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VOL, XIV, NO. 16 LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1906 CIRCULATION THIS WEEK 1370 »Xi Lowell Industries With Camera and Pencil. I Look's Alteration Have You a Check Book ' ' Wall Paper Sale . -1 P My entire Wall Paper stock at a bi^ sacri lice in price. % llvcr.vlunl.v Hlumld luno niic. We nro anxinus Nnvember 1st extensive repairs are to l»c that every riluMild Iuim' a ('lll-'.t'K .HOOK ami made on the store 1 occupy and my entire stock we will lie pleaweil (•» ^ivc von oiu' If von come ol paper must be sold in order to tear out the In and ask for jt. V * y M racks which it now occupies. n mu Every Roll ol Wall Paper at from 1-3 to 1-2 Less than Its R jgular Price The City Bank, Hill, WaUs & Co. i.(Ki:il I'LXMMJ MIL! AND FA' T' MI V Orion lllil, Prealilont Respotislbtllty $150,000.00 I'huto IJ\ Lihodes W. A. WuttB, Caiihlcr 'I'lie Lowrll IManln>i N'ilj. now operaifd by I K. Keker. \\t\< bnilt and Embossed gold papers at per double roll ewtaiillRhed as a handif'and rake factoi.v b.v P. W. Mason and \\ I '-ker. who. in IHTJ. pnt in planing mill ma-hiimry. In l-O I U. Kt kw Itonabl former price 25 to oOc ISC 10 25C a third interest in tin1 biisinffls, and tliestvle was Mason. A:, ( ompanv Gilt Papers at nntil nbont 18S7. when Mr. Mason sold his interest, and th«s firm became per double roll W. J. Ecker iV: Son. I liis partnership ountimi'id after the death of Mr. former price 1^ to 25c IOC 10 15C Rcker, Sr.. in 185}!. his wifn taking the place in the tirm, until 1890, when Best grade White back F. R. Ecker t<»ok charge in liis own name. Since that time Mr. Ecker has papers, per double roll.. operated the business, excepting the time between April. 1902, and Septem- former price lOc to 18c 6C 10 IOC ber, 1904, w hen Ecker Foster were in partnership The plant has been enlarged at dilterent times, bv theerecting of several Remnants at leae than you would probably new buildings and the addition of new nua !iiner\. until the original is a offer us to! them. small part of the present large establishment. For four to ten men are employed all the year, in the manufactuie of sash, dnnrs, blinds, doo? and Sale Begins Thursday, Oct. 4th and Lasts t'ntil the Carpenters window frames and screens, coops, boxes, crates, mouldings and interior Take Possession Nov. 1st finish. Mr Ecker. who is still in the prime of life, h i-ne of the never say die This Is the beet chance ever offered in Lowell foreconom- jfires/i J'ish kind, one of the sort Lowell hopes to call her nwn !• .•? many vears t'* come. Ical wall paper hirers Come early and get first cholr'e. OUR BUSINCSS NEN. A CORDIAL WELCOlit D. G. LOOK The Drug and Wall Paper Store. LOWELL, MICH. and Oysters Some Points About the lien Who Have (jjVf:ll |»cv Urtady and fflmilv ot Their riadc Lowell. Reception Monday Evening. . llev. Russell H. Breadv and his lamily were given strong evidence, if •-ii! h were needed, of t he wanntli of t jtlfir weicme fur a second year to iu bulk, readyj I he Methodist pastorate and Lowell m ! • il i/.enship. at I he reception tendered lli' in by the (.adiefa'Aid soi e I y M'm- 1 d-i v evening at t he parsonage The j house was well filled b\ members (IKdding and Friday, October 5th and fi lends of thei hurch and pastor, and a feeling of fellowship prevailed. W A. U'atts, chairman of the evening, gave an address of cordial •a elcom^ •!> behalf of thechmch, sun Engmimm Rings da> sctu" 1. business men and citl- /,<•!! . an 1! <" responding the pastor AIso all kimls ol Imc .li AU.il expressed lh" great pleasure felt by Nearlv 50(1 solid H"old i iturs to selevt irom and tin himself ami Mrs. I'o ady in being re- Fowls .uid Spring I hiv kcir;.. turned tn tins community. Rev. .1. finest stock of diamonds wf have evei >hown. 'Special II Wesbrook welcomed Rev, Iheady. inducements to watch puivhisei • tine line, ful!\ ^uai a!id spoke feellnjil.N liis legiet at antced, prices the lowest. i.-.m ii!«> t he many friends he has 5 KMPwraMn iM,t'e in Lowell during lie eight ye'irs ol his o.isideuce here. Mrs. M. OCTOBER PHONOGRAI'H RliCi^RUS now m. N llenn favored the company with Free concert continued. Come in and ask to hear the a touching vocal solo. Rev. .1 T. i'avers expressed his appreciation of new music by the best arti>ts. the work of Mr. Hready and of his A. L. WEYRICK ( MARLLS A L 111 EN brotherly attitude toward other '1 he aboveface Is familiar to almost ministers. A clarinet solo was given lice's ()kl Staiul. Plioiic I'M. everybody within a radius of t wenty by H. F. ( lark, accompanied by R. R. D. STOCKING miles of Lowell particularly to the 1». Stocking I he presiding elder, old residents, with wlnun he has Rev (i I ».< Iiase, spoke in well chosen done business foi nearly fin ty v'»ars, mmm words of the work w hlch the pastor letirlng but occntly tn a well e arned accomplished last year and of his rest with an enviabl" record for bus plans lor the coming one. and ex- inei^s probi< v and honor pressed his own liking for the Lowell rharles Ah hen wasborn at Lyons, pastorale and good will towards I N. V.. I »ei J !. I Ml and nineteen pastor and people. Miss Lenna years later. April HH. enlisted with Veitergave -i very pretty instrument- the -7th New York Volunteers and al solo. We are showingf the served In the battles of Bull Kun. \l the close of the program light most complete line oi \ntletam. Fredericksburg, Malvern refreshments were served. The Hill and others. At the close of the rooms wre prettily decorated with war he went toSan I-ram Isco where carnations and smllax. asters and Do Your Eyes he married Miss Mary Wnleman trailing \ines. \stlie guests depart- May I and two years la t' i none ed they paused l,'» say farewell to s\ it'll her to Lowell, where he started their respected friend and citizen, the first exclusive clothing store in Heating Stoves Rev. Wesbronk. and to express gond this village on the corner imw occu- wishes for the happiness of himself Trouble pied by the Lee block, when1 he con and his familv In lle'lr new home. tinned business until 1874 when he moved Im Train's corner store, now occupied by W. S, tJodfrey. In 1890 SMITH'S OPERA HOUSE and Ranges You? he bought his last store and occn pled It until I'.Mil. when he sold out ICvei shown in Lowell. hi his son in law.M. E.Simpson Opened tor Religious Services by Mel Tin; Li it'.i.ii hopes t hat Mr. Alt hen 1 ilur? and his most estimable wife will con I roller Sunday. I leiidai lie .'' thine with us for many long yeais. (iRAND KAFin Mich., net. i Here is n Lis! We are Justly ProMd of I l.inl t(» reji'l? riierat-a fat-tat of the drums, t he lively tune of the orchestra and the Spots hclnro tlicm? A IHRISTHAS PHEStNT. shuriling nf dainty feet behind the scenes piepaiing I'm the entry of the Ideal Jewel, Ait Garland and Favorite AVIu'it you need is .i pair <•! glasses- not auv chl chorus, were missing from Smith's An Eleqanl Sewing Naihinc To lie (iiven j^lass hut g lasses that are accur.itcl v g round and (ittcd reformed burlesque yesterday after- Hard Coal Stoves. noon. In theb place Rev Mel for each individual case. Away Dei. 25. Tin, Lkimjku proposes In make rrotter, •uganizer, mentor and spli Garland mi Favorite Oaks. itual «lli'ector nf the Rescue misslnn, Come in and we will tesl your eyes in an expert some one a t'lirlstmas present of a which has boimht the theater, brand new $40 champion drop head Flotence Hot Blasts for all kinds ol fuel. way and tell you what's the matter with them and lix ni.art hed sedatel.v and reverently on them up on short notice. sewing machine with full set <»f at tachments. The lucky pnssessiu' is to the stage, raised his hand to an Wood Heaters in lar^e variety. to be selected by ballot by our read audience of devout worshipers and crs In a voting contest similar to the said: Favorite and Jewel Steel Ranges. "Let us thank (ind for the deliver successful events formerly carried A. I). OUVHK ance nf their beautiful building from out by us This time the number of Majestic Malleable Ranges. WatclicH, ("loekH, .loweliy and l!i'i»airin^. votes* will not be published each the hands of I he Fhilistlncs." week but the names of those voted The appearance nf the theater was for will be printed In their proper or- not changed particularly. Some of der, the one having the most votes the scenes still remained, the seats were nndlstnbred In their arrange Come Iti and Look Our Line Over and Get Our Prices will be printed first, etc. Further, ment and the nnly «llfference in the the coupons will be dated and will not be counted unless east within bn\es. which since lumber jack days had been scenes nf half veiled revelry, r the date given. ()li 1 nose lovely Every copy of The Ledger will eon was that the lace curtains were re- talnaci'iipon good for one vote mnved. ' H cnurse there was nn Foiipons for r»J, Jd and votes will drinklim nr KiiiMking. The electric Scott Hardware Co. be given for every $1 00, 50 cents and sign, "Smiths opera llnuse" still •J'.cents respectively paid on snb- embla/.nns the front of the building srrlptlon. All who pay tn .lanuar.v and Trntter says he will allow It to Pumpkin remain, thinking that m>w that he I. |!»0S, will receive an extra 5:'vote coupon I'or those whose subsi'ilp has reclaimed the house. he may be tions are already paid In advance able to reclaim smne nf its former coupons tn correspond with the patrons w ho may be attracted to Pies... '' jCike mother usod to mctko period paid ahead will be given enter by t he allmIng sign. N oting begins Saturda.v Uctnber III There w as a great audience present. and the ballnt box will be fnuml at Including a number of city officials and prominent business men, whom the fool of Till; LKIMSI u stairw ay. Have You Noiiced the Chill Trotter had Induced In help him pay Weldon Smith sells 'em. Stews his Coupons in this Issue will not be good after < id 17, 147,000 for the theater. own pumpkin. Knows they are rijjht. in the air lately? It feels as though the ad- Try one. Your money back il they LRANH RAFIMS- Atfachineiit pro- Newton Warner Is moving a house vance a^ent of Winter had arrived. If so the ceedings have been started against and barn fnr Ed. Tlmson at Alto. don't "Hit the ri^ht spot." Henry Loncks, w ho lives near Far time has come when the question of your Win- son City, on behalf of the pension de- .1. K. Tilden has ret urned to Sparta ter's COAL supply must betaken up. Better lta it men t, w hlchclalms that he nwes after spending a month at Langston.

Oivo Otores.. o .aL> r , 0. that he deserted Co. K. Twenty first and Clara L. Rrooks of (lakfield. • ( Omith s Lanaj/ O/oro Michigan Infantry, on the eve of the I'm. LKUGKH (jllice for auction EARL HUNTER Civil war and remained In Canada bills A free notice In the paper lor Phone 127 Offlce in Williams'storfv WOOD AND COAL. I' until the rebellion was suppressed. every job brought here. BABY'S TORTURING HUMOR. "That other young man, the heavy a big round tablt\ with eight chairs. MAKING THE WORK EASY. CURED OF GRAVEL. BEGGAR WORE SILK HAT. one," she whispered. "Is Joe Balfour; Duke ran his hand over tho clean WRONG IN REVENGE Ears Looked as If They Would Drop Vis- you've "5ard r.-.- speak of him. He's white cloth and smiled. "Never been A Little Thought Will Lighten Care» Cure Forjhe Blues Not a Single Stone Has Formed Since Attire of Mendicant Surprised Maw's Hascara Off—Face Mass of Sores—Cured iters in London. my lawyer, lives at Vlcksburg. But played on? Let's christen it, boys. of Housekeeper. Using Doan's Kidney Pills. LUMBAGO D ONE MEDICINE THATHAS NEVER FAILED STORY f never could understand how he had What do you say?" ARDON IS THE ONE GREAT EN. His Broken Resolve by Cuticura In Two Weeks AND any use for Noel Duke." for 75c. Tho visitors from the country turn- The boys didn't say much; they Women bring upon themselves much NOBLING ACT. Health Fully Restored and the Joy of J. D. Daughtrey, music publisher, Anita looked closer at the horrible ing from a London railway terminus SCIATICA simply drew up their chairs. suffering for which they alone arc tc Life Regained. nimc'olate Tablets of Suffolk, Va., says: "During two example of swamp depravity that her or three years that "I feel It my duty to parents ot into the street on Saturday stepped to Capt. Graham rapped on the table. blame. To tho average housekeeper, aunt pointed out—the poker-player, Surely Two Wrongs Never Yet Have When aclieerful, brave, light-hearted Henry Clancy began this Monday I had kidney trou- other poor suffering babies to tell gaze aghast at a man standing in the "Jerry, dish out the chips; we're the mere fact of getting breakfast cock-fighter, horse-racer, bear-hunter, woman is suddenly plunged into that morning with the resolution to save ble I passed about you what Cuticura has done for my gutter, "Look," said one. nudging the burning daylight here." without first taking some nourishing Made a Right—Truth in Lesson whisky-drinker Mrs. Ashton had perfection of misery, the BLUES, it is The 6tnt ConsHpattn CHI money. This was his custom on Mon- 2% pounds of gravel little daughter. She broke out all other, "even the beggars wear 'top- food herself, is enough to cause in her Taught by Wisdom and a sad picture. It is usually this way: _ a* • raa*4r for Utot, StoMcfa and every one of his shortcomings cata- Jerry came from behind the bar and ^md sandy sediment over her body with a humor, and we pers' in London!" Il was true in this continual weakness, and to some it Love. She has been feeling " out of sorts' •MralTiMMM. Fwly reewtsWe. TtanMa- day morning, but he never really I placed a patriotic stack of chips in used everything recommended, but case, at any rate. logued on the tip of her tongue. may prove a source of almost complete meant to until this particular morn- in the urine. I DUKE OF "His father cheated your Uncle front of each man. haven't passed a without results. I called in three doc- Here was a man of about five and exhaustion. So many crimes arc committed in ing. It is too had a man with $75 John out of the nomination for con- "Two and a half limit," he ex- stone since using tors, they all claimed they could help thirty, dressed like a city clerk, in a If after tho toilet is made in tho the name of vengeance that it gives MARVINRBMBDY CO., DETROIT. tastes usually gets a $25 salary. gress. Beat him by a low political plained: "blues live, reds two and a her, but she continued to grow worse good morning coat and trousers, sound morning, a woman would, eat perhaps one pause and turns one back to the Doan's Kidney Pills, DEVIL- trick. Of course, I never look at half, whites a quarter." As he went to his desk the office Her body was a mass of sores, and boots, clean starched shirt and collar a banana or apple, and sip a glass of meaning that lies beneath the word. however, and that him, but he has the effrontery to bow WHO PAID FOR THE DRINKS? boy brought a letter. Clancy noiiced her little face was being eaten away; and a well fixed tie. He was crowned Joe settled comfortably in his chair. milk or other nourishing drink, she Once, evidently, men killed at need, was three years ago. whenever he meets me, as friendly as her ears looked as if they would drop with a silk hat, well brushed and "Noel," he said, "I thought you'd would find it did much toward !:eep and snatched at greed, and each it was in a feminine hand. As he I used to suffer the MAY-CARE you please. Makes me so mad I want En4leM Chain Operated by Thirsty most acute agony off. Neighbors advised me to get ironed. But there he was in the con- ST. quit playing poker?" ing up her strength through the day. man's idea of personal enlargement opened it and glanced at the signa- to hit him." Cuticura Soap and Ointment, and ventional attitude of the curbstone Duke smiled back blandly. "I have; To "stay the stomach" before exercise was to be a formidable power, holding ' Men on the Mexican Border. ture his heart sank. It was from during a gravel attack, and had the before 1 had used half of the cake merchant, one foot on the pavement, Mrs. Ashton more than half sus- I've quit more'n a thousand • times, in the morning Is all that is necessary. out threatened injury and death to Kate Henderson. She was just slop- other usual symptoms of kidney trou- of Soap and box of Ointment the the other in the gutter. One hand JACOBS By HARRIS DICKSON "Now, here is the best yarn of the ble—lassitude, headache, pain in the pected Duke of smiling at her wrath, every time the game breaks up. When breakfast is over there should all who encroached. Civilization is ping over in New York that night Author of a suspicion that always upset her lot and a good puzzle for the Sunday back, urinary disorders, rheumatic sores had all healed, and my little held out for sale half a dozen boxes of Shucks, boy, it's dead easy to quit be no rush to do the dishes—they can a slow but sure progress toward the with her sister on her way to a Maine "The Black Wolfs Breed," Etc. Presbyterian fortitude. papers 'to print," said the man with pain, etc. I have a box containing 14 one's face and body were as clear j matches, the other invited alms, playing poker. But I must have a wait now better than papa and baby idea that all enlargement is by Sym- resort to spend the summer and OIL the . alkali in his whiskers, when he as a new-bOrn babe's. I would not A man keeps a nice little place in | "Hi, there! Get a move on you," little sport when I go to town—that can wait at a future date, while pathy and service, by tolerancc and gravel stones that I passed, but that had settled down in the hotel lobby couldn't he spare a few minutes to be without it again if it cost five dol- the country from the profits of his j the mate shouted. "Hustle that cot- don't count. I've got to tear down mamma recovers. kindness. Is not one-quarter of the whole num- Pcjielruics to the Spot after a long day on the rubberneck run around to see her? She had so ber. 1 consider Doan's Kidney Pills a lars, instead of seventy-five cents. pitch on the pavement in the Strand, \ Right on the dot. ^CopyTlght,lW6,by U. Appl®ton * Co.) ton aboard, and don't be all night the gates and take the bridles off for Allow the stomach to commence on To return a wrong by another Mr J.Rosa Jida wagon. much to tell him. fine kidney tonic." Mrs. George J. Steese, 701 Colburn but his workaday clothes would not : about it." Bale after bale came tum- a day or so; my system needs it. Its process of digestion without the wrong has never by any mathematical Price 23c and 50c CHAPTER I. "Several years ago American silver His first resolve was to stay ai far Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box. St., Akron, Ohio." fetch as much as this man's hat cost ! THE DUKE. bling down the stage-plank, and wa> Look here, Joe, do you think I could physical rushing. computation made other than two for some time; head has ached nnd coin in Mexico was on the same basis away from Kate Henderson as possi- Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo, N. Y. to iron.