place of vice; of Wliite Oak and Leroy, about 40 rods cle function or imralysia if It presses on Listen to the wedding bells Nov, 27. Mason news for Mason people. Must we keep still while saloon west of Vantowu of today. We were the motor nerve. Consequently the Mrs. Cliapin Is visiting her daughter It's not from Maine 1; !" ,\ I *U '*^.TJ'as1»1^ht".\ imm MMmhi m^m^m-m^^iM I' .11; . COUNTY NEWS. s u IS^ IM \ rviA^ON, iMiczMiOAN, isrcD\/E:rvi^E:i=? s:?", isos. 10 procure estimate of cost, plans and To I III! Hounmhli: the. Itnaril n/ Suiierviunn: fiiUli and credit of liiKliiim county for tho of conlriin's for the conslruetlou of the now ilriwnlOiui aocumto scale, elev.itioUH and sec BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. .siieclMcaUoiiii lor llie ereetlon oi a new The committee to whom was referred tlio construction of a now court house for said court house. tions oi all walls drawn to II ..ciilu of one-half court liouw! and comitv olflce bulldlnii. to bo nmlter of mileage and per diom heg leave to county on tho fiMlowIng terms:' Said loans Upon motion of .'^up. Kergus"n tho board Inch lo Mie fool, elcv:ulons aud ^eulioiiH of tho OFFICIAL. erected upon tho site of llie couit bouse In re|)ort: to he ell'ected at such times and In such then toolt a recess until 1 o'clock. donmandof all the lalerlor llnlsh drawn tea the city of Mason, with full power and an- AFTRUNOON 8KS.SrON. eciile of one Inch to iliu fool, such duiail and l.borlty uniler sicb unllonn rule at nuld working drawings showing ihu forms and sizes, SPECIAL SESSION. coiiiinlttoe may provide to advurllso for Wds Your Goniiiilttee on Niheaw and per diem re|)ort the lollowUiK supervisors and perdlom. Upon reoonvenlnK the board was called to niaiiner of couBii'iictloii and character of work, April iw, inns, for tho (N)nNtructlon of said bnlldlnu; the tlveir mlleuBo to be as follows: order by CliHlnnan llarher. hots In I'lovntlon anil construction, uiil tho AI;asiK-i;liil IIIDDI.IIII; of llio Itniii'il of Sup plauH, speclllcatloiiH and eitllniates so oh- Roll call and i|iioruni piesunt. eroctlmi ol Its sevoriil parts, ii« iiiiiy be nesos- ervisors of lii!;lmni comity oiiUud by tlio tallied and received by said conimlltce to be Slip. Carpenter moved tliat the hoard pro. sary to the prouur understanding and construc clt.'rUof said oouiily upon it wrItiiMi recjucsl reported to tills board for its approval and TOWNSUIl'S TRAVEL. ATT'DANCE coed to ballot for Hie choice of an arcliileet. tion of said bulldlug, and lull und comploto aUofttlon or rejoction at an adjoiirnod meet OarrlPil. slu'tinii l.iy w.n supervisors of siild county, NAURS. Total. Iirlnteil spuclllcntlonH and copies thereof, cou- inmnunt to ii wrluoii tiotlci; In words und lug of this board to he held .Monday, June'.'. AND .Sup. Carpenter moved that the board pro tttlnlnglull.o.vpllclt sad comploto direcllonaof lh,'urt's lis follows: , A. 1>. lOm. as provide ''l.;y.'*,.''v*'L'r't'N..;;j.'. :.l^,»^&i'!fe''vv'' m im& m imsi^^mm^mmmmmmmmM&mim mmiiMmmMm m mm ••i;!;V-' paid |>iirliati thAl the I>HI<1 (larly of iho Hccond ractora in tbe Mason. LanslEg, Oatroit, «rand any further payment under thli contract un presents have bereunlo set thoir bands and County poor and Insane accountsand coun ContraclH and labor unpaid 481 82 ]>ari IK hcruliy rc'<|iilrcd in nnd nhiill liiriilitb unto iRapids, Sacinaw and Bay Oily newspapers, in- til said work SIIHII be wholly tlnlsheil, at seals, the day and yetr tlrsi. above mentioned. ty farm—Clark,Eugeihart, Frost. The following drains for which applicatlone tlie iiarty of the UIKI pnit siillsfiiciory bond imd villnn bids on said bnildinKl that various con which time. If the unpaid balance of the This contract is execuird In duplicate, Township and ward poor accounts—Cainor- have been tiled have been surveyed and HBCiirily III ihc Hirn of Twenty TaoiiBiind Dollars tractors examined the plans which wore on file ainounllolie paid under tills coiiinict sball UKO. KiCliMAN & Bonn Co. - on. Hasbrouck,Stroud. right of way therefor partly secured: (t2O,()0O.0O) coiidiilonud Ki Kmiriiniue ttio Iniu in the oIlK'es of the county cliTk at Mason and exceed the expense lueurrod by the connty by A. W. li. Mgr. Public liulidirgN-bullen,Crotty, Nichols, Hawkins Drain. mid failliful iicrformiiuct! of nil lUovUloiin nnd Archileci B. A. Howd at Lansing. While all per In tlnlslilng the work, such excons shall bo Kxccuted by theaulhnrllv ol the board of Salaries—Steele, J, Winters. Horan. Mines Branch of Clinton Drain. miliuliitlonsri'ii'ilrcd of Uie iiiirly of Ihu nucoiid sons examining Ihu plans did not suhmll bids, paid by llioconnly to the ciintriiotor, but If supervisors of Ingham county hy Printing—Taylor, Stroud. Lnomls. L'liislnKnud Meridian Drain. partuiKlur ilit'iirovlitlniiH ol ililrtcoianiia,which it was the opinion of each and all that the plans, Mucli expense Hball exceed such unpaid bal-, AHA I. BAKIIKII, Drains-riatilii, EnglehHrt Austin. Hleinhotr Rrnnch ol .Mud Creek Drain. fdmll ttlHo lit! iiiiBWuriilile for any diimiiKCK wlilcli and Bpecillcaiions wcie not only exceptionally aiiiif, tbe contriicior shall pay tlie dltference Chairman ot board of supervisors, General claims—Gunu,;l,ulhrup. i'rlce. WalierK Drain, VlicCouiily niiiy liiivu rt'Dfoiiiibly BUBinined In good, but thai If the building waa ercMcd as lo the county- Tho expenao incurred by ibe in presence uf F, D WoonwoiiTii, Treasurer's aocounis—Ixtomis, Nichols, Sib ApplicalinuM for tbo following drains have cnnHi'fiuonce of ilio duliiy, hliidurancooradvaiici; planned, it would be hikllHy firsl-clasBan d inod^ onunly as herein provided, either lor furnlBb- A G. Wu.aoN. ley. been received and surveys thereof have been ern; this was •ilso the opinion of the many nia^ ing inalorlalsor furuisbing the work, and any made: ' of miitorlal by rcimoii of lliu Inability of Haul ilamaBo Inourreil llirough such dofiiull, Nliall SCIIKDUl-iK A. AUXII.IAKV COMMlrrKKS. party of tbu second pari to porforin llic sevuial torlal men who examined said plana. August aO, 11)02. .luslice claims—Croily, ,1. Wlulers. Barnes Drain. Of the bids received wo have to say that wo ho audited and certltled by the arcliltnot iirumin and Heck Dram. winlrumuntB of tnis asrecmuiil on hlsjiiart to be wlioHeoerltlicttte thereof shall bo eonclusivo 1. Tile lloorschauKed loNn,i white Conslable claims-Hasbrouck, lllnman, Giudlngs Drain. performed, have selected the lowest bid as llnally prosenlod upon the parties. maple f.'1000 00 Hberl 11' aeciin n I s-Stroud, Mteele. Tlie iiBriy of the llrst part liercbj agrccn to ap for your consldoratlun. However, wo Inlormod The liabuico of I lie forenoon session was Algate Drain. uacliofthofour firms lo revise their bids and Article (1, Tbe conlrjiotor liereby agree" to 2. Cancel catch basin 25 00 AppllcationB for the following drains have point and wnploy «oine well-known and coin|ie- purcliaKeali inateriula so far us Is'poNHlble, tnkfn up by cninmiltee work. been received and surveys thereof have been lenibullder or mechanic, familiar with the con- gave them an opportunity to do so, which was wllliln Bitid couniy, when Hiime can be dune !l. All marble and iron smlrs Upon motion of Sup. Nichols the board took Btructlon and erection ol inich work, to net an undertaken by each one of them. As we aro changed to oak aioo to a recess until one o'clock. coininenced: aware and as you will be, it becomes necessary without greater expenae than aamo could be 1. Tower canceled above roof, and Ai/.lnger Drain. and he the itniierlntondent of the CunntructUm purchaaeil elsewhere, be also hereuy agrees ArrUUNOON SKSSIOK. ited Cedar Klvor Drain. ofBHld biiUdlnK, whoflhall be re(inlrud hy the to do away with certain parts of lh« plans in so to employ ail labor ironi within Ibis county main roof leltcomplete with skylight 'im OO terms of his employment to keep an accurate far as certain extra furnishings were conoernod; r>. Vault shutters m) 00 Upon reconvening the imard was called to Usher Drain, this includes the leaving unilnished the base when 11 can be obtained at a price not lo ex 6. Vault dours 7.10 00 order by Chairman Harbor, A|iplU'atlons for work on the following itemized account of all work done upon Mich ceed tbe cuat elsewhere. In other words the The roll was called and a quorum found to drams have been reuulveil and are now un buUdlnK and material furnished I'nerefor and re. ment and the carrying of tlie tower to l,bo roof conlraolor agrees to give llrst preference ol 7. Common p asterlUK No. I, pine port the same once each week in wrltlnu to the only I the doing away with c.^rtain marble w» n- lath lloal tliiish cancel udamiiut and be present. tile in my otllce: scollng. certain exterior finish and oihcr costly all labor and inalerlalH witbiu said county, Moved by Sup, Gunn t'jat next Tuesday at Lowe Lake Drain. jiiirty of the llrst part tlirouuli said buildinc com when same can be done with'iut addiUuual all stucco work ;i074 oo 2o'clock be made the special order lor the Locke Dralu No. 2. lulitee, which report Khali be subject to the lu- materrals and work for finishingpurposes , all ol expense. Bpectloii of said parly ol the second part. which can bo added at the original contract 8. Cancel four, towers and cover election ot School Kxamlner, Superintendent Picket Drain. price whenever deemed advisable. These orals This agreement Rliiill be binding upon said with main hip ijooo 00 ofthe Poor and Board uf Couniy canvassers. Sbesely Dram. Uaid superintendent shall be under the direc sions In no way Impure the building as lo coulraclor and shall be strictly eoinplieil ». Cancel balustrade of deck iri'JO (lO Motion carried by a unanimous vote. Dansvlile Sewer Draln.- tion of the said party of I he Urst part and said strength, duraliililv or usofulness. None of the with. 10, Basement not tlnished, except Upon motion ot Sup. Steele Thursday of Anrellusand Delhi Drain. Buildini; C'oinmltleo and may bo removed by work leflout will interfere with ihocompollon Article7, The contractor shall tile with the rear and front enirancps and one side this work waa set as the day for the board to Donald Drain. wild UulldlnK L'omnilttee at the re «v (10 5.00 . and from to Personal E(|ualliied whatever should be given in any way to thi! to coroner's claims and allowed as lolluws: Village uf Willianistnn.... 