—London Evening Standard. ; Serene September night sparkled tiered up on deck quicker than a child sit here and watch you fellows play Then, again, after the dishes have wrongs in the world; they have never QUEER TRICKS OF ANIMALS. back also $ has slept poorly; been quite as Mexican sliver was at that time and ble and invent some lie lo explain his WOCOOOOOOQCOOOCOCCOOOOO^ on the (liamond-studded Mississippi— could build a house of blocks. poker? Could a duck sit on the side been wiped, much of the work may be produced a right any more than ten nervous, and nearly fainted once or still is in the states; it passed at half absence; but his better nature imme- About the dearest thing on earth Is Thunderstorms on the Water. a girdle, broidered with stars, which Then Duke nodded to one of his ne- of a puddle and watch the other ducks done sitting, instead of standing, thus persimmons can produce an apple. To Seemed to Find Pleasure in Washing twice; head dizzy, and heart beats Very its face value. Drinks in El Paso and diately asserted itself and he remem- "On the water." said a grizzled old groes: "All right. Chalky, put him splashing around? Not much." resting the back and saving tho ab- Imagine that a man can enrich him- fast; then that bearing-down feelipfir, a cheap man. of Odds and Ends. belted the somber continent. in Juarez, the Mexican town across bered that he was really under obliga- bayman, "when you see a thunder- j aboard." dominal organs from a continuous self by robbery is sheer intellectual and dnrlng her periods she is exceed- , Dresses?, ( leaks. Ribbon?. Suit.-", cti'.. Twin columns of smoke uprose He picked up the first hand that the line, were a bit apiece or 12 <. tions to her. He called up. the ad- storm rising you want, to keep an eye 1 above the trees, a monster's groanings Two negroes bent over and lifted a was dealt him, and skinned it cau- ^train. stultification. Whatever a man takes ingly despondent. Nothing pleases can In made lo look like new with PI I Beckmann gives a delightful account STAND HRM her. Her doctor says: * * Cheer tip: you cents, as yon easterners would say. dress she gave. The lady who an- NAM IWDKLKss DVKS. >o uiu-. on the lightning. If you see it il the came, the dash of paddles. A blind- limp black body from the ground;- Do not fift heavy kettles or tubs, from another to the other's losfi and of a coon which used to amuse itself tiously. "Now, this is what I call have dyspepsia; you will be fQl right "In those palmy days a citizen of swered the phone said Miss Hender- distance striking down further and ; "When you buy an Ins glare flashed round the bend, then at first the thing frightened Anita; living," he said. stand in wet places on the floor where detriment becomes the impoverish- by washing various odds and ends in : soon." El Paso could go into a drinking em son was out—would he leave a mes- When a widower marries a widow furlhes to the right from where you straight down the quiet stretch of she thought it must be a dead man. the water has been spilled, nor reach ment of the robber, paradoxical as it 44 a bucket of water. An old pot handle, It must have been nearly ten o'clock But she doesn't get all right," ^nd porium and buy a drink, paying for It sage? No, she was quite sure Miss they are both unselfish; neither ot first saw it, or further and further to • OILED SDIT river there shot one dazzling shaft of higher than you can easily. All of may sound, and another's suffering a snail shell, or anything of the sort "Bear," said Mrs. Ashton: "that's at night when the boat whistled for hope vanishes; then come the brood- with an American quarter. The bar- Henderson had no plans for going them thinks of No. 1. the left, why. that indicates that the | light. these are the originators of many ail- can never be our gain. We have ing, morbid, melancholy, everlasting would do. all the fellow is good for; he does Ivanhoe. From where Joe sat he tender would hand him back a Mexi- out that night. Certainly she would storm is working to the right, or to | or SLICKER The steamer Sultana moved arro- ments. but to look at the spiritual pauperism BLUES. !ltrs. Winslou'H Soothing Syrup. But the thing he loved best of all kill out the bears."' could see down the long cabin, and can quarter, which was, of course, tell her that Mr. Clancy would call the left, and it may pass around you. . demand gantly through the silence. On tier Even if precaution takes a little of tho unrighteously rich to kuow Don't wait until your Kufferings have Fur children ieethiu»r. fco/ten* the kuuis leduc-f? In- was an empty bottle. Clasping it in The bell sounded; the Sultana was noted that there were ladies in the worth 12^ cents in Texas. for her that night at eight to take hei flauiiuielou.alluyppalii.ruref ^liid folic. ^ buttle "But if you see it all the time com- lower decks a group of "rousters" longer, does it not pay when it tends this. driven you to despair, with yOur nerves his fore paws he would waddle slowly ready to leave. The Duke of Devil- rear. As the ladies rose and came all shattered and your courage gone, "Then with this Mexican quarter in to the theater. ing down in the same place and all the amused themselves between the land- to prevent illness? The whole lesson of revenge was When a married woman throws a to the bucket with the bottle clasped May-Care turned and went back to toward the front he recognized Mrs but take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- his hand the citizen could cross the time getting brighter and blighter, ings. taught of old. There came to live This done, Clancy forgot all about hint it is reasonably sure to strike her close to his breast and then roll it his horse. Ashton. He laid down his hand and table Compound. See what it did for bridge to Juarez and there buy an why. that indicates that it's coming The whistle blew. T'ic mate shout- HEALTH AND BEAUTY. and to teach in the world Wisdom it till closing up time that night, when and rinse it in the water. If anyone Its ihe easiest and "Hold the boat a minute, Matthews," slipped away from the table. "Here Mrs. Rosa Adams, of 819 13th Street, other drink, laying his Mexican quar husband'^ pocketbook. straight toward you; and that's the rd; " Here, Snowball, get your head- and Love incarnate, and men, see- the head bookkeeper came in to ask ventured to disturb him he was furi- only way to 9Ct he called to the mate. come Mrs. Ashton and her daughter," Louisville, Ky., niece of the late Gen- ter on the bar. time, son. when you want.to make for line ready." Ginger plasters, made like mustard ing the power and the beauty, and his help for a few moments with some Important to Mothers. ous and threw himself upon his back, the best "All right. Mr. Duke, whenever you ho whispered. eral Eoger Hanson, C.S.A. She writes: "If the Greaser barkeep should give home, or get in your sail and make The black man dropped his banjo, : plasters, produce the same results and desiring all power and all beauty in vouchers. The vouchers were not Examine carefully every bottle of CASTOTUA. clinging so tightly to his beloved bot- Sold everywhere are ready." Duke kept his seat. "Can't bely Dear Mrs. Pinkham; him in change an American quarter , every thing snug till the storm passes .took up a hawser, iiii'l prepared to do not blister. their own hands, said: "Let us tor- " I cannot tell you with pen and ink what straightened out till seven o'clock, tiftafe and pure remedy for infante and tbildh u, tle that he could be lifted by it. The Suit una waited. Mrs. Ashton it," lie answered; "I'm loser. Shf worth 12^ cents in Mexico the joyous and bee that it over." vo«i* CA-AOUM* CO TOAOM'&CAia spring ashore af ^evil May-Care! Baking soda is good for an aching ture and kill," and this they did. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Couipound and then Clancy hurried away 10 dress Groos says that bears will do the 419 has done for me. I suffered with femalo citizen could return to Uncle Sam's plantation. tooth; for bathing surface which is And Wisdom and Love incarnate before he got a bite to eat. same sort of thing. He relates the troubles, extreme lassitude, 'tho blues/ back yard and repeat the process. B?ers ibe broken out with hives or prickly heat; spoke and said: "They know not what nervousness and that all-gone feeling. I was case of a polar bear which used to Three ladies sat • fi -r tlie forward • "Now, the question is: Who paid He traveled uptown as fast as the Sianatare of to take internally for sour stomach. they do," and passed on. The re- advised to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable roll an old iron pot to and fro in his guards of the Sul'jt'.* Mi's. Ash-! subway would carry him, ran upstairs In Use For Over 30 Years. venge is that since then Wisdom and Compound, and "it not only cured my female for those drinks?"—N. Y. Sun. tank, and then, lifting it out. rub it. W. L. DOUGLAS ton, of Ivanhoe, ww.-. • -iender alert i Lime water mixed with linseed or derangement, but It has restored me to perfect to his room, slung off his business Tlie Kind You llavc Always liougot , v.-oman of 50, with pen-" ;':i ing black | table oil makes a good dressing on ab- Love supreme are without bodily healtn and strength. Tho buoyancy of my Scorpions Cause Disaster. clothes, gashed himself with a razor, up and down in a trough of running •3.50& 3.00Shoes BEST IN THE WORLD eyes, and hair that wa> just begin-j sorbent cotton or use a carbolic solu- form iu tho world, and men who do- younger days has returned, and I do not suf- Scorpions were to a great extent re- applied court plaster and talcum Died in Westminster Abbey. water. He stood on his hind legs sire it go searching, and lose them- fer any longer with despondency, as I did be- and used his fore patvs exactly like a W.LDouglas $4 Gill Edge lino, ning to turn. By ten v-Mrs of hard i tion, using two parts of hot fas can fore. I consider Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- sponsible for the recent bursting o powder profanely, split a shirt all the Henry IV. died in Westminster Ab- •i.vork in managing lie. u plantation ] be borne) boiled water to one part of selves in mists and thicket and table Compound a boon to sick and suffering the Kamalapuram tank in India. way up the back, getting into it. and bey in 1411!. It is ciaimeil il\it from washerwoman washing clothes. cannotbe equalled a 13f»; rfcoi sho had demonstrated m ability to carbolic solution. swamps, they stumble and fall and women." that time to this no life has ended To -Shoe Dealers • There had been very heavy rains then swore horribly as the shirt stud Strange World Tour. \\. I. Douglas' .to".- take care of herself-ai..; Alice. Alice I When children swallow hurtful rise again, and hope and despair, and If you have some derangement off there, except that of a minister named biny lloiipe Is tn? 1110BC but when an attempt was made to Hipped from his hands and was lost, A story is told in Paris of a titled cim.pk-te in this coi.nl ry sat beside her, a um.' little blue- things, if it causes choking and symp- cry out, but for no yearning, and no the female organism write Mrs. Shepherd, who dropped dead in ihe preserve the bank of the tank scorpi to view. He searched the floor for painter's pilgrimage. Ten years ago Send for Cutulog eyed ei'ho of everytlmu her mother toms of suffocation, either turn tho prayers, and no stretching out of Pinkham, Lynn, Mass., for advice. famous old sanctuary, just as he lin- ons issued from crevices in the earth it with a lighted match, which burnt Viscomte Jacques de Gruart laid a said. The girl's fair hair might have child upside down and strike quickly arms through the centuries does the work in such numbers that the at ished a speech, at a meeiing recently his fingers, remembering that he had wager of $00,000 that he and his bride, been beautiful, but beneath Mrs. Ash- between the shoulders or run the fin- visible form become alive again. held under the charmansblp of the BRAVED ANGER OF KING. t^mpt had to be abandoned. Over 30 only two shirt studs in the world. The to be married in the day of departure, *nn's shadow it lacked sheen and lus- ger back into the throat to hook it This is the great revenge, to hide laborers were stung—Shanghai Mer- Dean of Westminster. missing stud was nowhere to be found could make a tour of the world, living ter. as grass that has grown up color- out, or last of all push it down. iu the shelter of the silence and the Lafayette Flaunted Liberty Medal In cury. and in a gust of rage he jerked on a on the earnings of the vicomte's brush. !^5s in the dark. When she spoke at A little camphor applied to a wot mystery; acts entail further acts, Bird Breding Islands. Face of Louis. coat and dashed downstairs and up There was no stipulation as to time. all it was diffidently, and with a* cloth will whiten the . skin, but it and we become drawn into tho mesh During the last year the Audubon % h to the corner to a haberdashery, where The pair have just reached Paris on glance at the older woman. | should be used sparingly, with a cream of human intricacies and partialities. Society of Louisiana has rented some Shortly after Lafayette's return to he purchased three new studs. Back their return, after successfully ac- Airs. Ashton manifested tlie great- i afterward. A few drops put into luke- But in the far quiet there is peace A KENTUCKY WOMAN 17 bird breeding islands, located in the France from his second sojourn in up to his rooms he ran, aware of the complishing their undertaking and est impatience to reach bei landing.*! warm water and applied with a sponge for the slain while the slayer wraps America, he was at Versailles, where How She Gained Fifteen Pounds in fact that he was due to call for Kate waters of the gulf. Last year 'he winning their bet. They have trav- SALLSJl^X H'.l X IE LP. The boat, the river, the negroes, all • after one has come in from an outdoor about him the gray isolation of his the king was about to review a divi- Weight and BecamcWell by Taking within a few minutes. He jerked on islands were watched by two wardens, Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. whose wages were paid by the na- ersed Euroupe, America, Africa and the humdrum incident.