4150 41 60 Wards Assessed Ass't Boll Ass't Boll Kqualb.ed Valuation public concerning their investigation iiiitil the county _ 14 (i. lu Peck I 75 Assessed Mumber of inmates chargeable to JUHTleC A.NO OOROMEIlB' CLAIMS, 1 76 same sliiill be lirst given to tills board by wayuf M. K.Gardner 7 (lO 7 00 report. cIlleKand towns 54 Clsiniant, Claim, Allowed (I (10 Cavender jfc Mehun. 0 00 Alaiedon 23,067.2,5 *712,3nO $1,62,9*0 |,'i,6n,370 $140,6.10 $709,000 ALLOW'ANCK OK (!LAIMH. II, M.lliulow.. t V 75 9 75 10 00 . 16 00 047,380 79,620 727,0('O Total number ii\niate« In county home 08 M. U. Warner 91 55 G, F,Bauch Aurellus 22,067.25 82n,ri6n 173,180 IJK.NKltAL CLAIMS. 01 55 4 50 44,6,8,60 8:i,ifio 529,000 AYci'ai;« number duriUK the year....; 36,7 i. C, Ilurrlngion 30 W CaveiiderXiMehtin. 4 no Bmikerhlll.... 21,048.06 509,620 63,(170 23 011 40 00 008,830 125,170 73»,O0O Chilmanl. Claim. Alhwed Total cost ol sunpori, less products of I'. A. Tyler 5 06 M.J. Hill. M. Buck . 4000 Delhi 22,70:i.08 604,885 80,05,'i 506 1 00 580,285 l,'-p3.7in 7;i4,O0O K. L. Boberlson fcSo n $11 60 11 60 farm and linprevenieutH t ',2010 17 P. A. Tyler U 12 A. K. Ilrlggs 1 10 Ingham 20,810.21 7(V1,820 124,KI5 g|2 7 72 547,050 161,9.60 709,000 Geo. A. Karl 70 70 AversKe cost of each Inmate per day P, A. Tyler 8 12 3 12 .I.e. Kiminel«i Son 7 72 Lansing Tp... 17,780.11 887,290 340,240 .m 3 14 ;< 14 395,868 91,24n 487,113 F..M. Tlioms 6 00 , 500 Number In county home Uot, 1,10O1...2O P, A, Tyler a 00 3 06 J. C. KlmmulKi Son Lansing, 1 wd. 679,I7n 283,307 1 08 900,515 FrankL.Hotl 15.66 15 ,6G Number admitted durinc (he year 3U 6 81 .Maxun W. and K. 1.. works 1 ns Lansing, 2 wd. 2,'270,44n 891,487 1,378,958 2,279,473 1'. A. Tyler « 81 22 no 205,9.60 C.D. Black 26 00 '.'500 306 Jason K. Nichols . 22 59 Lansing, 3 wd, 932,790 •m,nr>9 .'>56,73l 762,(W1 - (« 1>. A. Tyler .') 00 1 41 188,770 Wesley Turner 8 00 8 00 Number deaths durlnii the year ,10 OOU Mason Klectrlc works... 1 41 Lansing, 4 wd, 1,018,865 322,046 096,221 884,991 1'. A.Tyle r .« 0« 2000 695,623 3.69,720 1,0,65,243 M. K. Giirdner 3 75 3 75 .SenMo Kaiama/.oo asylum 1 P. A. Tyler 13 12 13 12 Mich. Teh Co 20 00 Lansing, 6 wd. 1,097,400 401,877 A. m;imi :^r 'liMiiiiiiiiiiiSiii^Kiii^ }iifA\ .,(:;•. J,;;;;:(vi7:: knew nolblng whatever about them, but By statutory fees: births ant to go through said accounts, and lald Tliu lioiiid tlieii tmik a luouss for thirty iipply «l28.flfl to cover amount palJ U. N. f)iin»loy, and especially tlie rax payers of this county In llloKiilly drawn by said (iaiisloy on comity the conatructlon of thi.s bulldlnjt, by way of the futher itlated that about three yoitr.s ago a lot deaths and marriage*, I71- committee are autliorlied to reoolve amount i|Uiility aiitl character of stone to be put into the ofold papers were taken to the store rooiu. 00; election cnnilnlsslou nf shortage dne from said clerk to tblaonnnty Upon 'r(!cM)iivt'tilii|{. 11)1011 motion of S»|>, Clark orders nnmliers -IIM. ffi'.'iinil u:w to the credit of the proper funds nnil that .ho apply the lial biilldiiiK under yniir contract with tliu contractor, where they became damaued by water, and aud county canvass, $7,t 00; and to pay the same Into county treasurer's lilt) inaril adjiiiirntMl until Id o'liloiilt tomorrow wore Bflerward.s aestrnyed. Mr. Woodwortli delinquent tax return, olllce." nornhiK. A. 1. liAiiiii'.ii. alien of- sai"d fi,{ " • .anmuiitlii' K to${,' ,'fi,7n«.0 4 to Itespccttully submitted, the credit of the iteneral fund pendhm present A. t, BAltnKil, Slated aUo it was prolmble that tlic papers t'a Ot) .'. 171 0(1 Sup. Steele moved that his resolution instruct- Ai.i'iiKi.Ai.i.KX, (Jlialrnian. ,1. T, Ht;iii.KK, we were looklnif for weru destroyed with thu ing too county treasurer to sort out all orders tlnrli, investl(,'atliiiis until otherwise ordered 1)y this hoard, and issue bis olllclal receipt tlierefiir. A, fj, I.A'ninui', others. i«2,.v,i2 ;i8 ti,8;ii ou drawn by the coiinly clerk or his deputies to The I'olliiwinu rtisolution was presented hy V. \,. DOIXIK, "Theaniounis represented by tbenilsslne lalance duo county Dc- llie county clork or his depntius and cuinparo Hatiinla.v,(if.t,.i:r,. 1!K)'J. Sup. I.iionilsand uuanlniously adojiteil; , F. B. I'liii.i.ii'.s, voudiers were not very lariiu, as the dllt'ei'- cemberiil, 1900 , J757 1.S them with the record In the uoiinty treasurer's olllce, which rusolntlon had previously been 'I'lin hoiiid mill jiiirsiiaiit to adjournnii'iil umi WiiKilKA.s, It liuscome to the knowledno of Said report, upon motion of .Sup, Dodi,'e, was ence between tbe ledger accounts and tbe lOiU. laid on tho talile, bo taken from the taolo, but was calliMl 111 (irilor li,V IMialrinan llarliDr. Ihlslioaid that there Is reasoualde ground tii ununlmouslv ailnpted, amounts repre.sented i>y sworn to and eertl- having voled on thu negatlvu of the mulioii to liiill»vo Deputy t'liunty Clerk (laiisK'y has been lljion motion of Sup, .Steele iho slierlir was In- rted voucliers, l.s8101,3.S, Tlio treasurer's book To balance Docomberlll, 1000 !757 I.S 'riiii roll was calliiil aiiilllu) loll«wini,'iiiiinMiui» lay on the table, was iloclarcd out of order, KiiUty of orlniliial comliict In that lie lias foi'nod, slnieted to purcliaso necessary fuel fur the shows mat F. B. I'bllllps lias received since To aniouni received tioiii answdiod loiliL'lr naniiis; ,,„,,„,-,,„. n.f whereupon Sup. Loumls moved that said rosohi- ciiiiiilyonicers and the Jail iliirliij; the winter. January 1, 180,^, tl.lWa II; ilie vouchers lor county Iroasururon orders 11,200 11) sups, AlisUli, IlillKm, <,!••"•'."''"*'',^">1,*^''' tloii of Sup, Steele be taken from the table, Wiii'iiiKAS, we helleve that lin has coniniltted The oliair then annouiiceil tlio fnllowlnj; com wlilcli we found en ille In Ills olllce, s'*oni to r.y services (salary) •1,500 00 nil, caiiiiiiuii, (Jroity, I>OI1KI|, ,,''iost, ••»i'. whlcli mollon was lost by the following vote: till) crliiiii of foi'nery, therefore he It mittee oil supplier: Sups, Struiid and l.ooiiils. anil ceititled, as before stated " By amount allowed by the IK ran, II lari, llashr.aioc, LaWnp, Unn K "Mr. 10. A. Oalklns, eouniy surveyor, stated Yens—Aiislln, Chirk, Collins, Loumls and lti:.tt)ln:(l, that the priiseculiiiK iittorimy ol this .Sup. Cameron |ires(>nted the following resolu board 427 17 Mi'liols, ITIiMi, Htciil(\ Sllilry, Mnmil, la>Uii, lie had received 82,tlU0 4i). u,s allci^ed, and as .Steele. W II ('rs ,lolin, Wlnl.irs Clias, and Clialrnmii eouuty eaiisii, a warrant tii Issue fnrtliwltli lor tion : I(y stalutorv lees: miir- shown 111 llie IIOOKN, for two years and el>,'li I .Nuys-Bullen, Coy, Catlin, Cumeron, Crotty, Ills iii'Vesl. , , , ItesDived, by the hoard of suporvlsors of rut;- rliiKOs, blrlbsand deaths, nioiitlis S(;rvlees; be also said that nc had Dodge, Frost, Ferguson, lllmnan, llasbrnucK, Tlm fiiiliiwliit; resolution was presented hy liain coinily that In view of Clerk F. D. Wood- 857,1)2; eloetlon commis AM.inVAXl'H 111' IM.AI.MS, rendered lull value for ilie amount received, I'rico, Sibley, Stroud, Taylor, John Winters, Sup, Caiiiei'ou and uiiiiiilmoiisly iiilii|ited: worth's statement In response to the resolution sion, 8.55 OO; hoard of can- 'I'liD fdllowliiL' idaliiis WITH 'roporti'd liai.dt fur althoiiKh lie bad paid iinlte an Hinniiiil of Charles Winters and Chairman Barber. lli'siilml hy tlioliiK'hani cniinty board of sup. tills day adopted renardliiK his olllce, and In vasser.s, 8800; dellnqueul piMdlvu niiliiiillltii'Siiiid 111- of that sum lor an asslsiani. ,1. B, I'liIIItps iilliiwiiiii:ii liy lliii M'" ervlsors now ciinveiied that the Inllowliif; claims view of llie report liy the eoninilttee who have ta.x rotucii.s, 82.5.00 145 52 Upuninotinn nf Sup. (,111111 the clerk was in- received 81)02,55 for bis services, rendered to liiwi'd as I'olliuvs' lie anil iiri) hereby left In the liaiids of the com- been churued wllli the duty of liivestlijatin).' said strncled to daaw an order for $3.,50 payalilo to the comiiilsslouer and surveyor. Tlio IreiiK- IIKNKIIAI. ri.Anis iiiitleeiifnenural claims lor laveslinathm as to olllce, which cliui'i,'es said Woodwortli wiih cer Total $.'1000 67 82,072 1)9 Sleolu Bros. Post fur rent of the hall and Janitor urer's booka aliso show that tlio lollowtnu Allowi'd priei'S cliai'Ked, necessity for orderlniisanio, as; tain Irre|!Ularltles In suld ofllce and KTO.SS liicoin- Biilanco due county De services, Clalniiiiit. Wiiliii, aiiiouiits were drawn from his ollloe, for work far as can be delermliieil. iiuil the disposition of pelency In the conduct of the allairs of said cember;!!, 1901 $I,S03 $t'i,llili 00 $12,040 Ul lliiliiiiueof dues due county to date $120 00 C. H. ,Sii!i.|.;v, W.'M, 0. Ui.VMA.N, C. U, IIASIIIIOUCIC, W. A. .Sri'iKi.t'., CIIAKI.K.S T. Wi.vrKits, Committee, ('(iK'rs (iMiti'iiiT I'ouii'r.) TUAVEL. Year. Aliit. received Aiiit. turned over Said ruporl, upon motion, was unanimously TOWNSHIP. ATTENDANCE viz., the practice of Issuing ordurs without adopted: NAMK, Total, specltylng on their face what the mnnoys are hv clerk. to treasurer The followlii),' resolution of Sup. Cameron was Oil .1101111 noiio Miles. Amt. to be paid lor; the practice of Issuing orders 1800. adopted by a niianlmous vote: Days Aniouut. IflOfl. .iii.'-i 00 none WAKD. wltbout numbering them, and without keep Ke.solved, by the Iii):liani county board of sup ing properly tilled out stubs; and the failure limi. . .'Ill 00 mine ervisors now convened that 11 is thu sense of $31148 to keep a cash a'ccount showing the receipts liKU. . nr. on ,Vi on Alaledon H. U.Taylor 8 S 48 m no tills board that supplies used In the various Anrelius .LT. Biilleu 8 48 .10 48 and disbursements of the olllce, Wo reoom- county olllces he purchased of Ingham county 311 00 mend that hereaftnr the clerk Issue no orders ••f I no on Wioo Bnnkerhill John P. Winters... 24 1 44 38 00 ;KU printers, binders, mamifactnrurs and dealers Dfllhl wltbout specifying on the face of each order iial.of circiiil court costs diiocomily *iri 00 H. E.Ounu 14 84 38 00 31184 where posslblu to do so without extra oxpoiise Ingham B, J, Austin 12 72 the purpose for, which the money Is to be In addition to llie almve talile SIIOWIIIK the to the county. ;«)(X) 36 72 account with reference to lines and costs, we l^nsingTownship E. J. Collins 20 1 20 used, and also that each order Issued shall 30 00 37 1» have plalnlv printed upon it a number oor- report tliat of the $.''>.'i.'iii costs turned In liy the Sup. Canioron jireseiited the following rosolii- Utuslug. 1st ward Tony Engulharl 30 1 80 18 00 ID 80 re ponding with tho number of tbe stub from eloi'k to the county treasurer, $15.00 were tiiriiod llon which was nnanlmously adopt()d: Lansing, Istward F. L. Dodge 13 00 18 00 which It is torn, and that ail orders and stubs In on .laniiary I'tli, r.iu'J, and the lialiince, or liosolvod, by the board of supervisors of ing- Lansing, 2d ward J, P. Crotty S» 1 80 3fi 00 37 80 be numbered consecutlvoly. .'$40.00, wiis turned In on tlctoher 2fltli, lOirA or liam county tliut Lansing, 3d ward B. C. Oamoron 30 1 81) 37 80 38 00 "We further reoommeud that a cash ac seven days utter llie present session of this WiiEKKAS.Tlie cominltlee in ohargeofthe Lansing, 4th ward Lawrence Price 30 1 8A 00 37 80 sa count bek«pl by tho clerk, the account to be Iniiii'd lieKiin. InveHtlKUtlon of the county clerk's nthua bas I^anslng, Sth ward Goo. Horan 3,; 1 30 S(! 00 a7 8« Also that at the lieKliinlnKof tlm present ses reported to this board a condition ol things Lansing, nth ward Rudolph Lnomis,,,. 30 1 80 ,37 80 balanced monthly, showing tho exact condi 31! 00 tion of tho office with respect to all matters •sioii iif this hoard the county clerk had reuelred and of a naturo us shown by the report ol their Lansing Assessor Wm.C. Hinman... 30 180 36 00 37 80 IH lines a total of $l'J,liJ(i,uo, and ho had up to tlndlngs up to Iho present time as domnnds Leslie 0. K. Hasbrouok... 14 84 36 84 in which the county-Is concerned." 38 00 H. E, GiiK.v, that time turned Into the county treasurer In attention and action by tills board: therefore Loroy A. II. Catlin 63 3 49 30 00 30 48 lines $0,5'J5.INi; eii Oct. .IK, ItlOL', lie paid bell I-ocko Archie Clark "» 4 20 40 20 Chalriiiai. 2 39 00 to the coiiutv treasurer on account of "Renolved, That the clerk 0/ this county. K. Mason, istward b'. L. Stroud 12 36 00 36 12 KUDOi.fir Loo.iiis, lilies $'i,iiK), and on (lutoiier Dutli, VMi, im.nn, D. Wondwonh, Is hereby requested to come " 2d ward A. L Barber » 12 •M 00 30 12 W. A. S'ri'.Ki.K, making the total of $12,040.00 paid In, leaving a before this board and Indicate whether bo Is Morldlan ChBs. Winters 18 1 OS 30 00 37 08 W.M. 0. HiNMAy, lialaiiee now due the county on account of linos willing to permit someone that may bo Onondaga 0. H. Sibley 3,3 2 28 30 00 38-28 J. T. Bui.l.K.v, of .fp.'ii.nn, and $4'i.iio on costs. designated by this board or the ulronlt Judge Stockbrldgo W.O. Nichols 42 2 62 3UO0 .38 ,52 Committee. •\Ve also report that on Oetolier 2<)tli, 1002, the ofthlH county to t4ik« charge ofbis olllce or Vovay John 8. Coy Ii .•!ii 30 00 36 36 Upon motion of Slip. Giitlln the llual report of tviintv clork deposited with the county treas whether hu would perfer to havu charges Wheatliold J. K. Frost 20 1 '20 30 00 37 20 the comtnlltee appointed to Investigate the urur tiie sum of $2,001 .no for the purpose of coV' preferred iigiilnst him and his removal asked White Oak A.L.Lathrup 24 1 44 30 00 37 44 county clerk's olllce was niianlniously adopted. erinu any shortaKu that mlKlit liefnund to exist for, penUluga further investigation of his Wllliamston W. A. Steele...... 68 3 48 311 01) 39 48 The following resoiiitioii was presented by in Ills accounts. olllce." 8np. Steele: Respectfully submlttod. Wat. 0. HINMAN, A, H, CATMN, GKO, HOKAN, Committeo Second, as to tlio alleged raised orders, we The following resolution was presented by liosolvod, by this board that tho county treas- llml tlie county order iiiimlier :i:i8, orlKlniiiiy Sun. I'rico and iiiiunlinoiisly adopted: iii'or bo and Is hereby Instructed to sort oiil all drawn to M, Tompkins or order, hy order of the Itusolved, by the bourd of suporvlsors ot Ing- Friday, Oct. 3i, 1002. ofllce of the county olerk begs leave to submit orders drawn by Clork Woodwortli to lilmsolf or hoard of suporvlsors, at the Octoher session, liaiii county that the county treasurer of the tho foUowlns final report: to anv of bis deputies; also all orders drawn by 1II0I, according to thu printed reiiortof thu pro- The board mot pursuant to adjournmeiil and his deputies to Woodworth or to tliomsolves, county of Ingham he and he Is hereby directed was called to order by Chalrinau Barber. "1. Tho preliminary report made by the euedhiKS of suld hnurd, iiaKo an, appears to and unipowured to borrow on the I'aitli and cominltlee to the board October 25lli, 1002, la compare the same with the record in county have heonehaiiKed to "lialliird I'lildlshliiKCo." The roll was called and the following luQinbers li'casiii'or's olllce, make a stHtoiuont by mouths credit nt the county uf Ingham, u|)oii notes to answered to their names: Sups, Austin, BiiUeu, hereto attached and made a part of this re- and the amount therein appears to have been bo u.^ecutud hy said troasiiroi',sncii sum or sums andlyoars of tho amount of said orders, also a total chaiiKud from $.48 to $4S.,''iO, saiti order lioliiK en Clark, Collins, Coy, Catlin, Cameron, Crotty, amount, said amount to include all orders from as shall bo rocoiiimciided by thu llmince coin- Dodge, Frost, Guiin, Hlliinan, HaabroiicK, "2." As to circuit court fees we find as fol- dorsed "Ihilliird I'uhllshiiiK Co., \,. Js'. daiisley" inltteu lioietoforu appnlntod, not to exceed the ,ranuai'y 1, 1899, to October 13, 1902, Inclusive, and paid hy the county treasurer Alay 2,1002, to Loonils, Nichols, Price, Steele, Slhloy, John Win- same to bo referred to tho Investigating coni sum of forty thousand dollars, which said sum tors, Clias. Winters and Chairman Barbor. '•Tolill ainoHiit of circuit court fees }„ N, (lansley, or Slims be deposited to the crodlt of Ihc court turned In by tho nounly clerk to the mittee, who are hereby instrnctod to moot at AVe llnd that county order niinihered 404, house building fund of this county, Upon motion of Sup. Dodgo, A, F, Ferguson call of the clialrman thereof for cnii.slderatlflii, was given poriniasion to occupy tlie seat of Sup. county treasurer from January 1,1899, orlKlimlly drawn to il.W. li'urKusoii or order, Tlio chair thou announcod the following coin- to Oolober 13,1902 J712 00 and that tho treasurer present his bill to this liy order of thu hoard of siipervlsor.s, at the Horan fur the day. lioard for his services. mlttou to Investigate tlio onice ot F. U. IMilUlps, Tlie conimitteB aiipolntcd to investigate the '"Potal amount ofclrcuil court fees col Octoher session, lOnO, acuordlim to the printed drain coiuuilssionor: lected by tho county olork from Jan Upon motion of Sup. Catlin the resolution nf report of the preceodliiKS of suld hoard, piiKe 12, drain commissioner's olllco then made the fol Slip, Steele was laid on the table. Sups. I'rice, Latlirnp and Dodge, lowing report: uary 1,1899, to October 13,1802, which appears to have heeii cliaii|j;ed to "lullauhan Upon motion of Sup. Dndge, Slip, Olias. Win should havo been turned In to the ^ Upon motion of Sup, Dodgo the board took a & Co." and the anieunt therein appuitrs to liave ters was siib.slUutcd to act In the place of Sup. Mr. Ohalrinan: Ironrnrer 710 00 recess for llfteen minutes, lieon cliaiiKud from $5,40 to fi^M, said oriler Dodge on such committee. Your special committeo appointed to'make "Daiauee due tho county on account of After reconvening the fnllowlng claims were liolni; oiidni'.sod "CaUalian .t Co., Ii. N. Oansluy" The chair announced the following comnittteo an examination of thu ofllce of county drain circuit court fees •100 then taken tip and allowed by the board: and paid hy the county treasurer ,lnly 28,10O2, to commisslouur, beg leave to report as lollows: to check lip the books of the various uotinty "il, AstocoHuly orders, we submit Glalniaiit. Claim. Allowed h. N. tiiinsloy. . ( ollluers; Sup, Cutlln, Ilasbrniiok and Omneroii. "According to Instructions, your committee tbe following statement: L. Anna Ballard. « n 00 coo • •\Vo llnd that enmity order niiinher Ki2, orlnln Sup. Catliii moved that thu chair appoint a met on the 28lh lust,, and carefully went F.D, Woodworth, Dr, Cr, J.S.Bennett 38 09 33,09 inally drawn to II, w. lllll or order, hy order of committee on milage and per diem, which through tho' books of the commissioner's LongyearBros 8 (X) s 00 the board of supurvlsorH at thu Octoher sosalon Illation provallod. office, also the vouchers, which we found ou 181)9, of 1000, aocnrdhiK to the iirlntnd report of the The chair then appointed as such ooinmlttee tile tboro. The number of days returned and To amount received from The following resolution was proseiitdd by pjocoediiiKS of said boanl, piiKu 16, ajiiioar.s to Stuis. Catlin and Itoran, charged up to the different drains by the county treasurer ou orders |1,()18 69 Sill). Dodgo and unanlinously adopted; to have been idiaunoil to "West Piih, The building committee tlion made their re commissioner, in his time-book, corresponds By services (salary),...... • 81,300 00 Kesolved, by llio board of supervisors of fug- Co." and the . amount tlioruln appears to port as follows: • , Willi the amount charged in the lodger, mak By amount allowed byboard ham county, hiwo been chiinBed from fAOO to $12,00, said ing tbese accounts balance. ofsnpervlsors..,., •• 881 52 "Whereas, It appears from the roport of the order hchiK ondorsod'.'Wost I'tildlshlnKCo,, t,. TotlicMmlimnf tUennard of Suiicvvlnorn iif "We found vouchers on tile In the commis By stalutory fees due from .special committeo appointed to Invostigato N. Oansloy" and paid by county troitsuiur ,liily Iniilmm Cmmtui .' •- sioner's office, sworn to by the commissioner the accounts ot county clerk, i<\ D, Wood- J, 1002, to 1„ N, (lalisloy, the county, such as record GKN'n,KMitN;—Your committee do hot deem and certified to by tbe proper persons-naine- ing marriages, births and' woitb; Dated at Miison (lot, 25, lOO'J. ' It necessary to make any report at this time In ly. Judge otnrobate, county olerk and county deaths, canvassing olectlou and . . . ' .SlKiiod—• • H, K. titjNN, a gonoral way, except to say that we have On- treasurer—for all at the amounts entered In . returns, acting as member '•Whereas, It Is shown by the report this Olialriiiitn ofCfliumitteu, deavored to give to the important work assigned the ledger, excepting $104,46;) vouchers lor of election conimlaslon, day nied that shortage In hia accounts exist W. A.STKRI.K, us as such committee with the architect the this amonnt we wore unable to find, certifying to delinquent In the sum of 85,68',2.or; and . HimOWH I.OOMIH, closest attention to the nutting In thus far of the "F. B, Phillips sUkted to tbe committee tax returns . 130 00 "Whereas, Said olerk has paid Into the ,: • .WM.CHlNMAN, ,.