-, of her ordi- j trip is extremely refreshing. acts, and out of his errors come tho sion of troops. Lafayette whs asked his remaining clothes and darted out Wc want a live.a<-.iveand t uoioi^i, y eij.er.M.i Women at forty, or thereabouts, have tional committee of Audubon societies, Australia, living on nothing but the •ah-Miiaii 111 Oi;> loi-a iiy *«i n Mittli-'i-i ! lin.nt'N nary route of travel bored her, and i The complexion is made or marred sufferings which arc tho birth throes to join in the review. again for the elevated, cursing his r their future in their own hands. There and although they were not wholly meager profits of the vicomte's brush. ncy ouliiuiM ni» tu-i iniiiiiii - - H'l' > ol our »lm- she did not fail to show i by the food one eats. The best food of new consciousness. He was dressed in the American uni- luck as he thought of his lost dinner pllvliy l.o*v l*re»auri- HuUoU Ii-t- SHOES FOB EVERYBODY AT ALL PE1CE&. 1 will be a change for tho better or worse, able to prevent trespassing and egg Hue A uuiiiy ueedeii m i-vi • > Mute und toqee. $3 The other girl, AniUi Cameron. for a beautiful complexion is that This is the wisdom of ages that form, and was standing by the side of and the general cussedness of every- How's This? liomeand luiiy compi' ng wiili iiiMiraneeru.e!-. To Men'® Shoes, $S to $1.60. Pf?*! 1160. for tho better if the system is purified by stealing nevertheless the results at- biirli a man we will give exHuvw su.t-u i 11.' :«nu to $1.26.. Women'"Women'ns BhooH.. $4.00 to 81.60. much darker than Alice, v Rli deeper which is most readily assimilated. Un- there is no big and no little, and the Prince do Conde, when the king, such a'tonic as Dr. WilliamB' Pink Pills. thing. Wc offer One Hundred Pullari Keward for any ttuaraniue u> relnnd money It hkhis imi mmi u «io UlMeaHi wee' &ft Children'Children'ss ShoosShoos.. $2.20 to $1.00. „ violet eyes, looked upon fins new life I tained were wellnigh marvellous. On cm>* i.f I'Htarrb tbut taanol be cured b> 11a./n •no s. Fan her p'ir :< u ar- "i- reqm - l lii*S:ai!dar«- Try W. 1^ Douglas Women's. Mhtses and digested foods and wastes that are not betrayal and fulfillnient of destiny arc in his tour of conversation with the Mrs. D. C. Wedding, of Hartford, Ky., As he left the train at Ninety-third Cnurrti care. Uliieit l.ign: Cu.. tfUO N. UalsiedSt . 1 Uieaijo. 1 1. Children's shoes: i'or stylo, fit ami wear v.ith a curious, if n it an eager inter-} promptly and regularly eliminated one and tho same; men do what is in officers, came to him. and, after writes as follows concerning the diffi- their own and the neighboring Islands F. .T. CHEXEV & CO., ToU-d.. O. they uthor makes. street and sprinted up lo Ninety- We. tUe undcrttKned. bu\e known F. .1. Cbeney If I could take 3 ou into my large est. She had never bc-ti the Missis- j from the system are corrupting forces them to do; they act according to the speaking on several topics, asked him culties which afflicted her: of Breton reservation, owned by fie for ibc lust i.'i years, und believe lilm perfertly boo- " I was seriously ill and was confined fourth street to the girl's address, ho federal government, by these simple oraMe in all ImBlucbii trauHiu-iluui* and fluunrluny HKAI, EST.4 'i t:, factories at Brockton. Mass.,and show sinpi river until Mia' uiurnuig when j that generate poisons, which must, of ideas that have already shaped tho some questions about his uniform and able to carry out auy obllKatlouH made by bit Hill.. to my bed for six or eight months in all, noted that he was only five minutes be- preventive measures, there were you how carefully W.L. DouglasshoeA Mrs. Ashton met her at Greenville., course, most seriously retard the cul- brute world. But in the future, the the military costume of the United WAUMNU. KI.NXAN & Makvix. Rnfllfl CT cocc during two years. 1 had chills, fever, hind time after all. Perhaps she hatched and raised all of 40,000 birds, Wholesale DrupglMb. Toledo <). DUUALkI rncc laiiu».aiv;nKpi:cesuuupro- are made, vou would then uoderfUnd and brought her aboard Uie iSultana. tivation of health, us well as good least and the lowest of men will Stales. The kind's attention was at- Ha!!'* Catarrb Cure la taken Internally.-anIuk' diioih. ] 1 r ml reds >1111111; to TexaM si-nc i«u ceinb why they hold their shape, lit better, rheiunatism. My stomach seemed al- would forgive him for that. composed of the following species: directly upou tlio blood and uiucuiik Mirfacet or Hie pOKlayc. .1 C. AlfKINNKV. lloiu-y G:o\e. Texab. All iliat day Anita had arnused her-^ looks. know that there is but one revenge, tracted by a little medal attached to aymcin. 'IVtitlmonlali Hem free. Frlce 73 tente iter wear longer, and are of greater valua ways too full, my kidneys did not act Common terns, foresters, terns, royal r-elf watching the rourftabouU us they i and that is pardon.—Harper's Weekly. the general's coat, and he asked what freely, my liver was inactive, my heart He sat down in the house after send- bmtle. Sold by all Drin^lat*. UIDftlUU CADftIC ' t >''.lKKlaere<. al Uu> reap. than any other make. terns, laughing gulls, black skimmers. Take llttll'fc Family Fllh for constIpatlon. VmUiniH rAlllild CaiuloK Iree: aive mai* Ilk*. Wherever you live, you can obtoio W. L. scrambled up and down the river- i HOW TO WASH BLANKETS. it was. beat was very weak and I had dizziness ing up his name and waited. He wail- fciUlilpb. HuulMra Tluibrf Ji Luuil Iti., lac., IVK r.btrf, ta. —Country Life in America. Douglas shoes. His name and price Is stsDipcd ".•anks, pulling off fieiglu, and taking j Lafayette replied that it was a sym- or swimming iu my head ami nervous ed 20 minutes, which seemed GO, for Chinese Send Much Money Home. on the bottom, which protects you against high The Fountain of Youth. prices and Inferior shoes. Take no gubstU • -a coUon for ih • maricec ut Vicks-' Observe These Rules if You Want the bol which it was the custom of for- troubles. the lady lo appear. Was she late? she li is calculated that Chinese living HinCATiOXAL. "The fountain of youth, I am per- "I was under the treatment of several BEES CLOSED A MINE. tute. Ask > our dealer for W. L. Douglas shoe# wurg. But when night breathed its! M K Best Results. eign officers in American service to asked when she came gushing into the and working in other countries now We teiu-li piiiuibnit;. bru-k-.a> .nir and and Insist upon having them. . V\ 0» - V>J suaded," said Mr. Cheerily, "springs in different physicians but they all failed LEARN Fast Color Eyelets used: theii ajill not wear ^csi|fc room. Really! Oh, she had an idea—, send home not less than $50,000,000 piasiei-ntf by nruial (naciii-e m tliree l^ace upon the river, wiien the stars j our own bosoms only. The mistake wear, and that it bore a dcvi'cOi to do me any good. After hi fieri ng for — A moniliM Freeeaialotfue. C«»vM Tuapi. Write for Illustrated Catalog ol Hall Styles. but Clancy already had her by the arm Swirmed in Millions and Men Were Si'iunii..titK)-i>U)!.ad even kissed her—oaee. But the do not rub them; it is that motion sation into other channels. Conde count, of what they did forme- and 1 feel up; and it is when it ceases thus to where, and perhaps there was some company affected owns the Ued «'ross homesick girl craved a sympathetic "I THOUGHT YOU'D QUIT PLAYING POKER." which fulls the wool and felts It to- looked grave, but was silent—The that I cannot praise them t<»o strongly." special place she would enjoy visit- flow that we begin to look for it else- Dr. Williams' Pink Pills restored Mrs. mines in the Mohawk mountains. breast to lay her head upon and weep. gether. Do not rub any soap upon Sunday Magazine. ing. Well, she didn't care about go- fumed. "Everybody lets him have his! thinks I'm a sprig of Satan anyhow, where, always more and more aimless- Wedding to health because they actnally Millions of bees, attracted by the •She gazed Into the .silence, into the them, b'lt dip them well In the water; KNOWN QUALITY way," sire muttered, angrily; "no I and it doesn't matter." ly, and always with increasing weari- ing to any of these flashy, gilded night, and wondered v. hat she would Superb Service, Splendid Scenery make new blood and when the blood is water at these mines and forced from wonder he's such a fool." then rinse In plain water, warm to the iu full vigor every function of the body places—would it do to go to the Cafe "find to love in this new life to which "I'm her lawyer," Joe explained in ness, for it is worry that prompts us their hives in the mountains by ihe hand, not hot. By folding the blankets en route to Niagara Falls, Muskoka is restored, because the blood carries lo Boulevard or Little Hungary—she •her aunt was leading her. After some moments' conversation a whisper, "and I don't care to have on this vain search and that leads us drought, took possession of the water There are two classes ot" remedies; those of known q«aJ» lengthwise in a long, narrow strip and Kawartha Lakes, Georgian Bay every organ, every muscle, every nerve, had always heard they were so bo- with his negroes Duke turned back her see me playing poker." always farther and farther away. supply, and their numbers were so ity and which are im rnianenily benellrial in effect, acting "Anita," said Mrs. Ashton, pointing they can be drawn through a wringer, and Temegami Region, St. Lawrence the necessary nourishment. Any woman hemian. Clancy signified that il suit- leisurely and crossed the stage-plank. "All right, Joe, duck and run; "That's the secret of the whole busi- great 'hat it was found impossible to gently, in harmony with nature, when nature needs asnisi- to tho landing, ' we are coming to but should never be wrung through the River and Rapids, Thousand Islands, who is interested in the cure of M rs. Wed- ed him, and measuring the rain and Snowball cast off the head-line, scram- you've got a reputation to sustain— ness—freedom from worry; It is drive the swarms away, (.'onsequently iDevil-May-Care plantaUon; the next hands. Algonquin National Park, While Moun- ding will want our book. ''Plain Talks to anee; and anoth'r class, eompoH'tl of preparations of bled aboard and the boat backed out. and so have 1.° worry, and worry only, that seals the Women," which is free on request. the girl's flimsy dress, he called a the mines have been shut down until landing is Ivanhoe." Then shake thoroughly and hang tains and Atlantic Sea Coast resorts, nnknown, uncertain and interior character, acting tempo- true fountain and starts us on that All druggists sell Dr. Williams' Pink cab. the rainy season sets in. when it is "I won't be so ungrateful, I won't," "How's your grace to-night?" Bluff Joe Balfour laughed and backed out out, drawing the edges and corners via Grand Trunk Railway System. rarily, but injurioitslv. as a result of forcing tlie natural fruitless qnest. Pills, or they will be sent bv mail post- Clancy prided himself on showing hoped the bees will return to their Anita thought, lifted her head and old Capt. Graham smiled and took off of a side door into the darkness on smoothly together. WThen thoroughly Double track Chicago to Moati^tfl and "Don't worry, and you will never paid, on receipt of price, AO cents per box, a girl that, he was no "light wad." mountain homes.—Sacramento Hee. functions unnecessarily, ('ne of tlie most exceptional of •laughed brightly. his hat in mock humility. the guards. dry fold smoothly and place the bosom Niagara Falls, N. Y. have to search for it; you will discover six boxes for $2.50, by the Dr. Williams Besides, he had his appetite with him the remedies of known quality and excellence is ibe ever This was to be Anna's bom?, these "Hello, cap'n; thought I'd go to Mrs. Ashton marched through the MediciCo., iScheuectady, N.Y. board over, with one or two fiatirons it, springing perpetual, within your For copies of tourist publioations —having had no dinner. He ordered BIGHT HOME. pleasant Syrup of Figs manufactured by the California vere to be her people; and she looked town with you; take a day off and cabin, so competent to take care of to hold it down; the next day they will and descriptive pamphlets apply to own heart—the true and only foun- liberally and he enjoyed everything Fig Syrup Co.. wbbh represents the adivo principles of to gee what manner of men they were have some fun. Got a fine piece of herself that few men would have bo fresh and sweet. Select a bright, Geo. Wr. Vaux, A. G. P. & T. A., 135 K from tali." he ordered. So did Miss Henderson. Doctor Recommends Postum plants, known to act nio«t beneficially, in a pleasant syrup, •who lived in such a wilderness. boar meat there for you; can't you \ dared offer to assist. She glanced sunny day, and never hang them ir Adams St.. Chicago. " Personal Test. They had a great time, and then in which the wholesome ( alifornian blue figs are used to eon- The searchlight blazed on a little- cook some for supper?" toward the table, tilted her nose in rain or drizzle. THE BEST COUGH CURE group at thd lanliht;, hurling their the air and passed on. Alice tucked Theories as to Earthquakes. Jewelers Lament. Clancy called for the check and pulled tribute theii* rich, yet delicate, fruity llavor. It is the remedy "Sure, Noel, sure." When offered something eke No one is better able lo realize ihe shadows against the bank beyond. her head, and hurried by. Figs In Cream. The director of the solar observa- British jewelers ^complain Of great out his roll. The check amounted to of all remedies to sweeten and refresh and cleanse tlie system Say, cap'n, you ought to see Joe instead of injurious action of caffeine—the drug 1 depression in their trade. Persons $11.50, but to Clancy's wonder, there- gently and naturally, and to as-ist one iu overcoming consti- "There's that miserable Noel Duke." Baltour hunt bear. He's got no busi- But everything connected with this Figs in cream are delicious; they tory at Kensington in England an- in coffee—on the heart, than the doc- who wear good jewelry aro wearing were only five one-dollar bills in his sniffed Mrs. Ashton the Duke of ness foolin* round trying to be a Jack- boat and the new life was of supreme I Jiust be prepared the day before. Pull nounces that at the time of the San pation and tlie many UN resulting therefrom. Its active princi- less of it, and many are contented wad, rolled around a center of cigar tor. X>evil May-Care they -^a:' him." interest to Anita. She caught a side- meaty bag figs apart, wash, then Francisco and Valparaiso earthquakes When the doctor himself has been ples and quality are known to pliysieians generally, and the leg lawyer; he's just a natural-born coupons which had been lying in his Even in the dark Anita roulJ see _ long glimpse of the men at table, the soak over night in cold water. Sim- and those which occurred In 1894 the with the imitation, much of which Is Kemp's Balsam remedy lias therefore met w ith their approval, as well as with bear-hunter." relieved by simply leaving off coffee mer in a double boiler with just spots on the sun were ut the maxi- very good of its kind now. pocket for months. Then with the Mrs. Ashton's jav.- shiH rigidly,! chips, the scattered cards—and for and using Postum, he can reler with , , i .y the favor of many millions of well informed persons uho know Before they got half-way up the stop and consider: ''Am I sure horror he remembered that in accord- tight as a snapping I'lrtl-V. Mrs. one hesitating instant she paused to enough water to cover until plump mum of their size. It is not known 1 stair Duke had raised a laugh at good- Low hates to the Northwest. to get something as good us this full conviction to liis own case. f '-' of their own personal knowledge and from actual experience Ashton had the km i of jav.