• foundation walls. That ifo possible ihlstake county treasury tho sum of $1610. to cover •,.•;, •:;:.;,:..-. .: :. • ,}. T.BuiXKN'r that during the Hret year of tbe Inoninboucy might occur, we have, under the authority Of bis ofllce be bad flled orders and vouchers 1,018 m tt,820 S2 such shortages as might be tonndi and .. ,"•'••.;'•,.;•.'/••'•,';•••: ''•^"/•'^•' ' Comiulttoo, given us, employed Mr. A. V; Peek as tempo "Whereas, Said committee finds that there f'Tlio following resolution wMH, upon luotlon. with the couBty olerk. Your committee'In- Balance due county De rary suiietliitendeiit,, • tervlewedi II. K, Qunn. who has been county cember 31, im e03 17 Is a balance atlll due this county from suld :i|inaiilmously lulonted as u part of the report of ; We alaq report to you that we are much gratl- olerkoftl,106.fll;nowboll thaspeolarinvostlgiitlnttcmiinilttee; ' , . ' olerk, Mr, tiunn stated that' be remembered fled thus tar with the stono shipped here, so tar very distinctly tbatF. u. Pblllips, drain : •, •• , , 1000;. . ; "Kesolved, That said committee present a liMolveiit tliat the coiidtytToastiror lie and In as wearenble to Judge, We went without any oommlssloneri had left vouchers of the kind To balance December 31,1809 . "lbs 17 claim tosald clerk for the amount so found hereby direotod to apply from the |2,ooo,uode- expenses by your cominltlee to this county with namid, to be placed on flle in the county To amount received from to be due this county, to wit: {1.160,01; and be poslted.wlth him by iCoiiiity Clerk woodwortli the architect to the Cleveland stone Company's olark'a office; he also remembered of having county treasurer on orders i,m 21 Itlurtber ' to cover RliortaRes of 1120.00 to; balauoe said (luarry at North Amherst.otilo, andgarherad a«an them on flle at dltrerent times. By services (salary) *l,3'0O 00 ••Uesolved, That said committeo is hereby county olerk's Itnea acooiint and tiB.uO'to bat- there much Imuortant Infonnatloit'wlitolrwe :>'tUt present county olerk, Mr. Woodworth, By amount allowed by the nuthoriKed.lftbeyare unable to settle said lUiKe lilt'Olroult'0ourt;co8tii'aooount,> Also to are eoulldent wAl be ot valuo to your committee When spoken, to about, the matter, said: he board , 363 BO claim, to engage tliensslttance of an account m ,•••,!• -I ill 'MiSm il m^: iiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiii: COMMON COUNCIL. €I»M' [OFFICIAL] I Church and Society. | MASON, MIOII,, NOV. 24,1002, Cnuticil met and culled to order by THE TALK OF THE TOWN! Mayor Willi man. Steel Bros. Post will elect olllcers ou PreHent—Aid. Bortle, Clark, Fowler Friday, Dec. 5. Refreshments. if I'd Only Thought and Randall The Hawley L. A. 8, will meet with MILLS^ CLOAK SALE MinuieH of lual meeting were read Mrs. N. A. Crittenden on Thursday and approved. Dec, 4. Dinner at 12 o'clock. KKi'OBT OP COMMITTKK. Custer Council No, 029, Royal Ar m More Monte Carlos just received, $9 to $20 The tinunce coiniiiiltee reported the canum, will elect olllcers on Thiirsduy following; olaiiiiii 'tnd recomiueuded evening, Dec. i. Refresliments. Soon Enough." tlieir Hllowauce; Rev. W. H. Simmons of Mt. Pleas J. T. Fowler, bliiokHinlining SI W ant illled the pulpit at the Presbyter 83.75 .1. It, Uarl A^Hon.wcHid 1 U5 tlanies Ivelly, I iiluliton street 1 OU ian church last Sunday morning and 82.50 JiiN. S, Tliiii'bnrn, tl iflglils on street I) IKI evening. About Christmas time (which is only four for llert Wlleox and men on street ^ 80 for Ilarvev Acker, for tire warden 15 (Ni Thf re will be a "parcel social" at weeks away), you'll be saying: "If I'd only $5.00 and $6.50 WelUit llortic, blaeksinitlilng \'i 25 the Okemos town hall Nov. 20, for the $5.00 Jackets Moved and tiupporled that the report benelU.of the Okeinos Baptist Christ thought soon enough and started early enough, Jackets of the linanue uommitteebe accepted mas tree, why, I'd have made different selections for and adopted and orders drawn for Tlie Riimmiige Sale will open Satur Xmas. I might just as well selected something same, day morning in the vacant store on 87.50 YeuH, Bortle, Clark, Fowler and Main street. Bring in your contribu that suited me and got first selections if I'd only 85.00 Raiidall. tions Friday. thought about it a little sooner." This is just to for By Alderman Clark: The Ladies' Aid of Eden svill meet for W]ci<;itioA8, it appearti from proof of with Mrs, E. T. Rovston on Wednes put you in mind of the matter at the right time $10.00 Jackets and publiL-atioii on tile wilh the City Clerk, day, Dec. ,'{. Dinner al 12 o'clock. and give you a chance to do what you desire to $7.50 Jackets Long Black Cloaks tbutdue iiotiue IIHM bven given of the Everyone invited. do and do It easy. Our store contains the kind meeting of tbis body at the oiincil A. O. 0 O. of Elchel's will holt) a room in IIIIH city on Monday, Noveiii-. box social at tlie home of Robert of goods that are useful and beautiful, articles her 17, 1002, at 8 o'clock p. m. to con- ^(^ The cxpl.-ination is easy. Recent purchase below Swan Friday evening, Dec. S. A cor that last today and years to come. Make your Hider any olijectioim to the asHetiHtiient dial invilutioti extended to all. w price, puts us in position to undersell all previous sales. dlHlrict for t'he propoaed constrticlion selections now from our large Xmas stock of v;l — ofiteitain HidewaikH ordered CIIIIHI met The W. C. T. IJ. will meet with ed by thia liody on AiiKiiat 18, 1002, and Mrs. R. Button Friday, Nov. 28, at ROGERS BROS.' GENUINE 1847 SILVER VVjii-juioA.s, the Council met in pnr- 2:(iO. Tiiey will organi/e a Loyal WARE, STERLING SILVER, FANCY CHINA, Nuance to Maid reaohilion aiitl ail olijec Temperance Legion iii tiie near future. LAMPS, BRIC-A-BRAC, JEWELRY, BOOKS, t MILLS DRY GOODS COMPANY tioim having been duly conNidered by Election of olllcers in Mason Tent, tlie cotincll, and No 10, K O. T. M, Tuesday evening, BIBLES, FANCY STATIONERY, MEDALIONS, WJIIJKICAS, no good catiHC la Hhnwii Dec.-2. Every member is requested to LEATHER G0ODS,CHAMBER SETS, DINNER why the work uhould not be done and be present, ' Refreshments will be Buid walk constructed, lie it therefore served, WARE, BRUSH and COMB SETS, FANCY Island Corners. JicHolvcd, That the amount set op- TheL, A,S. of Eden will serve a GOODS and NOVELTIES. Minn 'i'Hntoitt limiif! on H viHit. |ugluuu(!J0mitg|Tuwii poriiie the deMcriptioiiH hereinafter chicken pie dinner at the church L. D. HliiiW IH huildifiK ii uoriiorih. iiientioiied are hereliy determined aa Thanksgiving day and tea in the even- I'oHiH wure set lor ti suliool yiird fuiicf; the amoiiiitH iieceMt-itry to be ruined in iiiL', followed by a literary program. Hundreds of Dolls, Toys and Games liiHt, wettk. Thursday, Nov. 27, 1902. order lo construct said wulkn, and be Everybody invited. I'Mward Miuiify itnd fuiiiily liitvv it furl her Tn consequence ot the entertainment inovt'd into tlie Dritpi' IIOHHK, liemdvcd, That the loin or parts of at the opera house Dec. .3, the next for the Little Polks. Mr. and Mrs. 8. W. Henipy enter- Il« (;«»nUI llnnlly ««l II|i. lolH renpeciively lo lie aHsesned for the meotiiig of the Tourist Club will be Uiliii'd uoinpaiiy rhaiiHl;i;iviii^ diiy. P. H. DiiHy of AHliley, III.. writeN, consirtiction of aaid walka, and the held Tuesday, Dec. 2, at the hnnie of Warruii HulohiiiHon of Di.ilrlct No. "TIIIH IB to certify lliat I have laken names of liie owners thereof are as Mrs. F. L. Stroud. All members are 8, liH(l IIIH hum liiinied tSiinduy niuhr.. Iwo bottler of Koley'H Kidney Cure hereiiinfler described, the iiNsesNiueiil especially requested to be present. Tlie L. A. S. will meet with Mrw. and it IIHH helped me more Ihuii any to be made according to frontage. oilier medioirie. I tried many aclver- On fftsi Hide of C street, in front There will be a nightcap social at Will. MoHJier VVt'dneHday, Dee. ii, in the home of A. J. Keeler in Alaiedon KIMMEL'S DEP'T STORE lined remtdieH, but none of them cave of lot 1, block 21, Robhins Ray- Ihe r(iruiii>oii. All iiivKed. on the night of Dec .S, for the lienelH me any relief. My dru^KlHt reeom- ncr *73 50 mended Foley'M Kidney Cure and it of the Christmas tree. All the ladies HnlldH np the HyMtein; puts pure, On Houlh side of Oak street, in are to bring two iilgh|caps and supper rluli lilood In llie veiiin; iiiHl mmssmMimmmskmmms iME^y^' W^'-ji^mm; The business section of Oglesby, III,, The Chinese government if declared A TRAIN IS HELD UP. ihe|n0lmm([(ounti||[«m has been destroyed by fire. to be secretly plonning another out The new law in Kansas permitting break against the foreigners. A. L. ROSn, I'lilillsher. railroad men to vote when away from In Havana, Cuba, 30,000 cigar mak home on election day has been declared ers are on a strike. stopped by Twelve Men at City MASON. KICHIGAN unconstitutional. Hefugoe.s from Guatemala who ar Limits of Davenport, la. John Mitchell completed his testi rived at San Francisco reported that mony before the arbitration commis thousands of Indians perished dur sion. He declared that miners were op ing the volcanic eruption and that Urnamltc In Vncil (n Illow Open Safe* posed to separating bituminous miners miles of plantations are ruined. In lOxiirvmi Ciir—llnnilll* ISx- from anthracite workers, thus creating Fire destroyed 1,.100 houses and cniiv .\rivr i«i' «. H. HANtoN, 0. p. *., CHieaoo. I tlioi'o wt'i'L' (iOiTiriS pooplt; I'xaniiiU'il, of in Chicago were partly wrecked by of Davenport-, la,, the engine and ex riiiiiPil rnanenii-frrii. Vegetable Compound has brought n Ai whom •10,500 patted ami K1,I."JS were dynamite bombs throw.n by persons press car run two miles and side .•\s soon as the train caineto a stand about, I somehow felt that it was given place*. unknown. tracked and the car blown up with dy still part of the robbers- stood guard what I needed and bought a bottle to Mm. Itolaml U. Mollncux, wito of President Itoosevelt in a speech in namite and robbed of a large amount. over the passenger coaches, prevent take. How glad I am that I did so; the recently acquitted murder sus Memphis at the reception of Gov. A Danube steamer crowded with ing any interference, while the rest two bottles brought mc immense re Wright said there must be no ])oli- forced theenginieer to start on. They lief, and after using thnec bottles more pect ill j\ow York, arrived at Sioux workmen sunk ofV Orsova, Servia and I felt now life and blood surging tics in the army or navy, and ]iraised Falls, S. !D., to sue for divorce. 