-s rhat look. Her violet eyes gazed straight and tender. For each i>ound of figs that the sun spots and the earth- ance with his resolve to pay as he natured Joe's expense. Mrs. Ashton Every day until Oct SIst tho Groat best cough cure ? A .Mo. physician prescribes Postum that it is a most excellent laxative remedy. V. e do not claim that never com prom is d. an-l never for into Noel Duke's. The smile was yet add half a cupful of sugar and a tea- quakes have any relation, but their si- went and save up, he had paid his caught her girls by the wrists and Northern Railway will sell one way If not sure, what good reason for many of his patients because he it will cure all manner of ills, but recommend it for what H really gave. on his face—the same tolerant smile spoonful of vanilla, cover and draw multaneous appearance has been ob- board bill the Saturday before. hurried them off the guards into the Colonists' Tickets from Chicago at the is there for for taking chances in a was benefited by ii. He sayst represents, a laxative remedy of known quality and excellence, with which he always met Mrs. Ash- back where they will simply keep hot served often. There is another the- He asked the girl to excuse him There were only • .vo whitf men at cabin, beyond the reach of contam- following low rates: matter that may have a direct "I wish to add my testimony in re- ton's withering contempt. j for an hour. Transfer the figs to a ory of tho western earthquake, how- and in a low tone requested the waiter containing nothing of an objectionable or injurious character. lb? lauding, v.ith a nriliiruue of ne-' To Seattle, Portland and Weslcrn bearing on my own or my family's gard lo that excellent preparation— ination. , dish, boll the syrup until thick and ever, which is more simple and prob- to lead him lo the manager or any There are two classes of purchasers; those who are informed groes, mules and dogs In tliat bril-1 But this girl's steady glance made Washington, $^3.00. Spokane, $31X50. health?" Postum. 1 have had functional or "All right," Duke called as he threw rich. Take off and when cool add able. It Is that the mountains on the lierson In authority. The manager as to the quality of what they buy and the reasoim for the excellence liant iight Anita could s^e every fea- him feel very guilty and very fool- Equally low rates to Montana, Idaho, Sold by all dealers at 25c. and 50c. nervous heart trouble for over ID open the front ^loor, "come on. every- four tablespoonfuls of sherry and a western shore of the continent are eyed him coldly, but Clancy was evi- ture of the men. every wrinkle and ish. The cards dropped from his Oregon and British Columbia. years, and part of the time was unable of articles of exceptional merit, and who do not lack courage to go body, let's have something." He tcaspoonful more of vanilla and pour slowly but constantly being forced up- dently so sincere and backed his tale every button on thei: clothes Both hands; he tried awkwardly to get up. For further information address lo attend to my business. elsewhere when a dealer oilers an imitation of any well known gathered the captain, matei. two I over tho figs. Serve with • whipped ward. Occasionally the upturning men were roughly dressed. The Then he was conscious that her face so strongly with a gold watch that "1 was a moderate user of coffee and article; but, unfortunately, there are some people who do not know, cream. strata of rock slip and the result is MAX BASS, General Immigration heavier of the two, .vith the hinull clerks, several drummers nnd a &!ran- i flushed and she drew her eyes away; IF YOU WANT to EIRN MONEY was evidently genuine, that the man- and who allow themselves to be imposed upon. They cannot expect destruction to the cities within the Agent, 220 So. Clark St., Chicago, HI. here ih your ctiHiicc. We olter In f'AMH did not think drinking it hurt me. Hut blond mustache, had the air of a ger or i wo—every human creature he watched her as the gray traveling PBIZttM fur ibuM* wbo skciiiu buOKcnutloti K>r tlie ager promised lo hold It as security. Orange Cream. area of disturbance. This theory fits on stopping il and using Postum in- its beneficial effects if they do not get (he genuine remedy. city man, somewhat conscious of the was his friend when he went to town ! dress and the heavy coll of black hair two KreuLen munazlne olubbiiiK ofTersof Hie heuNuiu Clancy was strangely silent on the Orange cream is new and delicious. well with the earthquakes on tho Pa- Prefer Cash to Rellofdn. Suctrft* •trul Wuvtan > Home Vompani'm. «*ucli lorn stead. my heart has got all right, and To Ihe credit of the druggisto of the United states be it said hunting garb he wore But the other to have a little fun. vanished through the door. Without full ytstkr, fl.ti6: SuafiH, Woman m Uoint CoiupanIon way home, though the girl chatted Soak a half package of granulated cific coast. Some people never seek rellgton at and Ueview of Hrm un. *1.00. l'rly.i>ft urc In adilition I ascribe it lo the change from coffee that nearly ail of them value theii reputation for professional man wore his corduroys, slouch hat, There was a tinkle of ice. an aroma looking at tho other men, he rose and long as there's a dollar In sight. loulitMiru'.cotiimkMilonuniMicli order. TbefeeclnbH gayly by his side and seemed inclined ! gelatin in a half cupful of cold water. aUxiohi b«:l itiHUM'iveB. Borne earn I1U) u week. to Postum. integrity and the good will of their ciiMtoniers too highly to oiler leggings and spurs as naturally as the of mint, a crushing of sugar, and a stepoed through another door to the Scald a pint of milk, pour it over tho luunvuH uaicb uh |U). Can uko ail your Ome uru to snuggle up to him. "1 am prescribing it now in cases of Remarkable ColncldenceK. Cheap Excursions South. jiart of U. Wrlie to-duj furpurtlculark, before jour imitations of the royal stag carries hU auUen> straining of cocktails; then a dozen guards. yoiks of five eggs beaten until light terrliory m taken. 10 At the door of the house she turned sickness, especially when coffee does Some remarkable coincidences ark- On the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each fti'tCkM BMaZIMC, ts WMbUftM 84. K., *•>» York (II/. Independent looking, black-haired, arms were lifted in perfect grace and Joe Balfour had met the ladles at with the grated rind of an orange and with a radiant smile. "Oh, Henry, not agree, or affects the heart, nerves unison. "Here'? hopln'," they all recorded in the case of two men, Wil- month the Big Four Ry. wlfl sell ex- nrect as a aoldier, Noel Duke'H keen- the head of the stair, and was assist- one cupful of sugar. Cook and stir C9K nnn nn for agents. pi«»«am how shall I ever thank you? You've liam Connolly and Patrick Cantwell, cursion tickets to most all points in or stomach. Genuine—Syrup of Figs ly humorous eyes winkL*d as he said, and in a moment set their ing then to the lower deck. When like custard. Take off, add the gela- work uiuoiik your fnend*, been such a dear. And now do look "When made right it has a much glasses down again. who were drowned a short time ago Virginia, South Carolina, Teunessfe, frequeiu kuIoh. larire ooiiitfilshionK. and biK pny^n vatcbed Joe Balfour scraping the mud Duke r.av them they were waiting for tin, stir until dissolved and strain. torull. /ddreuH Dept. KX, J) K. '.'lib 81. N. V City. manufactured by the California Fig Hyrup (Jo., und in order to by the upsetting of a "float" on the' Alabama and Georgia at rate of one at your watch and see what time It better flavor than coffee, and is a vital off bli boots. They stood around the bar and the stagc-plank to be run out. When cool add the strained juice of susiainer of the system. 1 shall con- buy the genuine article and to get its benetkia) effects, one has Grand canal, near Tullamore, Ireland. fare plus $2.00 with return llmfl 30 •IPIf or Nervous Headache cared ImauuUy; is." "Ob, never mind the mud,",- he talked; Duke related some of Joe five oranges. When thickening add a only to note, when purchasing, the full name of the CoiniMiny — Mn» Vhton Introduced Joe to the The two men were born on the same •IVR 15 Cent I'.u'ka^e KUKU !: Druntcui tuny On his way home Clancy kept turn- tinue to recommend It to our people, laughed; 'Met It alone; wo don't care Balfour's exploit In tho cane-hrnko, pint of cream whipped to a solid days. Liberal stopover privileges. earMoxpertenoo. S«no<-ceBt atunipaiid uddrtuit. California Fig Syrup Co.—plainly printed on the front of every dark-haired girl—her voice was very day 36 years ago; they were baptized IUJItoTU) Hl'kCI A l.TV ( ninuiu'.'baui" , Mit-b. ing over In his mind the question; and 1 have my own case to refer to." If you do take a little mud back to and made him out a mighty hunter froth. When very thick heap in paper Write I. P. Spining, General .Vorthern low. but Duke heard It. In the same water; they were "Did she known about that watch and Name given by Postum Co., Hattle package. Price, 50c. per bottle. One size only. Vlcksburg with you—we've got plen before the Lord, cases. Just before serving Eprlnkle Agent, Big Four Route. 238 Clark St., If afBJf-i«d wliti "What a hypocrite Joe is," he drowned together In the Grand canal, •«re «i»a, um I Thompson'c Eye Water was the guying me. or was It just a Creek, Mich. Head the little book, ty. It'll wear off." Chicago, for further Information. "Here, boys. It's Jes* a* cheap to thought. with yellow "hundreds and thco- and they have n • burled to! lemo'lrt • \. V. PJ tsi "The Uoad to WJlville," iu pkgu. Mrg. Ashton touched Anita's arm. set down." Capt. Graham pointed to (TO BE CONTINUED.) r Adi" w. N. u., NO. itci "There's a reav V aether at Rahar (ltVt Nature probably backed the catoel Hp to win the anliaal race. LBlV* •Br-Vl ii Vf^r^irNfa am Y 1 li iwt

Not all of the changes wrought (;i;M;nAL fund. A (iRtAT OfTCR. L& r Fund A Farm Library NEIOHBORHOOD NOTES. in these latter days are Improve- tl (in of unequalled value. Farm Journal and Lowell Ledger. J E Lee i) !)!l Farm Journal, 5 years - .75 ments on the old order of events. Jan Campbell Practical, Up to Culled from Exchanges for the Benefit !• hi date, Cooclse and Lowell Ledger, 1 year - 1.00 For Lung Chief among things regretted Is the COUNCIL Mrs 11 N Brown it; CompreheoBlve. of Our Many Readers. passing of the old time singing F (J Hoffman BIOQLE Both for $100 $1.75 in. Mrs Louisa Lyon Freeport. school, which many of us who are PROCEEDINGS (J 51 UaodBomely Printed md By special arrangenient with the The Weather Man Says: Mrs B (J Wilson 12 (J3 Beantlfully lllaitnted. From the Herald, Sept. 27. publishers of the Farm .lournal i Phil not so very old recall with pleasure D R Whitney adelphla) we are enabled to offer Troubles 18• BY JACOB BIQQLB P. K. Thomas of Bowne was the tinged with sadness for those who "Get out Your T A Murphy V> 50 BOOKS both papers for $1.00 In every new 1.1 F Lane.. '.7. guest of his daughter, Mrs. H. were with us then, but now no more Regular meeting of the Common 45 tin , No. 1—BIOQLE HORSE BOOK advance-paying subscriber and to Merritt Sayles ; Livingston, first of the week. Air. T. every old subscriber who pays ;jll HI on earth. The young people of to- Woolens" Council of the village of Lowell, held 10 ()|) All about Horses—a Common-sense Treatise, with more Or. Miles* Ayer's Cherry Pectoral cer- M M Perry """ returned Saturday from a visit with arrears and In advance. The Ledger DUE day are missing much and will miss In the Council rooms ou Monday evi- 2 50 than 74 illustrations; a standard work. Price, 60 Cents. his son Nelson and family at. Uemup. nlng, Oct. 1,1906. Lowell Journal I 75 one year and Ihe Farm Journal 5 tainly cures coughs, colds, No. 2-BIGGLE BERRY BOOK Rev. A M. Bostwlck and family ar- Anti-Pain PlUa much all through life for want of the Meeting called to order at 7.00 P. Lowell Ledger 5 821 years, both papers for$1.00, the price bronchitis,consumption. And F J Taylor All about growing Small Fruits—read and learn how. rived In the village last week and ex of ours alone. DE musical culture formerly obtained In When it comes to wool you can ^et M. by President Look. Present, 5 00 - Beautiful colored plates. Price, 50 Cents. Trustees, Mattcru. Peck ham. Perry, Fire Department 20 iiij ' pect to get settled In the I'. P.. par- The Farm Journal Is 20 years nld it certainly strengthens weak the social music class. Why not re- No. 3—BIOQLE POULTRY BOOK sonage this week. They came from Cure Headache the most of it, g-et the most wear, Smith, VanDyke. and Wiuegar. 1! F Spriugett 21 50 and enjoys great popularity, adapted throats and weak lungs. vive the singing school custom right < leo P Ta vlor , All about Poultry; the best Poultry Book In existence; Douglas, where lie has been pastor for to and circulating in every state, ami the most length and the most The Marshall's report for the • ' tells everything. Profusely illustrated. Price, 60 Cents. 11 three years. A most nstantly. anri leave no bad •fleeta, MAY- here In Lowell during the coming month of September was received is one of the most useful, interesting There can be no mistake about breadth In the $2orn No. 4—BlddLE COW BOOK i and trustworthy farm papers pub They al«o relieve every other pain. Neural- Winter? The young folks need It and and placed on lile. LIGHT AM) 1*0\VICR FIM). Owen Steckle attended the wedding this. You know it is true. And All about Cows and the Dairy Business; new edition. llslied. it wouldn't hurt some who are not The St reet Commissioner's report Thos Morris 52 qq Colored plates. Sound Common-sense. Price, 60 Cents. of his brother Abram at Molln" last gia. Rheumatic Pain. Sciatica, Backaofae, for the month of September was re- Thursday and played ball with Lake This offer should in .'e < "pt'-d with- By HARR1 your own doctor will say so. so young. Let us hear from some of TALEY UNDERWEAR Chas iMorris 35 00 No. 5—BIOQLE SWINE BOOK Ktoroacb aohe. A^ue Pains, Pains from fai- S ceived and placed ou file. Odessa at Zeeland Saturday. He out delay, as 11 only holds fur a lim- " My little boy-hiui :i terrible coiityli. I trie l our readers regarding this. Henry Gardner AH about Hogs—Breeding. Feeding, Butchery, Diseases, ited time. Autj everything I r ni,: lu-ar of but in vain until The Clerk's report of the financial F .1 Mc.Mahon iqq u,, etc. Covers the whole ground. Price, 60 Cents. spent Sunday with hlsbrotherSImon iury. Beanr^-down pains. Indigestion, Da. •The Black W- 1 tried Ayer's * in»rry I'ectoni. The first It's solid comfort for you. We condition of the village was received Hud family lu Grand Rapids. This opportunity was "pen opi. i. night he wsis bo-ttci. and lie stemlilv ininrovoii The people of Michigan have re- Citz Telephone Co (; 20 No. 6—BIOQLE HEALTH BOOK zmess, Nervoasnesfi and Bleepli until he was | ricctly wi-11." - >i l!~ S ,i and placed on file. Met Flee Supply ('o Mrs N. M. Bussell and daughters. and was riot obtainable befoi • that. STKKLB. Alton. 111. buy it direct from the mills. 1)0 S7 Gives remedies and up-to-date information. A household fused to take the McMillanseuatuilal The Bridge commit tee reported necessity. Extremely practical. Price, 60 Cents. Misses Beulah and Marlon,loft Satur- Payments on Thk Lmm,k! lief ere MMMOne 1W IW —HIWIW UM «i lou Bridge 3 ..I) how to care for them. Price, 50 Cents. the Presbyterian Hospital and Mrs. everybody for a short time onh. many votes, he will have to pay 1 Si reel i Jghts... 225 (in Bussell and Marion will remain in- Don't get left. THE PILLS. I'niou Suits, fine, soft, elastic and durable, Company Im paid l-'our Ihousand nix No. 8—BIOQLE SHEEP BOOK hAlK VIGOR. mighty well for them. We heard a hundred filtern, ($l,t'd5.on.) dollnrs < «e<» I'a \ hu* . 3 (til definitely, Serene Septemb knit' to fit, all sizes, $i! 50 to Jfo.IjO. Covers» the whole ground. Every nace full of good ad* well posted man say recently that lea ving a balance ot ."fil.'tu.uu due ou • liio Lewis 4 50 on the diamond-si .1 in> h Kell\ vice. Sheep men praise it. Price, 60 Cents. Geo. Crumback of (irand Rapids a girdle, broldere- Keep tho bov^s regular with Ayer's McMillan wouldn't mind paying Special orders to your measure in Sllkaliue the conl ra" I. (Mi I in • lion b.v Trustee . 3 00 came to Freeport last Friday morn- EXCURSIONS Pills rnrt fhur; hasten iccovery. and worsted mix $4.00 to |T.0(). 1 Merrit t Say les belted tho somber Wincgar the report nf Ihe rcimnit I' ' :!| ni) ing. He spent Friday In town visit VIA THE .f50,000 for the senatorshlp. Wonder \v;is aco-ptcd and adopted ;iiid tin t' r.ai'bi 1 I ..n Twin columns Farm Journal 1 ig old friends and went to visit old if this explains the readiness of some rccomm'finl.ithuiciu ui ivd iu 't ••.i neighbors In Bowne. Ho lias not above the trees, a PERE MARQUETTE patriots to go to Lansing and board Miit irrn. I'ei-Uiam. I'ei . iirl li. 1 he mat ter of the wafer mi tin Is your paper, made for you and not a misfit. It Is 29 vears visited here for four years and can came, the dash of old; .It. Is th...e great boiled-down, hlt-the-nail-on-the-head, 0 themselves st per day. A. L. COONS. \ auhyke. ami Wiuegar. walk back •.) t hi> Lym, Mm. |v u aH ro, see many changes. $5.00 ToChlcoE $5.00 Ing glare flashed i Mi.ved In Tnislcc I'ecMi.iin tli.il t'ci 1 <'d to 1 he Sewt r 1 ommil tec. quit-after-you-have-sald-it Farm and Household paper in the Prevent world—the biggest paper of its size in the United States of Reed Childs has resigned IiIm posi- Thursday, October 25th. 1906. ' 'n in »lImii |,y • 1 1 nstee W America—having more than Three Million regular readers. straight down tli Kobberibs and "^tick ups" in $l,5Ui|.0tl be ir.*iUHl'erred Irom the I iV uiegar. tion with the 13. M. Ferry Co,, t" ac- From Our Point P f'und to tlie Generfil fund ''ar- ' 1 mm il ademrncil. Any ONE of the BIQOLE BOOKS, and the FARM Annual low-rate round trip e\ river there shot o country towns are getting numerous J JOURNAL 5 VEARS (remainder of 1906. and all of 1907,1903, cept a government clerkship iu the AIL Aches ried Yeas. Mattern. Peckham, curslon via Pere Marquette un abo^e light. enough in Michigan to convey a T. A. M UK PRY, Clerk. 1909 and 1910), sent by mail to any address for A DOLLAR BILL. civil service otlice, Washington. D By taking one or two Dr MiW Anti-Pain The steamer S of View Perry.Smil li. \ anl'y ke. .Mini \\ iuega' . Sample of FARM JOURNAL and circular describing BIOQLE BOOKS, free. date. Ask Agents for Information as warning to public officials and C., and leaves for Washington the Pills when yon fpel an attack coming on gantly through tl The Street commUtee submitfi-I Fine Property For Sale. WILMER ATKINSON CO.. last of this week. We congratulate to time of trains, etc Tickets good private guardians of the people's •J p. m. The attendance is good, ami the following rcpoi I ^U'.l ou mo'.ion to return any day until and includ Yon not only avoid suffering, but the weak- lower decks a gi gradually Increasing. Have you • 1 ( 'O1! ioc-'ition, best of mighbor Publishers op Farm Journal, Philadelphia. Reed upon his appointment and hope by '1 ruslee Mat tern, tie i»iiovf .v is 1 ing Monday. October 20, 1006. money to redouble their precautions heard our new chorus choir? hid In " "I, isl Iront. line shad*' trecw. his new position may measure up to ening inflneuce of pain upon the system. If amused themselve -accepted ami adoptrd and tie' H. F. Moeller, O P A. Wf i iti/en; ct't Ills greatest uatluu and safeguards. you know that, our Sunday schonl W ill I.'. "Id at a bargain. Key at his expectation. nervonrs. p ntnH«» and cannot sleep, take a Ings. recommendation com im ed in ou earth are so accustomed to re- Churches and is taking anew start? The pastor Idles tore. To Grand Rapids Sunday, Oct. 14. The whistle ble» Mattern. Peckham. Perry, Smith, Asa Steckle, butter-maker, and tablet on r-.-i'mr cr when you awaken. often wonders if anybody reads Rate 50c. Train will leave Lowell rd: "Here, Snow ^nnl otir couutry as leading iu all ( i ba is worth more to the United VanDyke, and Wlnegar. say/ heffatRef remonstrated. Secretary E. Leonard received official This soothini. influence upon the nerves Societies these church notices. Quiz your .\ He ing t ha I her husband. I^l win C. H. Anderson, M. D. at 11.02 a. in. See posters, or ask states than all our other Island To the (•(•mmon ( ouncil ol l lie \ II "I'll manage that all right, you notice, Tuesday, that their tub of lino ready." thin^H, t lmt au instauce to the con- friends and see how many of them Dull, iims not been scdier for a year. agents for particulars. brings refreshing sleep. « possesslonr put together. If she Is lage of Lowell, Mi' liigau: Just leave that to me," Gratia said, butter won the blue ribbon at the The black man Iran surprises uh. We have known are posted on next Sunday's sermon Mrs. \da Dull oi Ada, haS liled a Physician and H. F. Moeller, (J. P. A. The Street t'ommittee would West Mich. State Fair. 25 ^ * Nvrer old m Wlk- took up a hawse for sometime that in matters re- thrown into I'ncle Sam's arms again; topics. Morning subject.—"What do bill in thrcircnit court pravlngfor a Surgeon shaking her pretty head wisely. MRTHODIST. recommend that tlie estate of M. Frank Hynes of Woodland Is the West. Northwest and California spring ashore we do not believe that old gent will we mean by "The Word ol God?" divnree. She chariren dnink' iineHM "Well, all right; but If you need lions the age of multiplication of Hine be allowed to construct mi Office Train's Opora House Block new teacher in the grammar depart- plantation. At9:30 a. m. Holy communion. Next Sunday evening the pastor will and umisiipptul. The cmiple were assistance, touch the bell on my desk One way. second class colonlHt cast her over his shoulder. West Water street, ii ci iiicnl walk, 1 ment of our school und commenced IiIm sects seems about to he followed by 10:30 a. m. morning worship, andser introduce a Question Box sermon. mat I led 111 cemlicr 2, 1!H)1. (•IraiK . and that will bring one of the clerka. rates, to points in th" west, north Three ladies sa four feet in Avldth. for as we under work Monday. He has rented rooms i movement toward unification and mon. Next Sunday the GO-TU- A budget of questions bearing upou Kaplds Herald. Bye! Bye!" west and to California. \sk agents OR, m, CLAYTON GREENE guards of the S The fall crop of shipwrecks on the stand it. if the sidi' walk w.is Iniilt Eye, Ear, Nose and and will move his household goods CHURCH SOCIETY goes Into opera- present day affairs will be preseufed for particulars. Tickets on sale f ^ r a d o fi t o ton, of Ivanhoe, naturally expected the land of the ahmg f he street line it w ould « \teiid "I don't know what I'm going to here Saturday. Mr. Hynes lias great lakes is again being havested. tion. A large number of non church and some answers given. Auy who every day until October .'list, 1000. I nl\erslty id Mi"iii .•.m .in-j r i <.i Mn .t-• on i . \ •"k !V'lyclln| ilttle red school house to lead. But out into the prejienf rnadway. and Throat Specialty. do," she exclaimed with a sigh; "I'm taught for the past three woman of 50. wit More attention given to storm sig- members have joined The pastor miss hearing the music at our church H. F. Moeller, G. P. A. \ 1 <•-1 ! , l I , d I M I d ; 111(1 11' ' 'pit.»I. ".in". V'ol < ll\ Canada seems to have that honor, at the North end would not be in sure I don't, and I am quite sure I years lu the Warnervllle District, eyes, and hair tl will preach a special sermon to the next Sunday morning and evening Coii|ioii |QfTK>. LOWE 1.1.. WliCM. nals and greater restrictions upon line with the cross walk nnd ( cinent shall never like anybody else half as Woodland township, which Is ning to turn. 13> announcement coming from Toronto society Sunday morning. Sunday will have reasons for regret. lor G. G. TOWSLEV.M. D. Excursion To Butfolo, Pi. Y., \ln StrWW!"!^ • V - •••<» -y-JV unseaworthy vessels would save School at Noon, 7. p. m. evening walks alread.s built farllwi \'ortli. Sewing well as him. If he would only ask me sufficient evidence of his popularity work in managing that the proposed union of Metho- HociErriBs, (Hlioe over McCarty's slore,Lowell, Mien Grand Trunk Railway System. many precious lives. worship. Next Sunday evening the Also, the roadwny along thr blork is —oh, he Is such a stupid thing, and as a teacher. she had demonst dist und Presbyterian churches i« 1 Pastor will begin a series of Sunday Miss I .lien Babcock will entertain narrrow We therefore flunk ihe (laiiiine won't say a word," and she sighed One of the social events of the nea- Single Fare, plus $1 nn. for tin •ake care of herse interests <»l the village would Im- almost sure to take place with- The mayor of Atlanta says that: evening addresses for the mouth of the Central W. t . 'I' r. Tuesdav, net R. O. BREEOE, M. D. again. son occurred at the residence of the round trip, on all trains netober lo. sat beside her, i 4 October as follows. Oct. 7. Popular !Uh. servetl If a four iiMit walk svas built bride's mother In Moline, Thursday 11.12. and 13; return limit Oi tober in two or three years, with a strong So long as black brutes attempt COIIIdI "Hello!" said a voice that brought WEAK, riERVOUS., DISEASED MEN eyed echo of eve amusements. Oct. 14. The theater: along t he line ol I he pieseul lom foot Physician and evening, September 20th, when Mr. 10, 1900. Extended limit Ortob» r probability ot the (.'ongregatlonal. issaults upon our white women, Low^H f'ulon W. C. T. 1'. will the rich color flying Into her cheeks said. The girl's 1 Oct 21, The card table; Oct 25, The board walk. Abram M. Steckle of this place and 20th, $0 50 extra. For further pur meet with Mrs. Orrin l ord I rlday, Surgeon been beautiful, bu Baptist and Anglican churches join just so long will they be unceremon- dance. Miss Wlnnlfred Meech of Weldon Smlth | No. 2 "Hello!" she answered, changing Mies Jessie D. Or ton were united in tlculars consult local agents or Oct. 5th., the day in charge of Mrs. Vote lor Night calls promptly attended to. ton's shadow it is Inu However, church union is a iously dealt with." It's hard to Grand Rapids will have charge of the II. A. Peckham j Street Ofllce at IjaBarge Kcstdence across from hotel her voice as best she could. marriage in tlie presence of relatives write to GEO. W. VAC.X. A. G. P. tV Phlla Clark. All members requested ter. as grass that live topic Iu tlie states and notably irgue against that proposition. The music next Sunday. W.S. Wlnegar 1 ''ommittee. ADA, MICHIQAN "Is this 98?" said the voice. and Intimate friends. The groom Is T. A., 135 Adams St . Chicago, 111. to be present < 'n motion by Trustee Mattern the less in the dark, C USOHEGA nOMAL. "SS" Gratia answered at a guest. one of the Industrious young men of In Mlcblgau: and we expect our peo- remedy for race wars, seems to lie to! low Ing bills were allowed Veas. n "Is that you. Phil?" this place who assists on his father's Order Of Publication. inki n all ir was diffnh ple will not play second fiddle very with the Negro The Ladies' Aid society will meet llDR R. R. EATON—jMseases of Mattern, Peckham, Perry, Smith >1 .ifit'i 1 II-ioUT ir. CLUBBING LIST FOR 1906. "Yes," answered Gratia, a mis- farm adjoining the village, and Is glance at the ohU * < • -a with Mrs. McQueen next Tuesday at Children and Accouchement, tl State of Mlclilfraii.—The CIm.uU Conn foi lont:. In almost every town, village Van Dyke and W iuegar. popular. The brldelsanaccomplhlsed it • >.'it oil ci r-j Pay. Mrs. Ashton m In all history we defy you to find Thk Ledgki? will continue Its prac- chievous gleam In her eye; "Is that the County of Kent —In Oham m'. and hamlet there ire from two to musician and instructed a large class Nellie Plnckney. Complainant, e.-rL impatience to tice of accommodating ItH Hulmcrll)- you. Bob?" an Instance of success founded upon era by furnlHhlnj* other publtcatloDB In vocal music here last year and vs. The boat, tho ri« six struggling churches with half- "Yes, are you alone?" Ir.i Plnckney. n^fendant n WTV Ll.i L. h combination of Ignorance, conceit, MMM at clubbing or wholesale prices to all made a host of friends who will give At a session of said Court, li. i.j ,( the r •ml the humdrum im starved preachers, where one, good "All alone," acquiesced Gratia. her a cordial welcome. They will -be laziness and extravagance. And who pay for our paper at the Harne House. In Hi" City nf GiiUid Hupld;., in si Id nary route of tr. strong church with au able, well- "Then listen to me for a minute at home after Nov. Ist, 190B, Free County, on the I4ili duv of Autusl. A D nn.. time all arrears and one year In Present: Him. Willis ». pPiktns ciimit paid pastor, would be Um times still fools attempt to build upon that and don't laugh at me. I want your port Mich. the did not fail t •'ik.v •: s'm advance. Thlw Involves much work Judge. rotten foundation. ! advice, old man, for I'm In a deuced The other gir more useful and not half so burden- <3i^ 1' 'ij iiii li''' I« i; ill 1' M ;•!'« ; and expense, Is purely a work of On Wednesday of last week O. O. In this cause It unpoarlnn from atllditvu on tight fix Say—er—you know that tllo, that the defendant. Ira Plnckney. is not .i ?app(-ii in ' nren much darker tha: sonic If the Chrlstlau people of accomodation, and Is done In Hawley sold the "Central Meat Mar- resident of this stale, tint Ids rtsidenco 1-, un My fi I'-. !• • m.i M vnv men are doomed to be appreciation of faithful cash sub pretty Ilttle cousin of yours, Gratia ket" to James Bates of Luther and known, on motion of R, E Sprlngeu. Com- pat lent •. 11! violet eyes. lookei those commuuities would bury their m « labled "failure" because they are un- i-:. M. W,'. Hcrlbers; but after a subscription Is —er I mean Miss Thurston?" gave Immediate possession Mr. plainant's Solicitor, It Is ordered that the ip- plies vi;- t. ^ •uiiii a curious, il pearance of said defendant. Ira Plnckney, Constiltabon P't'. Onestion Pi.Tr.i- i'.r H-.-mr o idmem nnd bool : Pir-p ^ nonessential diricicnces and unite willing to pay the price of success. once correctly started we can notun "Well, I Just guess," said Gratia, Hawley expects to go West after a (residence unknown,' be entered herein with est. She had ne few weeks' visit with relatives and T upon the great fundamental prlnd- They are like the small boy who K dertake to guarantee Its continued trying hard to suppress the laughter In live months from the date of this order, DRS. KENNEDY & KERGAN, ^c«" sippi river until I; f • •' ' . ; delivery. If papers are lost, the sub- looking after business Interests in and In case of his appearance that he cause Mrs. Ashton met ph's taught by the Master, the world wishes to spend his money and keeps fM^| that would come. his answer to the hill of comphilnt to ho Hied, scriber must look to the publisher of Hesperla and vicinity. aiul a copy thereof to he served on the cum and brought her ; ml^ht well rejoice. "Well, I—do you know—do you K K K& K it, too. ifliSj' if v ,v ' the missing journal. Miss Hattle Salisbury was born In plalmult't. solicitor wit hin fifteen duys after i-il- '1 ^ V We will furnish The Lkouer one think—confound the luck, you know service on him of a cony of said hill and notice All that day > Root township, Montgomery county, "I wopikn't let that make any Tuose who hare read the report of iji 'iStfy year with any of the following what I raeaa, Phil—why can't you of this order; and In default thereof, said hill self watching the help a fellow out? Well—er—er I N. Y., May 2lst, 1S44, and died at her will he taken as confessed by said defendant. scrambled up an difference, sir." Is what Teddy Koose- Bishop Williams' lecture on "Tho named papers at the price named for home In Carlton township, Friday. And It Is further ordered, that within llfieen Aloi igago Solo. I ,u in >ioii . I v« rv Simddv viii (ircind Trun bot h papers. Thk, Lkiiokk and— love her, yes. that's just where I'm daysthi' complainant cjiuse a not ice of this oi ^anks. putting ul'l velt, Jr., said lo a Boston justice Bible as the Word of God," will be September 2l8t, IftOtl, aged 02 years I lefau't ha • I" i n ni."le in t,I hi der to he puhllshed In the l.owi.i i Li.uom 11 t idnnioni in;; \iii il J'.nh. and eac , (irand Rapids Post, dally 20 at, heels over head In love with her, • certain I' d I . i '• i • Moil •. • i i' • i ; on cotton for ill when cliarg' d with disorderly con- Interested In Kev. Butler's Sunday and 4 months. She came to Michigan newspaper printed, published and clrculutitm iin-l.ty 11" • cal I n .in and incllldln/ : > ' !:'/ • ' i;I : ,fjj! \ • •«; ' ' , Detroit Free Press, dally 3 05 and yet I'm afraid she'll laugh at me. with her parents about 40 years ago In said county, and that said puhlicntlon he A 1'. I'KJI, Old e\». uted .Inni \ ! '. I . . , , . , . Lurg. But when duct with other Harvard students: morning topic. Chicago Inter Ocean, weekly 1 55 ' Ontlnued therein once In each week for d- 11..n order lo be personally served on s-od i.f i In lit J pai'. und 1?! iii I" Mill (i "f In came out. when C Kor potato crates go to the Lowell .v••j;.'. .i-i. • New York World trl weekly 1 70 defenditut at least t w< nty diiy> before ih" '• i.-'o, Illinois, of lie • "i I p . 11 ••i-il i1 i11 I 'l it- -I ah u ill I"- nnld frOB of justice discharged him because he all off with me. Now can you sug- one son and one brother and a large ( d .liitn !•'. I 'm, in I,i1" i n. -f 1 i! • • •, • n I ai\\ .dj i • ill tat h'ii,. im weeten planing mill. tf Toledo Blade weekly I 30 time above desorlbt d for Ids an'peapince 1 1 the boundaries se sw ^ii' i L; H 11I1' il l gest something?" circle of relatives and friends to pa,yi 11. M t he i dll- • of 11" I !