30 of those on board were drowned. cut ofV the expres.s ear and hauled it through my veins. It seemed as ]iy a dyiiatiiite explosion at Pell the Tennessee soldier for his splen A treaty of peace has been signed nearly two miles down the track, and though there had been n regular house . City, Ala!, .1. D. Hall and Thomas did work in the I'hilippines. by the revolutionary Gen. Herrera and then ran it on tiic side track at Dak cleaning througii my system, that all Whitfield were killed and N. J!. .Spears The chief Imsincss block in Monon- the Colombian government cominis- station. the sickness and poison had been taken fatally hurt. gabela City, Pa„ was destroyed by •ioners. The trainmen were held at the point out and new life given mo instead. I have advised dozens of my friends to use 'riie post otVice department cannot fire. Aiigustin Chacon was hanged at of revolvers while two men blew open The import and export trade of the Lyilia E. Pinkliain's Vcgctublo bar mails to a lousiness house heeaiise Soloinonville, Ariz., for the murder of the express car with dynamite an Mass. Her advice is free and Vresident Uitosevell left Sniedcs, gration to Ontario, Canada, must appointed liy the president. until the train dispatcher failed tc always helpful. Miss., without Ivaving had a sliol at a clear forests from their land, nnd un Ireland is on the verge of rebellion locate tbe train at a junction where 11 l)enr. dergo hardships of pioneers. ng.-iinst llritish coercion and Dublin is iilways reported. He sent out mes fleii. ChalToe in his ;iddress at the Prusidont Itoosevelt- and party have and Cork arc practically under mili sages asking about it. Within a few DO YOVJ $3&$3cSSSH0ESrD°^ Union League, club banquet in Chicago returned to \Vasliin:glon from their tary rule. minutes word w-as received from a IV. L Douglas shoes are the standard of the tmrld, telegraph station near the scene of the _ . -.r W. Ii. Donnlait made and anld mnre mt'n'a Onnd. said llisl, peace was eslabllsbed in the .southern trip. Both branches of the Vermont-legis rear Welt (Hand Snwod rrnreiiK) aliiioa in (hit lirkt holdup giving notice that the robbery Nlxmnnthaof' ItlO'1(102. than nnr other maniifarliirer. I'hilippines. ivory wliite i.'; the color decided up lature have ]iassed the local option, had been accomplished. Within a ""'VAIII) will iio iiaid to antune nho •Tolin Mitchell denied in testimony on by the Louisiana-Purchase exposi high license bill, which will be submit DON/:T DELAY $10,000. ri;dlKiirnv e Ihla alatenieni. short time the train crew, who hiid before the strike Jirbitration cominis- tion ollicials for the buildings in St. ted to a v(jte of the people next ,lanu- fled from the coaches, ran up to the W.X.- . DODOUGLAI S 84 SHOES ninn in Scranton that a reign of terror Louis. ary. station and reported. • ^^^ CANNOT BE EXCELLED. existed during the strike. President Goniper.s- has been cxon- In a lit of jealousy G. A. Darlington Kobbers blew open the safe in the cra-t-cd hy the American Federation The iiolice of this city were notified 11,103,8201 {2.340,000 shot Bertha Sheldon (not fatally) at Best Imported and American leathers, Hcyl'i Farmers' Loan and Trust coinpniiy'.'; of Labor of the charges of infidelity Ann .-Vrbor, Mich., and then killed at once and a big squad was rushed Patent Calf, Enamel, Box Calf, Calf, VIcI Kid, Corona bank at Arthur, la,, and secured $:i,;iOfl to the principles- of trades un.ionism. biinself. to the scone at once on a special en Colt, Nat, Kangaroo. Fiiat Culor Kyuli^tn iiaed. in cash. Forest.-fires in Oregon and Wasbing- gine. They are now following the BALSAM Cflutinn I ^e Renulno havoW. I>. imtTGLAB' Sbcrifl: John S. Dudley, of Sullivan "**"""" * nnmn nnrt prlco atnmpiHl on hottoin. C. C. Bigler & Sons, extensive .stock ton the pa.vt season caused a loss of county, Ind., ha.s been ousted from trail of tbe robbers, it is believed the raisers of Marshalltown, la., have as- $12,707,100. ' robbers, after committing the crime Shoes liy mail, S.'ic. extra. Illiis. Calaloijjiee, ollice for failure to protect James W. L. DOUQLAS, BROCKTON. MASS. (signed, with liabilities of $200,000 and Xelson Hersh, editor of the Sunday Dillard (negro) from lynchers. and securing the booty, at once re TO WOMEN! edition of the Xcw York World, w-a» turned to this city. The entire police ItCnrea Coldn, CoiiKlm. SoreThrnnt, Croup, Influ assets the same. The Adams Express company has enza, Whooping Cough, Kroncliitlii and Aethmu. To prove tlio hcaliup instantly killed in a ruiwiway. force of the city is at work on the case. uiid cleuDHiiig power o( Twenty per cent, increase in freight been iiuHcted by federal grand'jury at A certain cure for Coiinimptinn in flrnt Btngci,' FREE rates is planned by railroads to offset Secretary Hay may negotiate a nnd a sure relief in ailvanced ttagei. line at once. Des Moines, la., on charge of selling A TREATY OF PEACE. You will ice tlio excellent effect after tiikinj; the wage advances nnd enlarge-profits. treaty with Xiicaragua owing to the li(|Uor without government license. drat doae. Sold hy deslera everywhere, ttrgs Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic dilatory attitude of Colombia in clos tiotUea 1!5 cent* and fit) centi. The Merchants' and Manufacturers' The trade situation of the country wo will mall liirgo trial treatment with book ing canal negotiations. Lciider uf C»l»nibliin llc-vnlnlliiniila of iustriiutinna ubaolutcly froo. This is not nsEociation, in session in Milwaukee, continues to show gain, increased adopted a resolution advocating' re- Mrs, Amelia Oesterlin, who died at nnd riuvernment OomniUtlnn- SAWYER'S II tiny aamplo, but a lurRe puokugo, eiiougli volume of railroad business being fol era Cume to Term*. la convince any oiio that it is tho most siic- Ftriction of iininigrnlion to the Unit.d Springfield; 0„ left $7.'),000 to found an lowed by advance in wages for SLICKERS cessfiil preparation known to iiicUiriiio as a. States liy nn illiterncy tcKt. orphans' home in Springfield. will knp ron dry in tha cloansine vuKinal iloiiul'o HIKI for tliu lucal thousands of employes. Panama, Nov. 22,—Consul General i«>«r«at atorin. Ths luat Railxoad.ollicials.are giving'freight treatment tif woman's «pccial UIN, cur The Pnnnnvacanni treaty or proto The Natioiva! Grange in -se.ss'ion at Gudgerhindcd from the Wisconsin at wMarpraof olothing made. ing discharges and all iiillamMiutioii, also to trains ecpial rigliLs with |iassenger -All BiMiandtor all kiuda col will be signed before congress I/iin.'--,ing, Alieh,, adopted a resolution four o'clock Friday afternoon, bring of work, Artkynitr (Itialeror cleansu llio Icutli, iiioiitli, aiTdcUrc" culurrh." trains out of Pittsburg in an effort to /lend forcattJQKiiii. Send to-iluy ; u postal will do. meets, Secretary Hay and the Co favoring woman sulTr-age and then ing the news that a treaty of peace [/ II. n. SlWyiiKAIiON, 8.lrarr.. liift. the freight blockade. K.tt r.lilirlitKr, H.... Noll) tiy drtiimlaU nr arnt iinatpiild liy iia, AO lombian minister having reached an adjourned .s-ine die, was signed Friday afternoon liy the eciita Ini-Ke box. Nuturuellon itiiui-uiileed. James Dillard, a Kentucky ne^ro agreement, Henry Hose was hanged at Nelson, r(!volulionary Geii. Hererra and the TIIE U. I'AX'I'U.V «:o.t)(Ul Culuinliiii Av., who assaulted two women in Indiana, llualnii, Muaa. A Colorado & Southern pa.fsengeT B, C, for the murder of Charles Cole Colombian government commission HAMLINS WIZARD OIL train was- held up by four robbers was hanged by a mob of farmers near last sjiring. ers. QBQpeV NEW DISCOVERY; (irei near Trinidad, Col,, and one was shot Sullivan, liul. W. Godfrey Hunter Jr., son of the The principal points in the treaty CUT5,>yOUNDS (pilelc rulloriLlid oiirL'K^vnri^t by the express'messenger and the oih- Mrs. Carrie Xation created a. sensa ItODk nf ti'ntlinniifiilHmiil 10 II113'.* tt'fatilK'nt United States minister at Guatemalu of peace, wbich lias now been, .signed ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT Free Dr. II, II. (iKKIN'H SIIKS, Rui It'krUSXI,, KK. erij ran away. tion at the Xcw Y'ork horse show by City, killed William Fitzgerald, of by Mini.ster of State Perd-oino, speci Mrs, Lena Dcxhcimcr, of ITobnkcn, delivering a tirade on overdress, 'Prlaco Syatfiii — .%'ew Oliau'r-vuitlon Grand I!a|)ids, Mjch., private secretary fies tlvat Gen. Herrera shall hand over Urit-llivli-Cliitvlc !!ivluMiiv. N. ,T,, whio claims' to be a converted Phyvieians tes'tified before the arbi Curu Cnra, of Guatemala president. to the government- tlie entire revoln- Jones—CIreeii sent a dollar to a man wlio anarchist, disclosed three alleged tration' commission that the work of ft'dvei-tised a plan for making a (|uai'ter In' addition to Ihrongh ehair car and tiorary fleet, consisting of the gun plots to assa.ssjnnite Tres-idenl llo'ose- mine w-orkers is very unhealthy and yield 300 per cent. proiiL in less than two Pullman Sleeper service the Frisco Sys MINOR NEWS ITEMS. boats Padilla, Darlcn, Giaelen and mimite.s. tem operates on its trains out of velt. tends to shorten life. Boyuca. All the war elememts of the Iti'own—So? And did lie get tlie desired Saint Louis and Kansas City verj; Dave Mitchell (colored) was hanged Votes of 110 presbyteries are so fni Socialists attempted to gain control insurgentari.'--es in tbe province of information? handsome Observation Cafe Cars, un at Afayers'^'ille, Miss., for wife mur recorded in favor of a revision of the "lie certainly did. The man wrote and der management of Ji'red Harvey. These of the .•\merican Federation of Labor, Cauca -and Panama, and t IK; arms and der. Presbyterian creed. told liini to lali'c a ipiarter and cut it in two, cars are etpiipped with every cuiivenience, but were defeated'by -100 votes, ammiinition captured at .Agua Dulce (lien he would liave two halves."—Cliicago including largo lilirary observation room M. Cambon, the ^tiring French am- Ligc Wells, a negro, charged with Jessie B. Grant, son of President are al.s-o to be surrendered. The gov Daily News. and platform; the former supplied with bnssiadnr t« the United States-, laid assaulting ^fax Cani|)bell, an Iron Grant, is realizing a large income from ernment will pay the sum neces.sary t-w « easy chairs, writing material, lastcst news the corner .stone of the new French Selioolninster—"Now, let \\s have 'Little papers and periodicals. Klectric lights and Afountain ])assenger conductor, was investments in Nome placers. return the soldiers of the revolution hospital in New York city. Drops of Water' again, and do, please, put electric fans add to the comfort of the pas- banged by a mob near Wynne, Ark. The United Irish league will try to to their homes. Once ])eace has been a little spirit into it."—Cilasgow ]5veniiig sengei's. These train.s leave Saint Louis and ,Tohn Truck was put to dcaith i-n the Twelve young government em gain sympathy for Ireland by interest declared, the Colombian congress will Times. Kansas City daily via ihu Fri.sco System. electric chair in the prison at Au ployes wiM eat fiood under th-e di ing .Xmericans in the island's history. decide regarding liie laws for tile Pan burn, X. Y,, for the murder of Frank I rection of Prof. Wiley, of the agri The grocers, butchers and bakers ama canal and the elections, nndjilso W. Sillier, on March, 14,tS99. cultural department, in order to test of St. Joseph, Mo„ have formed a tile paper money question, as this is Secretary Moody has issued a for the effect of preservatives. merger for the purpose of mutual pro the wish of the president and ot the mal order directing .Admiral George tection. Straight to the Spot Fire destroyed the ferry building whole nation. Dewey to a&s-ume command of the owned by the Southern Pacific road The czar showed his friendship to Caribbean s«a division in the coming near Oakland, Cal., the loss being ward America by receiving retiring PASSES SECOND READING. THOUSANDS PROFIT BY THE FREE WONDERFUL RESULTS FROM A maneuvers. $300,000. Ambassador Tower at his castle in OFFER OF DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS FREE TRIAL OF THE WORLD'S Increases of tvngcs by various rail Liyadia. Osburue Batute IMII ExeltcK Much AND GET CURED. GREATEST KIDNEY MEDICINE. PESnSOXAL AND I'OM'nCAI,. road companits will swell the yearly Discovery has been made of a serum Coiiiment llefure llrltUh ilouac Acliing backs are cased. Hip, back, and RUDDLES MILLS,KY.—I received the freo John Bell Bouton, for 30 years edit' trial of pills. Tliey done me great good, income of the 650,000 men nftectcd by that has been successfully tested in ut Conimunti. loin pains overcome. Swelling of the limbs nnd dropsy signs vanish. I liad bladder trouble, compelling mo to at least $17,000,000. or and proprietor of the New York treating ordinarily fatal cases of scar They correQt urine with brick dust sedi get up often during night. Now I sleep Earthquake shocks damaged build Journal of Commerce, died at Cam let fever. London, Nov. 22,—The Osborne es ings at St. George, Snnfa Clara, Pine bridge, Mass., aged 72 years. ment, high colored, excessive, pain in well; no pain in neck of bladder i pain in A slate has been arranged for the tate bill, providing for the transfer back is gone, also headache,—Jno. L. Hill. The complete offlcinl count of the passing, dribbling, frequency, Donn's Valley and neighboring towns in promotion of high nrniy otiicers to to the nation of the Osborne House Kidney Pills dissolve and remove calculi vote cast at the recent election in Utah. fill vacancies caused by retirement« estate, Jsle of Wight, from King Ed nnd gravel. Relievo heart palpitation, FREE FOR THE ASKING^ Engineer H. S. Moore nnd Brnke- Ohio givesr Layliii (rep.) a plurality of next year. ward, whose property it became un Blcuplcssuess, beadnclie, nervousness. Vnnn L, V. Diermnn were killed in a 90,465 for secretary of state. It has been discovered that the thy- der the will of tbe late Queen Vic Pennsylvania freight wreck near Bol Rt, Bev. Hugh iMiller Thompson, TELI. CITY, IND.—I received the free riod gland. in animals, reduced to a toria, passed its second reading in trial of Doun's Kidney Pills. Tliey arc ivar, Ptt. aged 72 years, bishop of the Prostctant drug, is a great remedy for feeble the bouse of commons Friday after splendid. I had nn awful pain in my back ; Episcopal diocese of Mississippi, died The nonunion mine •workers, througii brains and cases of goiter. noon, after some criticism reflecting on taking tlic pills tlic pniu left mc right their attorneys, have filed the state at his home in Jackson. The contract for the erection of the the feeling on the subject in royal nwny and I feel like a new man.—Steplien '/ll/l)lliim"Mim ment of their case with the,anthracite "Charity" Wiggins, the mother of Schacfer. government building nt the Loui.siana circles, in whicli there has been much • -A "SVC «lj&ar a^::i ^:3— coal strike commission at Scrnnton. Blind Tom, the negro musician, died Purchase exposition, let in Washing agitation ever since the king first Mrs. ADDIE ANDHEWS, R. F, D. NO. 1, ^i^sl^Stee^ Tliirty-flve thousand textile opera in Birmingham, Ala., aged 102 years. ton, in St. Louis has been at $208,980. proposed to present the Osborne BiioDnEAD, WIS., Avrites : I received the tives in 300 mills in Philadelphia have Conigressman- Cannon has- been in free trial of Doiui's Kidney Pills with much FoRTKa-Mii.nimN Co., Buffalo, N. Y. The American officers who recently House estate to the nation. Please mind mo by mail, without charge,- made a demand for a shorter •work dorsed for the ravtional speakership benefit, My little nepliew wns suffering trial box DoaQ'a Kidney rills, were in Europe observing the German In announcing the gift of the Os day, by Mich.igan- republican congressmen. terribly with kidney trouble from scarlet army maneuvers are preparing an borne House estate to the nation at John Movingo, aged 18, shot and Judge J. G. Sutherland,, a member fever. Two doctors failed to liclp him and elaborate report of all their observa the time of his coronation, King ICd- , killed his brother, Lacey, 11 years old, of the Forty-second congress, died in he finally wcut into spasms. His father tions. war.i expressed tbe hope that it gave him Doan's Kidney Pills and from Post-otnce „.....««_ near Pulasld, la., with a pistol sup Berkeley, Cal., aged 77 years. would be devoted to national pur tho second dose the pain was less, He posed to;be unloaded.' .Vlexander Leinanen, aged .'iCi years, A military edict put into effect in State —. Finland and other Kussianizing meas poses and be converted into a con began to gain and is to-day a well boy, (Cut out coupon on dotted lliioK and mall to Prank. O'Connor, 17 year old, died died n-t Calumet, Mich., He estab Foitcr-illlburn Co., liultulo, N. Y.) ures causes great unrest among the valescent home for ollicers of the his life saved by Doan's Kidney Pills. in New York from injuries received lished the flr.s-t Finniish paper in the Finns; many emigiate and others navy nnd army whose health had at: the fireworks explosion election United States. threaten revolt. been impaired in rendering services night; making the fifteenth victim. to their cojintry. • The Federation of Labor convention pouE,io\r . President Roosevelt's work, '.'The The king of Portugal arrived at at New'^Orleans was disturbed by re Strenuous Life," has found its way Terrihlc DiKiutcr nu Unnnlic. YOUR GPANDFATHER Windsor on a visit to Edward VII. vival of tlie charges of ShafTcr against into Italy through the French trans Vienna, Nov, 22,—A Danube steamer An American firm received a $1,000,- lation. All the press comments on the WORE Qompers of infidelity to ynionism. A crowded with workmen sank oil' Orso 000 contract to construct a system of book are of the most favorable char committee will Investigate. va, a frontier town of Servia on an is telephone conduits in St, Petersburg, acter. The cool strike commission decided land in the Danube, Thursday evening. Fernarid Dii Mnrtheray has been Alonzo Ryan, of the United States Thirty of those who wore on board t<) summon bituminous operators to appointed Swiss minister at Washing teEtify on working of contracts with signal corps, who, until recently, was were drow-ned, • Owing to the darkness ton. on duty in the Philippines, blew out the boats from the shore were only the linion. John Mitchell was again iinav Gens, Delnrey and Botha have on the stand all day. his brains nt Highland Foils, N, \'., able to rescue five persons..- f-^^ FIRMS' abandon'ed their proi>os«d tour of the yflt\\ a shotgun. The reason for the President Roosevelt had another un Mllllniiii Exiiunileil. , WATtRPSOOF United States. net is not known. lucky day in the Mississippi swomps, Marconi arrived nt North Sydney, Washington, Nov. 22.—The comnnls- Mr; McDongal being the only member A speedway four-fifths of a mile sioner of .Indian afllairs estimates that OILED CLOTHINC N. S., and said that the cruiser on which long and costing $70,000 has been be . Whth TOU biK s&riMnti baaring tiji . of the party to get a bear. ' he.crossed- was in constant communi the United States has spent $S4.'),275,' 'Third AsiistantPostmnster General gun by the government. It will skirt 200 in, subduing and controlling the In' wova trftd«mw;k;fou mva the rMult of cation with wirelesH stations on both the Potomac and be bordered by iv .sen mor« thpn holf ft cmtury of txptrlinca Madden recommends a new rate of dJans, and $2'10,000,000 for the educiv sides of the ocean during the entire wall. The president and attorney gen-1 baclwd by our j|u»AnUt. four cents per pound on newspapers. tion and cure of their children. tVIlGN W KITING TO AUVEHTillKB« voyage. eral are interested. pliMiin alnlo Hint yon MW the AUvcrtlMI> SOLD BY StPUSBNTATIVe TBADK eVKKYWCU; Biuul lu Ihla iiuiior. A.J.T0WERCaiQaT0W,MAa5rII / JUST A HINT. is here, too, U he? And he came in on ing Dingle halt w«y In Wiese amicable cred that be was being earrlel on • ONCE MORE IN LINE. DISCREDITED BOSSES. me last night and tampered with my overtures. As Dingle switched his re blanket by six men. Others of the com Dtughter, don't let mother do It; Weilerii Sltiteii lli'ileciiiea friim rn« Do not let hemlave and toll, rifle 1" He lifted bis voice to its volver to his left hand and extended pany rode and led the horses of those Oeniocriitlc Leiiilvrii Who Have llee» ^VIllle you lilt a usolcsi idler, strongest. "Up Concordianst Hello! his right Col. Kcevcr grasped it with who were acting as bearers. /A little iinliiral ^llllimcc it}- lUe I'ruKrei- Set ^\iilile h>- the llvoeiit Coii- FciirliiK J'oiir soft liiindi to soil; lley! The enemy, the enemy!" great show of cordiality. to the left rode Capt. Blue with Miss «IVL> SiilirltuU reiiplc. wrumluiiul ISIvvliuiiii, Don't you nee the heavy burdenf As he finished he hurled the Win "It is not my nature, sir," said tho Betty, mounted on a fine spirited horse, Dally she Is wont to bear To tlio.su who regard republican- Bring the lines upoti her forehead, chester at Dingle and tho resonant great man, "to cherish animosity. at his side. Sentitof-c.leet Ooriuiin's friends will Slii'inUlc silver In her httir? call ended in the crash of glass. Keev- True, you behold me now at the depth "What right had you," Miss Betty ism's future the most pluasinn- re.s-iilti probably say tlia.l he eoines out of tho of my fortunes, but always and ever oC the recent, national eioelinii is that bauKhtor, don't let mother do It, er sprang to the door, I'lio key hod was sa,ving, "to ride out of Concord congressional contest in le.s-s dilapi- Do-not let her bake and broil been remiived from the inside of the you will find me suaviter in niodo, with these armed men? What is your attained in the .15 .s.tates west, of the daled shape tlian do iiii»t«f tbc otbeii Through the long bright summerhourt, lock and the door did not respond to fortiter in re.' excuse for doing that, Capt. Blue?" Mi.s.siss'.ippl river anil iiorMi of .Mis democratic busses-, und that he will, Slmi'u with her the heavy toll; his furious pull. He hurled himself No one could say a fine thing more souri ' and the tcrritoi'ios. 