• ' ' if ! M • • i was tliH President s .• on and censured i|!|ilil:!i!|lil!lil|l!li (irand Rapids Press dally* 2 55 W11,lis h Pi iiKiN -Circuit .ludKe li. i. -ii in i. 11.1111 • air l lined t( immeasurably srn The Ledger, Cosmopolitan and Ha*:!!'';: '•(lli'i .line;'. mourn their loss. The funeral was K\ ami ued, countersigned .md entered by fin Kent • innty. Mi' ainj. nt ..in lam I nf lie: roun" the otluer who amsted him. The "I don't see what 1 can do for you, me .1 unav ii \ • deb >( n •ild Np.iw •. i • n;i" 1 l*. I ••• loneliness bore li' Harper's Bazaar, regular price |3.00, " " Herald dally* 2 55 conducted from the Carlton Center 1 •a';!',.I liryan's Commoner 1 65 old man," Gratia answered, stopping Attest A true copy. Uepiity Keyistoi. •ndth, by In i 'i11"iik •, in f n i I iii •" .i i trip, tin "• to Urand Kaplds ant loved mountains boy wms right and f i t*.Justice wrong. our clubblug rate $2.35. M. E. church Sunday afternoon. Sept. Kn, .In. hept. Keg I rencli. I" I i;• id • Km. • i i I n -' ' i. t;1111 .ill I.. o. . it p. nl.it or ex 1 Michigan Farmer 1 55 suddenly to wonder at her own bold- u'Donnell 1 f^he was born, ai There is too much of this flunky- 23,'06. Rev M. W. Duffey officiating, 11. 1 SeninoK'i r. Complalnmit's ^ollcltoi 1'iuis on liu'i r "!' 'Id i .L-miii'm Detroit Journal dally* 3 05 ness, and then going on. "of course recorded Auaisi fn'. ut iIn- 'ii • i ii- curslon trains. In pillar trains leav slept. The editor of the Fah.m Journal and Interment In the I'lillercemetery. 1 1 i 11\\idi. i.i inmml ; I'. \ M. am doodle business in a country where "semi-weekly 1 70 I never stopped to ask her about her I'eg Is to l of Peed, fn I • m. mi v. i" I • i — (d Mori. , on p-i. • • i. .. ,. i I-.nini 1 I" i .i m. So. specla Her aunt, and c asks: Why have poor crops, Adtnlnlsti ator's hale. 1 1 1 every man Is upp jsed to be the * Prices on the Free Pree, Press, private affairs." I I 1 • ,e v pi '•••si V • • • II' I • • ' '' enough; Alice ext rheumatism, sour bread, grip, leak .Jfcioii tn -i i.. p p... i 11 11,ijn kim'n ii •• equal of every other man before the Detroit Dally Journal and Herald "Of course you didn't, and ! Notblflg to Fear. 3 OF MICH Hi AN The I'rob ue • 'id Mori„ i, hv tnd ii. i 'a. . n i!'• |> i• i come, shy and s in the roof, hole In the pocket, are good on rural routes only. Court for the Count v of lonta tlierelu. that hotild mv d< < .nil !• n. > n in \ < •. 111 . im \i i r. \i;ent. law. If I'heodore Hoosevelt, Jr., skeleton In the closet, or any other . /i ^ i , i wouldn't want you to," Bob Idlgnant- Mothers need have no hesitancy In In the matter of the Kst;ite of Thomas t lie pay nuut tin '.i* i > i •r • -f •. • i • • • iad even kissed 'lifiitili IIHllli Cosmopolitan and The World continuing to give Chamberlain's oannon. Ueceastd t li.-j'i l )i. ut (..f my In ,f .illin. nl of p. • i assaulted theofticeron Boston Com- pain or trouble, when you can get To-Day $2 35 ly cried out. Notice Is hereby given that, by virtue of .m oi uf i ny pal I thei .'of. "ii < n \ d.r, '.v Ih u 11- Ihomeslck girl cr F Cough Remedy to their Ilttle ones, as 1 1 Mot Sttle. mon he Hhoiild be punished just tlie the a km Journal for five years, Cosmopolitan Harper's Bazaar 2 35 "Now. don't get excited over older of said court, made on the i.Tthday of sann I- mini' pnv ''!', .m l linii iii ' . im. jbreast to lay tier and the Lowell Lfihjer for one It contains absolutely nothing Injur- August A. II. i'liii. I shall .ell, at public II in dn unpaid (n.Mn 111 • • i f i t ' • ; i. f 1..IS I.e. I in i • in 11 aidll ions O 1 1 1, and Woman's Home Com- nothing, old chap." retorted the lis- iShe gazed Into same us Joshuu Splint bottom from year, both papers at the price of ours . i'"l!!"!'lllilliillllllili!i;i|il,:ii.l' .'1 "I'll ' 'i ti-l':' "lull !Jl 'I ' ious. This remedy Is not only per auction, on the2Qd day of November \ !• tidily days. thi n, md fi 'ii Mm h i i, ,» ii. i i i n i'v I d,' irii \ Weatherl panion 2 35 tener. still greatly wondering at her IW>i. at one o'cloi k in the afternoon (staiulaid is tii .(v. (ft* i lie laj -. fill. • i MM » I n lii. l.i \ Ui ,n i" t lv, 'n . w if* , of th night, and woudt Smoky How. fectly safe to give small children, but alone? This you can do If you are i|ii Cosmopolitan and Review of Re- own cleverness. "I guess after all she tlmei at the Mill situated on tie following 'lays, so mil h of III. .. f - n • • !• i |.. 'I. 11' • f i. ia I.' i p . i mits a Kent. Michl find to love in tl not too late. This does not apply fei is a medicine of great worth and described property, all the iut« rest of said I I .-I' ThuUS.md ^ 'lie 11 :| nil I. d •••ilill. I '• • T" 11.1 \\ • . ;ddi• baliilln^l A Lou views 3 05 doesn't exactly hate you. Suppose estate In the foi low'tig de-criind r"ti estate liirs, its remalii'd mij. ml. -a uh 'II n r. n . | .a i .n i •; i • i nd Kaplds. M n blKaU, •her aunt was lea to payments made prior to Sept. 8. I it (<;: • merit. It has a world wide reputa- 1 1 A That Bay nty man who tried to Cosmopolitan, Review of Reviews you bring her a bunch of roses to- to-wit; All that certain piece or parcel of • if lilt' I'e .( thereoli. Int I' I II' .||I I' n f Un • oi n.'t. r ,i ni ' 11 m i di a m; l.'i.slm'Sh UI Pay a dollar on The Ledueu now tion for Its cures of coughs, colds and land situate and being iu the Township of •.aid paity of •In sei.'nd n .11. I.. • . . i dm i Ii. • f tie i in ..f Mt. Idu.m. beat "Anita," said P beat a gumbler at Hie Lapeer county and Woman's Home Companion 3 70 night—all red ones—and have a and get the I'arm Journal five years croup and can always be relied upon Vergonnes. County of Kent and state of iidniinisti iters .md i . l , if om. •!•!1 ' "id II a 1. tin lltb d iy "f Ma A I' I'lOa, an to tho landing, fair and lost STuu. Hlmply advertises white one In the center I happen to Michigan, commencing on the section line he piiyahle Inmiedi it. vllei. .ft.i ..'il nil,. • i.-i mill. 'Ml . .ft he In jtslei o free This offer holds for a limited M. N. Henry. tween sections 10and II In Township 7 North pnlod ;il hiv. llndti d f"i the i. vii;. nt in i • i 1 .• • i . f i land hapid•• Kent i 'anily. MIchl Ibevil-May-Care ; his own folly by the big howl he time only, so hurry up. know white tospb are her favorites. of Kange •• west In said County and stale. In 1 nniv tuit then li.ivi c ^ pil e.1. m\ i hin * i.. 11 • . 1ti.. thii ...v "f M iy. N h. tlHX'i. I (landing is Ivanb Ask her to choose one to wear In her the center of creek whern the highway now In f.,.i. oi in ' ild not. • i.ie iin. .1 i. in. i, • • i f mot I a :.'•,. at pnui . .*.ns ;»(i!i raises. Evidently, hi was willing to Sarntiac. erosscs said creek : and i ,inning from lhenc« ir.irv lie od In any wi •e notv, uh .i:t' di; . V 11 • I • .. . i • a i • pi! . ;v 11 pul at .<1. Ill sal "I won't be so | Over The Telephone. ^ 1 win the other man's money, and he hair, nnd if she takes the white, then North along said section line to u point I.e. IH fiuH ha.» beeti nrnde III nil | , i • ni i in a i .-a. • , I ha d. ia l.,t a n \ li fatlit In made 1 Anita thought, National Cigjir ' fi!' • ilf r 1 r From the Local. Sept.. 28. rods sen lb of the north-east corner id said Idve Hundred Oulhu . :m n '.•dini. m im IM •' m , f 11 «. m-a .i,l I nn nt .. e!th€ was simply gamble;' No. L'. If one DO YOU GET up "li/nl, it'l for war, but I'M* businr 1 ask hei If she knows the language ilaughed brightly. liP'1 1 11 1 ,1- $ ^ Br Adt R. Burdiit ^ Mrs. Frank Aldrlch of Whitehall. .section IU and lo land owned by Mrs. Alice inurl^age. •m l nioti tinm tliliiv d • , I'• • •f ei im I a- intvo-st. "i :my p ut tnerco Is not a temporary {• . C -L 111 i j!! l<, 1'" i T:!: ! 1! li ..iilil of that flower and explain your own Campbell: thence wesi to the high watei elapseil slm e s.dil d-foii iv.i n ni. .nil 'e i• mp n t lie . ' .'a Is nmde pay Is fool enough to bite on a skin game, i '\e druL'^ists who condti' I Katinn il 1 Is visiting In Saranac and South Bop 1 This was to Ix ii liilir: iili.viil'l !,' ,Ililliil ! ii 1 case. If she refuses you, whisper mark on the mill pond: thence north easterly said Mol t- IK' Is lu rnl.y now d' c III d dn ar. l , "i i ' • nil! ti .• • nm r. m nn unpaid an WITH A LAME BACK ? have no quarrel v. iili "il ic rr-: .;!• • liI'll';iv '|.ii!ii"-:ii''i along the edge of high water mark on ^ald. prtyuble . n t. 11 . f.a ; ii ,p n . . d a \ months, thei [vere to be her p. he should take his medicine like a , no I';ht with other s)'slrni i, 1... :ilii some pretty nothings In her ear and ton. 11 1 "Well, Oypny, what 1b It now? An- mill pond ; to the section line bet wi en sect Ion-. I In iimuunt die on -aid Nh 11 i . . t hi • fi a i. i In 11 • fi a 111, .f t.i r tie bipse of k! to see what man: man and profit by tl eexperience. against the jobbers a; i . ! ;)i: J O. H. Brower spent Sunday with ;iami 10 of said township of Vergennes; diltc. of prln. Ipiil and ln|i n a. i, tli" ui i • a n mli .. • n.u h id iln priindpaJs sum un re li whom they (ami their ( irilouu i retire fiom the field > | Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. u other new dress, aorae more spend his brother, Sylvester Brower, of thence west on said .-ection liii« lo land owned five Tikmi • md Two llundl. o .md \ m nn inp m i vitb ii' no 'ta^eof interes fwho lived in sue ii:i 1 ii 4 said Farewell." lug money, or what?" "You're a wonder," exploded the Lowell, who Is In feeble health. hyCnllin Porter: llience south and south we-t- and ".'MOO I'- llai . '.'lie 7 .i, .nd n ,ii I 1;. I • •' •!' 'i I "ill' | 'pt I'MI ' if t h' -.ild Wcs The search Ugh San Kuan' is< o Iihm so far recovered erly and we-t and north westerlv tmnev f'' of thi?t v llv. d'.iiiii. i. i| m - .i .M'l* Idiildln. I .m /\s«'i iiitlni'. lieooin Almost fvprybody who r*ads th* news- 1 voice on the other side of the 'phone. 1 1 They have sim; ,y - - Mr. ThurHton as he said this Mrs. Bertha Eddy of Berlin, went along the edge or at iiigh uatei mark for In s ild Moi i u.. ' line nd | I ' illll.ndt.atel\ ther^afttT group at the la from Hm great calamity, that prize a strain hi hue I'U^i rir "I'll take your advice and try It this papers is sure to know of fh-? wonderful looked up from his work at a dainty this morning with two of her child along said mill pond hounded by high water No ptoi . . din.. . n' I . a a in I 11 in . Ii • v 'I'It i!• f.m 11 11 11 m i ' • n tn nh in I hi pay shadows against fighting lias been resumed; and we cures nude by Dr. a new, commun S( n • v. .•» i- Ul if ir (i^ar msiness wim i.r very evening Many thanks, old man; inarK of said mill pond to a point on the west Im i n in-t Hull d i • t- >' i ml •:• o a i i iii f tin n i i,'nn ni . i lit Interest an little mnlden who planted herself on ren, Stanley and Ollve,to the C. ofM bank of Hie creek M rods west of the nnrth part theioof. Noll.'I i In n ' V 1 • n i|i a i. I:. -.' ;••• • "il"' I" said ni'.ru :il:I and th' "There's that r , Kilmer ;: Sv/amr-Root. good-by." 1 are Informed that the last exhibition successful only becair:e it w ' > J'l And il is 1 i-zht because it'> f 1 i, tho broad arm of Mb chair. hospital at Ann Arbor, where both east corner of said >ect ion 10 and aero,.,-, th* \ Il 1 tn of I In jiowia of . i. can .ilni d In • . • nil' li In t' in MI.'d unpaid, for Ihe spue sniffed Mrs. Ash | the great kidney, liver "Good-by," Gratia said softly, and will probably be operated upon for creek to the point above mentioned, -aid point Mort^a.;.', and m i.a (.plain • \.illilli. tallio a a. in' ait n • n'I I'.pu lids tin .aid West Sid was so brutal that even the hard- ^ and bladder remedy. Well might he call her Gypsy, for being on .eetlon line betuiMMi «ect ion>'i and 10 in sin 11 cesi mad. iml pi• i I. i. ..nd d• it i'.iiiid'n; .\ I, ' i \ •-n. latlon. In reby elect •Devil-May-Care t she did Indeed look much like a gvp- hung up the receiver just as her abscess of the pleura. of said Town.-hip and ant point is at li Igc iSarfe v. Ill In f"ii i• .•. 11 I'v • .a ' f i Ie pii n .i-i a. ii. I|i. fal ne nit nf pr'nelpa ened spectators called upon the referee It is the great rnedi- of water wheie il is raided by reason of the Even In the c By queen. A fair, piquant face framod father came In. Fred White ami Everrett Manroe. I.Sl S t herein (h Si i II'. d. t" I he hu'a tbiddil,ii.t • • i md ta- . .nn ni.i p i\ ihi) \nii th to stop it. It Is time that civilized ^ cal triumph of the nine- er Quality dam across -aid creek -ome 10 or 20 rod- north on Monday tin I •' d iv of hi e ndn i \ I' on i"i of •• nd plan '.pa mil test and taxet Mrs. Ashton's teenth century; dis- In a masH of hair as dark as night, "Ah!" he said, "a telephone." both from Saranac. are now at the of whore said creek crosses highwaj betwe».n j'.MHi iti ekvi n o' I in thi ton n.M.n .f tl u • lull l i' i'. 'ii" ' i tin nd d.iy of Aiitfusl countries ceased to wink at these head of the telephone business at Chi soclions 10and 11. Ihe said dam to be 7 feet day. at tin noith fi"'il do a . f the I,• nt i'.'i'•'. i. tin sum "f site, ti' ii huudred an ^ight as a snap covered after years of eyes equally dark and flashing, and "Only somebody rang up Phil," 1 savage mills. and Better Condition for Less Money cago, O., a city of over 5,000 Inhabi- high ; thence along the west edge of watei line t 'out U v i out I lion •. In the t Ityof iiiand ''.ni \ ' i ' 11' . • tf I'Mi .id, i Hnd albi Ashton had the scientific research by fair olive skin faintly tinted with she answered, turning to pick up her in a south ea.-terly direction to the We t end of liaplds, Ki ni ' 'tini •.. Mi' Im in ild ' oin i ' I" i • Ii >it"! m \ . fe. of Tiilrty |)ol never compronm Dr. Kilmer, the emi- things tants, White as general manager aid dam. and along the center of said creek housi bi In. tin m "'i v. h' •. I In ' 11. a n < 'oi; 11 M •"• ,i pruN Idi'd in tld neijluage, pink. and Manroe as Inspector, They are where il now runs to the place of beginning fin i In . ml count v i - In Id i I', M," .. t a .'l.i 1 and I i \ th|e COStS gave. Tin: newspaper that is conducted nent kidney and blad- Thau Ever Before "No, daddy, I don't want anything both competent young men and have Supposed to contain about o acres of land more Said pre mi i • n e li- r 11> d • n .i id M. a '. a, • miii" nn at iW"i)n h im ery having bee There were on on the principle that a lie well stuck der specialist, and is There Is no need to say how Gra- or ie s togethei with the mill, machinery, a.- follow to-'* it \ll -m • tliiin ni.'. •• • i • i , • i i 'i i,in in.'in s .. . ured b; wonderfully successful in promptly curing particular Just at present, but, of earned their honors. wafer power and mill privileges in -ai l ptiici'l.of bind itnate ,'ind l.ein^, in ll" I- • n tie nd iii a'. ' e "i anv part Iberei.f. to Is as good as the truth, is not a tla's plan worked, but somehow she 1 Ihe lauding, wit' lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou- Here is the proof—a f-w of the thirty brands produced by llv course. If you have anything to give From the Advertiser, Sept.. 27. described nropert>. ^ liin of Hms ne ill tin t oUnO ol l\. ni a11•! dal.. " a . I le • f' a i . l.y V III m .| pnwei' of Hill groes, mules ant disciple of Aristotle. The old Greek found herself saying "Yes," her Thi. land will he .old together with tlie n of Slndii^an and d. n il" I n I.iIIm v i.. • | "niaii"'I m '.n i mi .»...' nidin pnrstianc bi^ and Bright's Disease, which Is the worst I won't refuse; bift to tell the truth vision of the widow's dower in the ame. the Si ml ii iniil of tin "'llli 'V. I -in o I'M .|| Cigar Stands Cdinpany especially and f -.L-ltisively for tho 2000 dm^vi il Born to Mr' and Mrs, W. A. Frost, 41 nf tin ' n. , in -a li i i i • nnnle and pro liant iight Anita philosopher put it this way. "He form of kidney trouble. It was so quiet at the house that 1 voice smothered In a coat. Phil could Onted this 29th day of August \. D 1901 t In u hi' h 11. -it naie'i in tbe ellv ol ••rand R city man, somev 1 think you will get the chance, my "Irt your miHtresB at home?" In- and also do road work In connection south ea-t ipiait.a of iilnm loin I in nd • I Ivnii ii"i\ "l do in. ni'i disctibed chase relief and has proved so successful In can be distinguished by the National Cigar Stands emUem ( t nearly completed and he will occupy 1 hunting garb he ball league for next season, to be dear, bh I am Just going down to the quired Mrs. Borem, standing In the with Maga/.lne Subscription Agency town tin i.'n iioithof lan.^ iiiiii'i. ' vm i o I p n • ••( ! a .nd ia. in oi iif n|yo every case that a special arrangement has Capitol) in their windows. It soon. containing in all .'7 ! in re ol hind niiin foi lid \ i^'lii i Iti i I i i I and villi II ' • f' It.v f"1" " r'et West of t royal stag carrle sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book Cuba-Roma-CK r I favnna ; ns good as was over bought at foi Wu "Oh, dear," cried Oral la; "I don't the servant. "Can't tell whether she'^ 1 Odessa, -what's the matter with son. In meeting people and canvassing, A d^jiei of uid M m i, . nth I i ' i H'a f ..ml "t ihence Nor_ Independent 1 telling more about Swamp-Root and how to Blach (Qt White '.Seed and I lavana ; usual 3-for 25(. grade • want to go back home." at home or not till I git a good look p M ni' > iiil i a nn f , ild hits seven (. Lowell? If such i. deal Is con- Rev, H.J. Barnes exchanged pul- who will tint object to appointing m. i i i i. hi v i fiet. We .t paralU orect as a soldii find out if you have kidney or bladdei trouble. "Well, all right, d«ar; you can at ye. If yo have a wart on the aide 'I'Ul 1 d im»i i< 11ai« a 11" < haiiipl'>n summated, we would like to see this When writing mention reading this generous College* riay<* Hesl'domeslit cigar ever sold at O for pits on Sunday with Rev. M. Butler, agents and working with them lu ( ''' "mi iin if iii i.t thirty two f«e ly humorous ey Adatl- A first ( Ih %'lmie .tn (jgai prenfing sujk 1 joi woikmanship rom^ with me then. Just touch the o' yer nose, ma'am, she ain't." — of the Congregational Church of his territory. To such a person we drop heatl Hewing iiiai'liiiie wiili a ' i dil lui Ie . i In ie i parallel «llh Eat town represented., offer in this paper and 7 for full set of at tachineiilH, wlilcli will l»i In '( .'III I | .. e III \ -II feet to South IlD •watched Joe Bal; bell, I'll have Jackson take care of Philadelphia Press. Lowell. Mr. Butler gave very line will pay a monthly salary, a (om- •f a i i._i i ti.. n.. i i .t n in v-two fee send your address to Slirlin^ Casfle I '"•ne, cle.ir llava!».t < igar, 10c. rjnality shipped direct from the fa i.'i \ tn 1 off hli boots. f the offlce until I come back. I ex- discourse. mlsslon, and also a furthei Interest, elu'lil I* i •. t' pla. .• of ln ^iunlUg. Dr. Kilmer Co.,Blng- I^a Idolia 'ion ( dear Havana umisnal vahicat auy person w Im will I'l iii;, n MM) Puteil a Oianii lipid... Sliclilgan, on tin "Oh, never m Takk 'em all round, the Hepuli- hamton, N. Y. The for port Phil In any time," her father Compensation. — • lu the business of said territory that .'Inl day uf \ n, tut. |f*>i Lord Carver A line Havana filled, Sumatia wnjipcr (igar SHld, pointing to a bell on his deiik. "I am sorry," said the doctor, will bring In a permanent return and new subst rlptlons at l-I.imi • ach 1 laughed; "let It llcans have offered no l>etter can regular fifty cent and Roratof Swamp-Root I 3 ion " AP &TANI) % The Ledger, Cosmopolitan and Wist || I, Md 1^ A loitn \ss0"iatl0D o llerels an opportunity fnrsnineniie tn Oiaml ii'iphi •. M i' hi.'an dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists. "Oh, papa; please let me mind It; "but your Ilttle girl will not be able Income. Address THE HOME If you do take dldate than William Alden Smith for Woman's Home Companion, regular MAUAZ1NE, Box 40, Indianapolis, ^•et an elegant nuu hlue foi a few m II A i n In /<(• kkalu. Hec. VlckBburg with pleaae do, all alone, papa; I'd Just to speak for several days!" price $3.00, our clubblug rate |2,35, days'work and wlthcuit any couipei \V \l M M \ I " IT/O KM A I'D, the senatorshlp. He Is too much of Don'flmakeflanyl mistake, but re- Ind. SOct 26 Ulnim vsfor Moriiuag ty. It'll wetr o) member the name, Bwamp-Root, Dr. love to; will you?" questioned Ora- "Then It will be safe," said the Itlou. We will inake/icnntract with a "stand-patter" to suit everybody; D. G. tla In one breath. anxious mother, "for roe to Invite The ledger, Cosmonolltan and the 1 Mn. Ashton Kilmer's Swamp-Koot, and the ad- iJlWdliL World To-Day, regular price 13.50, NEWSPAPERS FOR SHEEN ES Init one person, ImhI i mnei ^et ill tl 11 oui waut column .»«• a lino, . but he conies tin near to being a peo- "Hut the telephone might ring and tho minister to tea, won't UT"— dress, Hlnghamton, N. Y., on every our clubbing rate |2,3i». 25 for 5 cents at The I

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WiBttMaianBWMMM ISMC- GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYSTEM, PIVE CANDIDATES. Hi HUNGARIAN ORCHESTRA n WESTBOUND FROM LOWELL 'it Raising A Beard. No. 17 Grand Kaplds Express •10:13 a. n: No. 1!) Grand Rapids Local +12:37 p. m One-Third f^asre Heat From No. 13 Grand Haven Local t 4:58 p. m Opens Clover Leaf Club Lecture Course Board Of Supervisors Will Have Several No. 11 Gd Rapids Mail & Express +8:58 p. in OUR COUNTRY One-Third Less Fuel No. 21 Grand Haven Milwaukee * 8:15 p. in Oct. 22. Important Questions. It was partly owing to the fact EAST BOUND FROM LOWELL that Chemorley's razors needed Heard About Town COUSINS Of the Royal Hungarian oreliestra From (fraud Rapids Herald, Sept.M. No. 12 Detroit Mail and Express +7:0!» .in The reason JEWEL Baseburners produce honing and partly the beautifully which opens the Clover Loaf club Tho board of supervisors at its No. 20 Steamboat Express-Detroit * 7:4() a. m more heat with less fuel is due to the trimmed beard that. Slever had No. 22 Detroit Express * 0:51 a. tn lecture and entertainment course Oi tober session, beginning Monday, No. 18 Detroit Local . + 3:13 p.Vm improved Je vol Construction. Oct -•J. the Redpath Lyeeum Bureau October S, will have several Im- laised during his year's absence No. 14 Dnrand Local * 7:21 p. m CANNONSDURG. has t Ids to say: portant matters to consider. One of abroad. Slever said that at last he Solid wide vestibule trains of coaches and sleeping cars to New York (and Plilladeiphla Dr. White, dentist. Phone 151 Lovely Fall weather. Born—to Mr. and Mrs. Charley The Royal Hungarian orcheslrn is them will be the election of a member hnd known something of the joy of via Niagara Falls are operated by Grand Ladner, Sept. 28th., a daughter. one of tho finest orchestras In tills of the county board of school Trunk—Leiiigh Valley Route. October tirst came In with a hard And now Its foot bail again. Jewel Base Burners living since he had acquired this hir- M^s. Edward Bellows died at her eount ry. being composed of thorough- examiners to succeed A. M. Freeland, Daily except gunday Daily frost. Dr. Snyder, dentist. Phone 156. are difTerent and where they are differ- sute adornment of his. "Some of the A. O. HEVDLAUFF, AGENT. home Saturday, Sept. 29th. m ly competent musicians. Several of who has been nominated on the Re- men let their hair grow long, too," A. A. Hall * has been seriously ill Don't miss Look's alteration sale ent they are better. Buy a Jewel and publican ticked, for county school Mrs. Elia Hoag of Grand Rapids this eompany have been connected he told Chemorley, "but 1 think this week. on wall paper. you will get a stove of remarkable fuel with Hie greater symphony or- commissioner. Five candidates have has been spending a few days with that's carrying It too far. I can stand Potato crates for sale at the Low- Mrs. Carrie Porter of Alton called economy and wonderful heatini' ability. ehestras. both in lids country and In announced aspirations for this posi- her son, Arthur. i'or a haircut once a month, but this ell planing mill. tf at THE LEDGEU ollice Monday. Vou cannot afford to miss the savings or Lurope. This orchestra won the tion ami the contest will be lively Miss May Gold of Newaygo is vis- thing of shaving every blessed day Mose Lenhard of Elindale was In tirst prize medal In competition with and full of interest for th"supervisors, June 24,190G. Miss Katherine Lewis was home iting her aunt, Mrs. Hiram Jones. the comfort Investigate. Come here many others at the Famous Colum- the candidates and their supporters. and wasting the precious hours of a town Monday. over Sunday from Birmingham. Trains leave Lowell as follows: H. P. Schoomaker sold a load of and let us show you. bian Exposition Louis Llpski. the These candidates are Arthur Throop man's life is too much." The residence of R. E. Sprlngett is Mrs. Matthew Hunter has gone to For Detroit and East hogs at Moseley last Wednesday. WARN3NG—-Others tr; to imitate (oadiictor. Is nneof the ablest lead- of the Ment City schools, Peter Saw- Chemorley, having In mind his being repainted. (fraud Rapids for a- week's visit. ers In his cam try. He Is the life and yer of the Sparta, schools. Norman 10 43 am 3 50pm Colby White, wife and baby of Je wel Stoves. 1)0 not he inoruing martyrdom of the past three For Toledo and South John Mills' new house lias been Charlie Leary is clerking at the Detroit recently visited Mrs. White's soul ol the organization and is a Luneke of (f allies. Alva P. Sri ver, weeks, was disposed to agree with painted white. post ollice mornings and evenings. 43$ misled. Genuine Jdrvels well known teacher of Hungarian teacher of mathematics in the Grand 10 43 a m sister. Mrs. Geo. In wood. his friend. hear the trademark printed music. He has appeared before the Rapids High school, and Miss Meda For Grand Rapids. North and West Waiter Morris has recovered from W. s. Wlnegar and daughter Delia Charley Jones of Scottsville and ^ herewith. Buy I'rom us, nnt King of Knglami and other roya' Bacon. Instructor In a Ineal private Me talked It over with Mrs. Che- 10 43 am 3 r»0 pm S 45 pm a few days' illness. were in (fraud Rapids Monday. his brother Will of Ludlngton. are : morley, as In duty hound. She did For Saginaw and Bay City gSs no risk of getting imitations. «<• personages, and has received several schonl. Weldon Smith lias been having his Fancy cranberries, Jersey sweet visiting their sister, Mrs. Willis medals of approval Mr. Nicholas This is the tirst year a woman has not seem to entertain the idea fav- 7 50 am 5 55 pm bakery front repainted. potatoes, celery, now in at Van- Young, at Silver Lake. Molu'ir, theeymb ilnm soloist, Is cer- offered herself as a candidate for the orably. For Freeport 3 50 pm Mr. and Mrs. Fugene Wood were 1 )y ko's. Mrs. Geo. Hart well, who has been 1 For Beiding 1(I;00 am tainly a wonder. He is one of the position in Kent county, although "If It was too bad I could shave In Grand Rapids Sunda.\. Mrs i» MrDannell visited hor visiting relatives iu Grand Rapids, Scott Hardware ( o. world's gioatest artists on this several counties in the state have C. R. Beebe, H. F. Moeller, tfiami Rapids over k off again," argued Chemorley. Agt. Gen. Pans Agent. Attorney F. \V. Hinonf Grand Rap daugbler has returned. Ci lustrnmont. delighting lh» senses elected women to the offices of com- "You don't know what a bother it Is, ids was In town last Thursday. Sunday. Miss Maude Hartwoil of (fraud with fhesuootost and most fascinat- missioner and examiner. this shaving." Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Snooks have Rapids spent Sunday with her par- ing music. Miss charlotte Senescu is All of the candidates for the posi- Mi^s Mabel Dennis of Vergennes ****** has been viHitin^ Lowell friends. moved to South Frankfort, Mich . ents. BlAytnto an exceptinnally tine violin soloist. tion have strong backing and tlie DO NOT .CBMSJtl - FOR "tl.! OMEN Accordingly he put in an appear- this week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Jenks of (frat- «t»acc CLOA.KS 1t7TT-5 •. «15-s The coiicert«»s which she will play campaign this week will be conducted Send your laundry to (fraud Rap- Tom Woodhead and family (ire CLOAKS — « UTTi — SH I n Ti WEtl- Mr. and Mrs. Worthy Willard of tan visited the bitter's nucle and FOR WEL I- DRESSED WOMEN. JOR DRESSED WOMEN. will serve to display her wonderful w Ith energy and vigor by all Inter- fjAce at breakfast the next morning Ids when you can get the work done moving,-into the Mc.Deid house teehuiqae and her great power to en- ested in the welfare of tlie county unshaven. Mrs. Chemorley looked at Mrs. Amos Ward and Arthur Ward Ionia visited Mrs. \\ Illard's father, aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James Bookey. as well at your Home Laundry. H. W. Booth. Sunday. Sunday. Our Count ins chant au audience with iier brilliant schools. Three wash-days—Monday, Wednes- visited friends In Beiding Friday. ry cms playing. For county superintendent of the day and Friday. Tom Sprlngett of Alraont is visit- Mrs. C E. Merrinian and her sister, Tuesday. Sept. "Mb . Humane poor. John Brummeler and Joseph ing his brother, R. E. Sprlngett. Mrs C. \. Leo,are visiting at Marlon officer Randolf of Grand Rapids A Had'y Btirtitrd tilrl \verlll, the latter living in Walker Phone 216 O. J. McCLELLAN. for a few days. Investigated the condition of the or boy. man or woman, is quickly township, will contest with Omar Miss Ida Cogswell of Grand Rap- Wickum family, who are in destitute ids visited her parents over Sunday. Miss Bei nice Jones of Kalamazoo out of pain if Bucklen's Arnica Salve H. Prov In. the Incumbent, who Is a is visiting Henry Jones and other circumstances, and on Monday, Oct. *10oo It ex Styles eandldate for re-election. This cam- H. H. REED W. B. Rickert is having a painful Ist, they were taken to (irand Rap KAS'I' LOWWUi. Th' latnilies of Lewis I'allar and i< applied prmnptly. (i. .1. Welch, of relatives and friends here. paign is a lively one. and the op- —Pays the— experience with a carbuncle on bis ids In charge of officer Johns, where I'Jti. I'laslv attended the Ionia fair Tekonsha. Mich, says: "I us-It in Look s entire wall paper stock to Mra. IC. I". !'einiy nn. Look's Atfd oil Kinds of Junk'. Saturday. week. daMulo.-r Helen of (fraud Rapids. Mr drugstore. The boa id of supervisors besides r player and a crack catcher. He puts Incapable ot properly caring for and Mis LlnnM-1'lolehiT and daimh Burr Sw eetland ha* Imon home 'em down to second like a shot. We are showing one of the finest lines of Ladies coats that hits ever beeii shown Mr, Bidder of I ra vim se ' ity is visit- •deciing a nieinbor o! the board of At the Second Hand!Sforr, LomcII, Mich from (fraud Rapids for a ten flays' them. 1 ter \\ • re t;ii'-s!.s of Mr. and Mrs. Ld ing: Kalph illhert. school examiners, and of the county vacation. Mrs. Frank Kinney of Big Rapids Mrs. J. F. Bookey and baby Leone in Lowell and invite all the ladies of the community lo call and inspect the line. I rasl. ainday. poor superintendents, will have to visited her aunt. Mrs. Matthew Hun [''•••yd Stintnn (^i* \\ t'Kt I •>\vell at Milton Goble of Grand Rapids returned to their home at Jennings tendi'd I'hun'h iiere . am-'ay M •.- I •. j • 11 k,.- a nd ' jeo (folds select a superintendent and matron R. R. EATON, M. D, ter. and other relatives over Sunday. Monday. .•nd f itidly l ie ^tii'-ts ,,| fh(i|r pai for the new county detention hos- spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. We also have a lam; line of Ladies furs in neck pieces and mutf, a ml at very AIm-hiii Buck ^f (irand llapM-. vU Marsh Morse. Mrs. J. W. Beery and daughter • ait• . Mi. and Mi. l^. i". Wilkinson. pital ami consider the report of the Physician and Surqcon Mae left Saturday for Prosser, Wash., ftOl'TU LOiVELI.. reasonable price. Ited it lends ii^re I- ri lay. n d ay Mrs Nell Cameron eutertalhed Inn- •'mi special committee appointed to where they will join.Mr. Beery and Mr. and Mrs. Allen of Canada are AuKtln Clayton and family nf 'oat Mr* /'Mm I'l'ie.l nf'irand Kaplrls Is Office at Restdence'on West Main Street. sister. Miss Mary Childs, of Grand make improvements at the county make their home. visiting tho former's sister. Mrs. tan wtMv gimsts at tlie lumi' mI'.I. -pemiin^ a f- w days at the home nf homo. The work Is practically com- Rapids Sunday. LOWELL, MICH. Mrs. Frank Wood worth of Clyde. George Bartlett. and family. 