'I'hese So(>, her eye has lost Its brlghtnes?, "We feared roprisiiils on account of on. tliat aeeount, he a. big figure itf Ji'i'om the cheek tho ruby glow, upon it and struggled like n demon. finely, and this delicate bit, culled by the courthouse," answered the captain, .states- !ire jiceuliarly the cliildren of the natiunal eonvcivtion. of :1'.)0-I. Hill, Anil the slep that once was buoyant So furious was the onslaught that the the Colonel from the back of his dic stiflly, for to be taken to task by Miss the progressiv*; Ainerioanism for •of eoui'se, is init, of the running, H'lis Now Is feeble, weak, and slow. knob came away and the great man tionary in a leisure hour, waS'rendered Betty was sorely against the grain. which the republican party .sland.s. defeat in. New Voi-k will desit.i-oy.aIl,hi.9 Daughter, don't let mother do It, was precipitated to the floor. ,'A laugh with a voice and gesture that brought "We were scouting, that's ell. Just Eleven mf them dlreelly owe their ox- chanee.s ol getting iiny eiinsi(ler.able: Sliu has cared for you so long; floated in from -the window. Gaining admiration into Dingle's eyes—even scouting," J.steiice tu repiihlicaii adininis-t ra number of votes in the national gath Is U right the weak and feeble his feet after an elephantine tussle, the glass eye. The little man put away "Tho moment T hoard that yon had tion;?, says- the Cliicaf,'o Inter Ocean, ering two year.s hence, i'iitti.son's de . i Should bo tolling for tho strong? ho braced himself in a corner and "Waken from your listless languor. his revolver and they both took seats trooped out along the Concord road Vet in these stalo.s rose and (Inur- feat by a. big majority in J'eiuusyLva- Seek her side to cheer and bless. turned his gleaming eyes upon the on the cot. I galloped after yoti," went on Miss islied most, vitforously the rovnliitinn- nia—by a larger maJDrily tliii.n most And your urlet will be less bitter barred opening. Dingle had been "The uncomplaining manner in Botty. "Oh, I wish, I wish, I had ary idea.s of popiili-siii. Kor a time the of the republicans expected to see—i ^Vhen the soda above her press. joined by others, whose heads were which you bear this reverse," said come up with you in time to prevent d'ominsiting iiilliienoes of their poli ends him as a pi-csideiitial iiua^ntity. Daughter, don't let mother do It. crowded together in the narrow Dingle, "has touched me most pro this terrible meeting!" She looked tics were a.s- alien to tho progressive Nobody will ever bear of Boies again space; and when the Colonel had rec You will never, never know foundly." toward Guy, poignant regret show yet con.servative .spirit of repiilfliciin- as ii national iigiire. Ib-yau is hit "What was home without a mother, ognized Capt. Blue, Mr, Boomer, Maj. "I can bear as well as forbear," re ing in every line of her face. "Ho ism as are the reactionary lenilcne.ie.s heavily by the republican gains in the Till that mother lleth low; Harp, Vlandingham, Barney and a few Low beneath tho budding dnlslei. turned Col. Keever, would not have been hurt if I had. of the democratie .solid south. Be llocky mountain stales-, says the St. more, his brain became diz/.y and he Free from earthly care and iKiln, "I see you can. Colonel, and It's thot I have folt all along that something tween their populist Ic Icader.s iind the. I;ouis 0lobe-Dctivocrat. To the homo so sad without hor staggered to the.cot. Dropping down which shows your inherent nobility. terrible would ha))pen before we se southera democratic le;ulers was I NVver to return again. there ho burled his face in liis hands. Gorman is .still lo be considered, but< T. Ilarty, In St. Louis Post-Dlspateh. You arc not the only Concord man cured our rights in this county seat foriueil the strangest all in neu known Had it come to this? Was he finally be is not left in att.i-active .shape a« whom the Harmony people have in fight. I have tried my best to keep to politiciil history. Wide apart as- bewitched by the spirits of Kentucky a presidential aspirant. He made big their midst." Being of the old school. you from violence and you, Capt. Blue, tlie poles in tiheir real ainus-, these bourbon? He had been a hard drink guesses on the congressional canvass, Col. Dingle clnng to some of its plati have disregarded my expressed wish, leaders, ivovertliele.ss,• combined to er all his life, but so had hrs father and figured thattbe democrats woukl tudes. "Another of your fellow towns my strongest command. Who was flvertilifow the repiil)rK'an pai~ly and been before him and he had died in Iwive a good-sized iniijority in the next His Friend, men has experienced the misfortunes it flrcd the shot that wounded Mr. seize the iiationtil government. his ninetieth year, of a palsy. The of war." hou.se. There was no doubt as to the> Colonel brought an impulsive heel Herbert?" .•\s a result of t.hi.s unnatural alli- result, according to his liguring. Th»3 The Enemy "Another Concordian in this town!" "Tho other side fired the first niiee the repuhlioans in IS'.l~* lost lit republictin.s- were sure ID be liciitcu. down on the empty flask. exclaimed Keever. "I don't know who you ore, or shot," replied the captain, evasively. of the .SO electoral votes of tlie.se The result shows liiin once more Ut By WILLIAM WALLACE COOK "Not in town, exactly, but out at "I know thut, for I was closo naturally republican states. Had Mr. be a fiilse jirophet. -Moreover, the re- where I am," he said, hoarsely, peer Whlttaker's and being cared for by Author of "Roeerj of Butte," "The Spur of enough to see it. But that shot did Harrison carried ConneeticMit, New publieans have a majority on thecon- ing at the grinning faces in the win one of our men." ( Neceaslly," Mr, Flit, AstroloBer," etc. no harm, and was no excuse for the .lersey, We.s't N'irginiii, Indiana, Illi gres.sional vote in Gorman'.s- .s'tate. dow,' "but if there's a doctor among "To whom do you refer?" fusillade which you returned. You nois-, Wisconsin, and all of Michigan Maryland was- as safely democratic you, send h im to me. I'm going mad— "To Mr. Guy Herbert." were throe times tho number of the and Oliio, he still could have been de before tionuan's evil prominence be (Coiiyrlghi, IWI, br (lie 8.8. McCluroCO.) I must be." "He is not a Concord man, sir; he in other side and they were fleeing as feated by giving Mr. Cleveliinil the 23 gan as wiis Soiilb Caroliuii, but it has "Eat this and you'll feel better," clines more toward Harmony than to fast as their horses could carry votes east by these .states for Gen. been carried by tlie i-epul>lieans re said Barney, pushing through the bars ward his own town." CirAPTEU XV. them. My question was not an Weaver. Tlisit ^Ir. Harrison woiiUl a pasteboard box filled with eatables. "What do you mean by that?" cently several times In succession. On the night Col. Kcevcr guarded swered, Capt. Blue. Can you tell me have lieeti so defeated, if neees.sary, The Colonel got up and walked un "Every Samson has his Delilah," was There is iwithing in tlie .sltimtioii tli(! county records, he took with him tliere is no doubt. The alliance be steadily across the room. the other's gloomy and significant re whose bullet struck Mr. Herbert?" w.liich i.s- favorable to ('iormati, Tlierei iiiti) the coiirtliou.se a Winchester "Liscomb," he returned, "step up sponse. "Herbert has deserted to "No one could tell you that. Miss tween the soutili and tile far west wa.? ].•< nothing, in fact, which is favorable rillo and a ])int flaslf. Kentucky born to the ofllce and tell Sampson I want you?" Vlandingham. A dozen shots wero openly proclaimed and was ready to to any of bis rivals-, and in this cir- 1111(1 l)rc(l it is to be prcstimcd tliat him." fired simultaneously and it would bo overwiielin the east and middle re cuinslanee the .Miiryliind boss' friond-s- liii wii.s tis familiar with one of these "No; some of your people chased him "Step up!" exclaimed Barney, "It's impossible to tell which did the work." gion hail there been need. may iind comfort. Somebody must nc.'ipniis as he was with the other. out of Concord and pursued him into quite a step, Colonel—seven miles if "We will inquire into that later. A.s a further result in l.S!)r> the re- be nominated by the democrats in: 111? llmfc IIS it may, however, it is cer a company of Harmonyites. Shots it's a foot. You're in Harmony; don't I am going to push on so as to have publie.in.s lo.st 10 of the I'l sttile.s by 1!MM, and as all"their ebieftains, in tain that he fortified his courage were fired, Mr. Herbert was hit—" you know that?" tho doctor at our house and to a pi)pi;lar majorii.v for the };-i-ou)) ex cluding Tom .lolinson, the latest to such an extent that ho slept "Hit! Not killed?" "Harmony!" gasped the Colonel; miUca ready for Mr. Herbert. See ceeding ;l2r.,0()0, Ibit llie unnatut-al coiner of them all, are discreiliied and , Hiiunilly througliout all the opera- "No, no; just wounded, that's all. "how can that be?" that you bring him as quickly and character of tlujir alliance with the deiivoralized, perliaps Gorman may lions connected with the moving of But isn't that enough? The affair "Well," drawled Capt. Blue, "we as easily as you can." reactionary .soutli had begun to dawn, have a eluince for the candidacy. It tlio building. , might have been infinitely worse. If moved the whole shebang over last any one gets killed during this squab She dartrcd from tho captain's side tipo.ii the progressive jieople of the looks- at the jiresent nionient a.s if tJie So level WHS tho road leading from night, during the storm. As you hap ble the governor of the territory will at top speed and was quickly lost to fiir west. In l.Sil.S tlie tide began tio demoeriits two years hence would bet the courthouse site in Concord to pened to be inside, we brought you take a hand and it will go hard with sight. turn luiek to eomiuon sen.se and re- compelled to draft a new mau'for tb« the Viicant squnro in Harmony, and along." all of us. Miss Vlandingham saw the [To Be Continued.] piiblieansni, Kiglit of l.lie 1,1 went re nomimiiion. All the old stager.s-are Ko sldllfully did the enemy work, that That took tho wind completely out shooting this rooming and when Her « publican and the republican UKijorily unpopular and ob.s.olete. It >yoiild t'ol. Kccver, if ho realized anything of the Colonel's sails. Very humbly bert dropped from his horse, she rode DEATH OF ALEXANDER II. in the group was nearly •T.'i,000. In please the republicans to see the dem nt nil, could only think that the ho received tho box of luncheon out up to him, dismounted in a twinkling 1000 the tide iliiwed still biglier. ocrats pill up Cioriiian for 1001, as- ho hlorm W!is most furious and that of Barney's hands, went back to the and raised his head. She was pale as Klovon of the l.'> gave a net repub would be an extfemely easy uia.n to Dramatic Deacrlptlon of the Aesaa* this hair-finishcd structure was lad- cot, turned his face from the crowd death and how she did lecture us! She lican'majority of 2T;i,000 for the. beat, but the clianees are that any •Inntlon of Ituatila'a Former ly in need of underpinning. and sat down. He ate the food and as would have no violence, no bloodshed, group. man whom the democrats otin s-eleet he ate he reflected. Iluler by KibilUta. A ncvcr-to-be-forgotten picture ho she declared, and she would have some The last election sees praeticjilly all will be easy game for the republican prosonled to Capt. Blue and his In- Here waa a masterpiece, indeed! thing to say to all of us after Mr, Her this- group of states back in line and party in that year, . Shall I ever forget it? It was on a Tiiiciblcs, who did tho work connect- Beside this that affair of the iveather- bert had been attended to. The some marching once more in the republican Sunday, about two o'clock. We were 0(1 with the moving. In tho light of vano paled into utter insigniflcance. thing she had on her mind was spoken ranks. Only Nevjida is still nominal rohoarsing a new pl.iy, writes Mile. AN ANCIENT ERROR. an occasional lightning flash the The Colonel had known all along that only a little while ago and to nearly ly denio(!ratic by 500 majority. And Harmony was meditating some coup. Ithea, in Century. Some of us were <()loiieI could be viewed nt leisure every man in town—all of us having it in well known that Mr. Xewlands, The 0|i|H>»ltl»ii ut (iriiver Cleveland bji any one who wished to walk alon; It was for the purpose of discovering been summoned to her father's bouse in the green room, when the emperor while formally a democrat, because In Ihi! I'roaiivrlty-i'rudiicliiK beside one of the windows and peer what this was that he had prevailed for the purpose. I can't tell you all passed, escorted by his Cossacks, Wo of local conditions iu Nevada, is in full l*rliici|ti<- of i*r»teclloii. upon Guy to come to Harmony and at were standing at the window, and tnio the single unfinished room she said, but reconciliation is the order accord with nearly all pi-ogressive re tend the town meeting. Although the with a smile be gave us the military which the building contained. of the day. The fight for the county publican policies. And in .tiii "otf" The fault tliiit cv-President Cleve theft of the weathervane had cha salute we knew so well. He bad TIic great man was lying upon a seat Is to continue just as vigorously yeiir the republican ui'ajority of tbis land makes conspicuous, when he grined the Colonel, it bad lulled bis but, if it can possibly be. Miss Vlan hardly turned tho corner when we jot in such n way as to reveal the group is nearly 270,000, flni,ono great gets- upon the stump and proposes to suspicions, for be believed that that dingham desires that the struggle for beard an explosion. We looked nt noble proportions of his platonic er thamin the lastpresidential year. abolish the principle of protection in had been the contemplated stroke. supremacy shall be a good natured one another and tho same thought ^rbw. Under the cot^was the tin box the tarilT, is his adhesiveness to an What an awakening be now had! The one." crossed each mind—an attempt on The unnatural alliance between the coiitaining the precious records and cient error. His .success', owing to n the emperor's life! We rushed out reactiSnary sout.h, unwilling to move tlose beside tho cot lay the empty public dclii.sion, in having thecooper- "It can't be," declared Keever, "jo and arrived at the corner of the at all, !ind the far west, soine.of whose flask. The Colonel's pillow partly iition in, his second-te.nn of ;i. demo long as j'ou liavc flie coiirtlioiisc," street just in time to sec, 200 yards people wislu'd 111 iiiovft too fast, has ' Mvered the rille, only the stock and cratic congress, inflidied upon bis "It's a young woman's dream, that's from us, the explosion of the second been dissolved. II has been destroyed • nuzzle of the weapon being in evi- party iuiil hiniifelf, llie misfortune of what it is, an unsubstantial fancy. bomb, which proved to be tlic fatal by the eoiumon sense and progres'slve I'-nce. As the Colonel slept he the tiagraiit hostility to ]iriileotion, Matters in this town, however, arc run one. The first had killed two Cos spirit of the people of the fur west, iinileil—smiled condescendingly in thai been,me law and iiiillieled bard about as Miss Vlandingham desires. sacks. While they were arresting tho who see that, their future lies in get 'liat superior manner which was a We wouldn't give up this courthouse, liuvesi upon the country, says the Cin assassin, the czar, deaf to the en ting back in line with the republican, iirt of him. ]Io was dreaming though, even if she should order us to," cinnati Ooiniuercial 'rriliiini!. treaties of lii.s coachman, who wanted party. And tliey iire back in line, , U reams, no doubt, anid pleasant ones. "Then the bitterness will continue, to drive on with all speed, came out liiit the deiuocratic pjirty luid to do It was liito in the morning when sir; mark my words." PANICS AND TARIFF REFORM. sxiinething very aiilagoiiislie to the the awakening came. The rain had of his carriage to say a word of sym "With me that was a foregone con pathy to his dying seldiers. Ho took republican ])arly, wli.i),se Kiate.sm!in- • rased, the clouds had di.spclled and The I»mie Tliiit CIIIIICH Fnrniiiitut with clusion. Nevertheless, I was told oil by their hands, and addressing their sliip, associated with genera Isli'ip, a burst of .Tune sun trailed in the ni-iiiiierii.lN 'riireiileiin Xii- Miss Vlandingham to inaugurate her murderer, he said: "Wretch, see saved the country and preserved tho (lirongh an eastern window. The thiiial rroNiiurlty. new policy, I have reconciled myself what you have^ done in your blind niatioa !i,iul the national credit. < olonel stirred restlessly, opened his with you and nin now to drive you back fury!" After a last look of pity at The democratic jiarty after the war ••ves rtnd yawned. The melancholy to Concord, or as near Concord as I The deinoeratic jiarty lias declai-ed his faithful servants, he was about to revealed itself to the country in the (,'azo lie rested on the empty flask dare to go." for tarill! reforni. The issue is plain. reenter his carriage, when n man, New York ooiiventioii of ISfiS. Then.- 'lianged to a look of pride as his "I am free?" asked Col. Keever. It means the continuaiiee or tlio de- standing at the door, dropped anoth and there the jiarlors of the Fiftlij • •ves took in the box of records, all "You are. My horse and gig are out S't.ructioiv of the existing state of er bomb, which he had kept concealed Avenue Hotel rang with deiiuncia- intact. It would have taken an army in front." prospcrily. It means good wage-s in his handkerchief, and that one not lion.s- of the bondholilers. That was • orps to separate him from those against low wages, work against idle "Do I take the records back with only killed the nihilist himself, but war upon the men wh.o believed in tliei iliicnments. ness, prosperity against starvtition. me'?" mortally wounded tho emperor. In government and tbe .soundness of-t.lie .Suddenly ho had n startling The lean years'of YsDll-ISOT still.stalk THE KNOB CAME AW AT. "You do/not." a moment the street, before deserted, natio.n and loaned money to pay the thought and he jerked spasmodionlly in the nieiiiory of the workman, .saysi Col. Keever sighed. wos crowded with people coining armies of the union. • iiul blinked in his bewilderment. the Alliany .Journal. records were stolen, the courthouse "In accepting my liberty at your from every direction. Sleighs wero The leading idea of the convc.ntioa Then he lay quite still, 'thinking. Fir.st llie fact uvay he noted that was stolen and he himself had been hands," said he, "understand that I going to and fro, and nil we heard of ISOS was the issue of greenbacks \\'liat business had the morning sun tarill; reform and pan.ics are linked carried along with the rest of the make no promises." * was: "Thank God, the emperor lives!" in ii sum equal to the national debt, hhining through n western window'? in hisloi-y. 'I'bey si-eni to go t.ogellicr. plunder. "Thaiis understood. Miss Vlanding His carriage being damaged, he, was and pay il olT, so as to save the in The courthouse, nt tho present stage, You ciMinot Iind in the pasLIO ye.a;rsa. During that forenoon all Harmony ham presents her compliments, how placed iu n sleigh and driven to the terest;.. This would have .reduced tbei had only one gla/cd opening and panic ihat'didn't star.twith tarill'agi came to look into the Concord court ever, and hopes that you will persiiade palace, where he expired a few hours greenback to the level of the confed nothing but a blank wall on its enst- tation or a new tarilT law. In 18")7 house and gloat ovef the prisoner. your fellow citizens to accept the olive later. His legs had boon shattered. erate script, an ' -
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