11 nhbol Sunday. la i mi' i". I d. I rask. pleted and the board will probably Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Jolinsmi en Ohio . is visiting her parents, Mr. Geo. Layer was home from (fraud Mrs .lohn (Uvry and ilaii^htei M Mr Mnd MtrJ •'. W. I inipkins gave aecept the report of the committee. terlalned a small company of friends and Mrs Benj Soules, and other rel- Rapids over Sunday. Special For This Week of Lowell visited IriendM litMo. last • dinnor nimbn in hnuor of Mrs I'lie detention hospital is ready for Saturday evening. atives and friends. week. occnpaney and the approval of the G. Rlttenger Is recovering. Ka te I lui'r and >on I- loyd. Mr. and Mrs. N. V. Warner enter- Mr. and Mis. F. E. Brown have re- board is only necessary to open its Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor spent Mr. and Mrs \\ isie r entertained Mr and Mrs. White visited Mr Mrs. Chemorley sniffed displeasure. tained a few friends Sunday, among turned this week to their home In Aline oi ladies coats all the new weaves the latter's br-'tHer. I rai k Wiini h. and Mrs Jak'- \\o"d at their home doors to unfortunate patients. them Mr. and Mrs Geo Force Sunday with their daughter, Mrs and mixtures, braid and velvet trimmings s him and sniffed: "I shouldn't think Grand Rapids, their son. Clarence, and wife, of !.ow' ll Sunday. •iouth "f > i' mac "ver Sunday. Will Tredenick and family. no two alike. Regular price from 14.00 to you would want to go downtown NOT Mr. and Mrs Wm. Ho we.of Eagle having come for them with the auto- •I N. Hubbel and sons (Iuio-m and Mrs • A I ee. a-•'cmpanled by her visited Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Carr mobile. Guests of Mrs. Kllngensinltli Sun- ll) 00 we will sell for S11.76 looking like that," she said. AN Ward were In (irand i;ap(d> >aiiir -i-t'M'. Mi-. • elia Meriman. of Low and other friends here last week. day were her two sons from Grand WHO STOLE THE BOAT "U does take a little strength of EXPERI-Vt- Mrs. E ( . Terry visited at Beiding day and attended Sis lk'pkin>. "II. ! • visirku Mis B. c Stone al Miss Lillian Edelmaun and Mrs. Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Hood. mind." admitted Caemorley. "But MENT. yesterday w ith Mesdames C. Chapin Wm Wisnei was at I'erlin on bu.- Mat Ion. Guy Morgan are spending two week-j and Ritter. who went on to the Mrs. Kllngensmlth expects to move I'm going to do It, just the same." lne>s' Monday. Mi md Mrs liios. laylor are Who Stole The Boat from Doctor J. B. AN with friends and relatives at Sag- northern pat t of the state for several to Orangevllle soon. Mr and Mrs. Myi-ni U\>er and both ill at th' i: home at Kaston. Nobody noticed him that day, but ESTABUSHED inaw. weeks. Mr. and Mrs White of Keene spent the day following when the stubble Jessie Ware attended the Ionia fair Mr, and Me. \V \ andei A otideand Hosklns of NcCords? AND ADMITTED Miss Leona Blakeslee spent last If you have lost your boyhood Sunday with her brother. Geo. I ciday. eon : • m • iarK ill. Itave lieen visit had attained a quite disreputable week in 'irand Rapids and saw Rose spirits, courage and confidence of Bartlett, and family and attended Dr. J. B. Hoskins of McCords re- FACT. Mr. and Mrs. I . 1 llngh-inn and in.c Mi. m l Mrs. Bo-auan. length, comment began. It Is not ne- Melville in '-Sis Hopkins" at the youth, we nffei you new life, fresh church here. ported t'» Sheriff Carroll yesterday son Harrison "f •••'itli Ri-.-t• mi • alh'd cessary lo recount what was said. It Majestic. coinage and freedom from III health Mr. and Mrs. T. t'. Willett ami Marks Ruben 3,000,000 ^ptyy peioeb that some one had stolen his boat at the home of s \ Ware Sunday Bo w was about the usual thing. By the In HollistcCs Rocky Mountain Tea daughter Ruby visited In South Bos- from Its moorings in the Grand river USERS Hut ho-1750 Our old friend Theodore Lott of - — * end of the week Chemorley had a IIft I,,!tlc Smyrna was In town Monday and ;ricents, tea or tablets. I). G. Look. ton Sunday. LOWELL, MICH. !> ' h etl t-io ! - w for last week, i Patrick J. Devltie at Ada. il is supposed the tidef PRAISE d&Sr PHrt8o $cs -o Woitads. a« I Burns. decidedly trampish appearance. ietu r plunked a cartwheel in the editorial Ralph Watklns of Lowell, who Mr. and Mrs. 1). F. Layer and I'Mn - 'I'' T'lh . t'> Mr. and Mrs. For Secretary of State. started to row toward Grand Rap- IT. " ' v I»oubl«Cr." • Vfljioo pocket pleaded guilty to iorglng the name daughters spent Sunday afternoon B.v a W' . '" on nm p» i'" d vr • •!. \ i.ili r, h 'i'muhter. ids and the sheriff has assigned "Never mind," he said, "If it for heavy i..Bard» u •• Cntididate on Democratic Ticket Miss Edith Roth very pleasantly I oUohn Kellogg ol that town to a at the home of F. BraMed at Low to wounds, iinil.^ • 1'iirii-i Hid ii,,. deputies to watch for the arrival of keeps growing at this rate it will be 'CVi rlo-Magnefic" lunstic 1 '• 'iti- in r. iwm'. ••••pt JN(.t (m Mi-, ()ne of the solid bn dness men of entertained a company of young check for $20, w ill probably serve ell, Injurl-s before inI1;uiima(ion - ( in. oel M i • I; i\ .1 iilinsnti. a daughter. the man who is suspected of the long enough to trim In a couple of Cushion Strops, $1.00. they may in lu'ali'd wit linnt mat mi -Manton. Director in Slate Savings t heft. weeks more." Free booklet "lliutsto^liavcrs." people Friday evening at a. farewell only one year in the Ionia prison. The tirst quarterly meeting of the at Ion and in ab' ni t • mi»'-i bird i Iv Mi- 1 •*wi- I'• arkley entertained her Rank of Stanton, lix Mayor nf his Dr. HOskins Is one of the most en- party for Miss Mae Beery. .Imige Perkins of tho circuit court Alto charge will be held In South Exchange Department. 1 Mty. President of the Board of The week following, however, the Sold by Scott Hardware Co. i ime rerjuiri'd by »he "lit it .; ne mo lath'T it nn lla-iiiu>i and sister, (husiatie and suecessful fishermen in ' Lowell, Michigan The Ledger, Cosmopolitan, Review gave him an indeterminate sentence Boston Sunday, Oct. 7th. d.oy. h -troit la<( Friday. Ltlucatlon !'• a" seven years, a man beard did not seem to progress at yesterday of one to 14 years, with Iliis is tin* uivati'sl di ' •• ry md oMsforn Kent, and during the fishing -a-.-..x-to*ryg* of Reviews and the Woman's Home Bessie Layer left Friday for 1 well qualilied to UH any position lie the same rate. The growth was al- the recommendation that the max- 11iumph of nn.' lern suru-.M-y ham I'i, ri. I'.nidi 'k • d l lireee'aks. (ieorge seasnn he has an outfit at both Cam- Companion, regular price $(l 00. our Vpsllantl, where she will attend Wanls, lor Sale, To txclianqc, Lost 1 may aspire to. He promises If most imperceptible. Still, It was imum sentence be one year.—[Grand berlain's Pain B i!m a^ t on tIds ' f n in b • i i. of'irand Kajdds and Mr. 1 pan lake and \do on the (fraud and clubbing price $3 TO. hunt), Strayed. 1 school. Administrator's Sale same principle. It an anti^-pii' • nd dr- 1'"id nf iMiiton were visl- •dected to He ollice of Secretary of Thoi napple rivers. growing, and, in spite of the jeers of Rapids Herald Oct. I. •- State that il shall not tie a pasture Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Faulkner and and when applied t" u- li iniut i- -. '''• is .o iIih )j )iij-- nf A. Mchlarmid It is one of these outfits that has his friends and business associates, Alto advertises an Autumn festival FALLA9BCRG. I will sell at public auction at the A. S. Stannard resi- FOR S\LE—A SET Ol BLACK- Held for polltieal pap feeders, but two children of Helton spent a few- causes t hem t. i h- al \ • t y ipiickl.N, 11 Saturday been stolen, and as it Is valuable, Chemorley let It grow. At the week's days of last week with Mr. and Mrs. for Saturday, Oct. 6, with a ball dence in ihe Village of Lowell, four 4) blocks north of the smith tools. Edmund Ring. U. R.4(». ihall be run upon the most ecmnlcal game between Caledonia and Free- William R. Holcomb of (Viral visit also allayr- lie- pain ami •.•m - 'i'' and " 1 iry in ian nf II 11 ri.-- ' reek has eonsidered from a fisherman's stand- end, though, Chemorley received a Earl Faulkner and other relatives. ed his niece. Mrs. Frank Raymond, pi' Vi'iils auy daimeroi Mooii pol-iai md business like laisis. strhing at point. no 11 mo will be lost in trying port, men's race, boys' race, girl's Lowell Hott^e, on POTATOES WANTED nN SCB- I'" a visitiim hor aunt. Mrs. Addle letter from an Important business Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marsh are and family last week. itm. K"'"p i ln^tli* nf 1' iln 1".a 1 ni in til times In save to (he taxpayers of to locate the thief and recover the race, fat men's race, tug of war be- ri rlption. Apply at this otlice. M V nii' In mi. i h.' pasi w eek. connection in San Francisco. The moving Into t he home of the laltor's y Mir rii'ine and it w III ia vi 'Mi t linr Michigan ' heir ha.rd earned dollars. stnlen property .—[Grand Rapids I ween Bowne Center and M (lords, a Grove Smirs of (frat tan w as at Ihe Saturday, October 13, 1906 I'"'11 "''olfivy i-i assisting Mrs. Ray I I" I S 11 d I WI! HAD A CH AN'iK. business connection, whose business mother, Mrs. Margaret Rubens, and home of 11 •airy Scott last Friday. LOST-CAMEO BELT PIN, AT a-id mmiey . not ni' at • mi i h in I ohnsi oj. Herald Oct. 1. potato race on horse back, pleeat- the Eastern Star banquet Friday wjfs worth a great deal to Chemor- will live with her through the Win ing contest, high dive and dance. David Gartleld visited his parents The following described property to wit: ('(.tivenieiKM ,oid suti'Minu u h njini I evening. Sept. 21st. Finder please '' and Mi . !'• ai and daughter ley, was to arrive in Chicago, it ap- tor. • • • •—— — Irs entail. I or > il.- i»v M lb mm \ Ati Awful Cough Cured. at Lincoln Lake last Wednesday. leave at Coons' clothing store. ni I hii. • i (i.^.oi • i.itin^ Mrs. Deal's Hiood Palsottltig peared, and he wanted Chemorley to After a visit with her sister in Danoer Frow the Plague liurse II years old. Carriage, Double Bu^gy, Cutter, *' I*wo years ago our little girl had Frank Jones went to Beiding last pa?' nt •. Mr. imi Mrs M. IMannid meet him. Chemorley talked It over Grand Rapids Mrs. ("has. Boyle has There's grave danger from the FOR SALE CHEAP- V (fl.NER M Ai/ro. a touch of pneumonia, which left her lesults from chronic constipation, Thursday, returning Saturday, and Single Harness, 2 Robes, 2 Horse Blankets, 16 (.Train Ba^s. M' and Mrs. I d. stanfier and son w hich Is quickly cured by Dr. King's with his wife. returned, with her little daughtor, (•» plague of coughs and colds that are reports his sister. Miss Ella, Chap purpose horse H years old. M'l'b 1° • lay. ('• I 'I. |•lOti. will 1" tin 111 wiili an awful cough. She had spells Kxtens ion Step Ladder, Lawn Mower, Carpenters Tools, ' oid K.ipid- . Mr. and Mrs. AI New Life Pills. They remove all "I shall entertain him In style, of spend a few days with Mrs. W. C. so prevalent, unless you take Dr. man, recovering from her Illness with .1. T. Cavers, 1 if •well. 2w . Antuniti I estiva! at Mtn. Kail of coughing, just like one with the " m : • nn-r a ml -• mi • if < aledotila poisonous germs from the system course," he said. "I'm anxious to Denick. King's New Discovery for consump- typhoid fever. Grind Stone. Wheel Barrow, 2 Scythes, Steel R.in^e. Wash W A Nil D: G E NT 1 I.M \ N OR n ont' bel wi'im ' a'" d-Mil.t I1111 . and ^i.-it'-d '»li and Mrs. Wm. Stauffer whooping cough and some thought and infuse new life and vigor; cure make a good impression on that (fates L. Stannard. admlnlstrat.nr. tion. coughs and colds. Mrs. Geo. Mrs. Henry Scott was conveyed to Bench and Wringer, Book Case, Carpet, Cabinet L urinsilles ladv with gnod relereui' . ('• travel Km-pori. f"ot rai < s eti and ilaii' '' a tad a; . •dt" would not get well at all. Wo Walla, of Forest city, Me., writes; got a l ot tie of Chamberlain's Cotmb sour stomach, nausea, headache, man." will sell household furiiiture and the home of her daughter, Mrs by rail or with a rig, tor a tirm of in ••veiling. All come and hau a 1 other personal property at the A. S. "It's a Godsend to people living in Oil Heater, 21 Potato Crates, Household Good., Furniture »od t i (111". 1 i nd M i >. R. 1 I •• nl em spent Remedy, which acted like a charm dlz/,lness and colle, without griping "You are sure to do that with a Grove Sears, In Grattan last Wed- $25u,00n.(in capital. Salan £l,0"2.0n a ia! v with tho lat tor's sister, Mrs. or discomfort. L'.V. Guaranteed at Stannard resldenco in Lowell ou Sat t linialcs where coughs and colds pre- and many othei articles too numerous to mention. per year and expenses, salary paid - she stopped eoughingand got stout face bristling like a scrubbing nesday and endured the trip wonder Wm I i'.iinker and wlfi- and Mi' 1 N - w ta. a t t' ili'd'mla. D. (f. Look's drug store. nrday Oct. 13 at one o'elock p. in vail. I Iind il •luickiy ends them. It fully well. Mr. Scott returned here weekly and ••xpenses advanreil. \d daimhtor (>rpha \ i dli d rel.i t i\ • - la and fat." writes Mrs. ()ra Bussard. brush," said Mrs. Chemorley, sar- pivvriil pneuinonia, rures lagrlppe. See bills printed at Tut; Li ih.i u Saturday but was called back Sun Sale Begins at One O'clock P. WI., Sharp dress, with stamp, dcc 21 (.irand Hnpidsa few ilavH la .l W ' l, Mi md Mr I owls Uarkiey \ isitod Uru baker. III. This remedy is for castically. "It may seem a small gives wonderful rolief in asthma ami sale by M. N. Henry. ollice. day on account of a poor spell IiIm •losepb A. Mexander Lowell Mkb. • it ll.iaing. : a I nrday a nd Sunday hay I'cvor, and makes weak lungs • {••v.'!..!. W rkvhl. Kov. IIimi haw • Biggie Berry Book is an excellent thing, hut there really is a good deal This Is t he season of dccay and w ife hail Saturday night. TEKMS Sums of S3.0G and under cash. Sums ovei .TO.HO and wivi-s atlemlcd Hi" B/ipii.t • • ' I hnmas was t he guest of little manual worthy of a place In In first impressions," she continued si rong enough to w ard tdf consump- NEW ilnl SE I OR SAL1 OR ^ a 11 1 li nina • Mmida \ . GLMDALR. weakened vitality. Nn 1 urois Indng Miss Carrie Coivin of Beiding vis (> months time on ^ood approved bankable notes at i> pei cent rent-i» rooms, 2 elosets, city water, Association at (i.'ilar •prints I it t every farmer's library. The book Is "If I were you I would shave." shorn nfils beauty ami bloom. Ifyon tion, coughs and colds. 5(lc and Id 0(1 Guaranteed at D. (J. Look's drug ited her mot her over Sunday. electrle lights, good cellar, maple week Kirk Parkhnrst's Utile girl Is 111. eondeused and practical, as valuable Chemorley got to thinking It over, would relaln yonrs.foriify yonrsys interest. for the villager, with Ids 10x12 berry at ore. Trial bot I Ie free. Burr Davis of Alton called at the shade. B. C. SMITH. ICItner I '.a vl-t is on ( Iim -iek li. t. A ^ omm Mather at 70. Ira Durteinanreturned to his work and he shaved—for that occasion MADE ATTHEGRBAT tem with llollister's Rocky Motin* in \nn Arbor after a ten days'visit pilch, as it Is for the commercial tain Tea. cents, ten tn1 I a Idol h. home of D. Garlield Sunday. N. f. GOULD. Audionecr GATES L.S1ANNARD, Administrdtor. I.i ITS FOR SALE.—THE BEST K. Iv Kelh y a nd u ifi a t ti-u lr.| t Ie ""M.\ ninth'f has suddenly been only. WATCH WORKS AT BI SINESSOPPORTI'NITV-A with Ids people at this place* berry grower, with his twenty acre D. (f. Look. Ross Marr and sister, Miss MIna.of ., . j . g ^ i' "• " residence building site In Lowell. ftiMoral of IloimM' \nl tify in 1 titii' I,, disable 1 In r, nntilsix months Atkinson Co., Phiiadelphla, Melba came to town. Chemorley had MIsm with Magazine Subscription Agency at the Cascade church next Sunday, In Kalamazoo Friday. here and their teams are busy haul of Columbia Falls, Mont., were mar parents, Mr and Mrs. Marr and of dry. cement walk, ir» large shade day from ( olor.ido. u h»Mv t If \ spent un. •'mmi she began taking Lleetrlc been rather shunning society, but eatablisbed twenty years, doing a D. Garlield and wife. at ten-thirty In the morning, and at A. Eash shipped a carload of pota- trees, plenty building stone, can see I'dii-i whii'h have••nmpletely • ured Ing In lugs. The dealer who doscn't rled at Kalispeii last Wednesday. th»' Stimmei \s Ith tclaliv- there*was no getting out of taking business of $200 000. per year. A per seven lu the evening. toes to Illinois last week. full length of stn-ct from house site. li'1 and ri-storod the stroimth a.n(l Jim I rnhit h has returned from have DUEBER-HAMPDEN They will make their home at Colum- sou who Is responsible and expressive Frank Jones went to Lyons Mon A lice K oni' h*. • i lad s I, i lly and 1 1 Mrs. Chemorley to the Auditorium Miss Alice Wesbrook of Mlddlevllle .f27.> takes both lots. Inquire of F. 'i ' I v11 \ sle had la ihe prlino of Iif' ." ids home in t he nori h WATCHES may fell ycu bia, Falls, the groom having lived lu meeting people and canvassing, day. Samuel Coster had a horse shot Cljra \\ aid'-' k ^peni l iinrHtlay after- , and— there for some time. visited her m dher Saturday night and badly Injured by some careless M. Johnson. .\iii' > drs W . I.. (illpatt !• k. of Dan Jake Konkleand wlfeof Alto spent they are not the best. He who will not object to appointing Mrs. Orabelle Choate and her noon with Miss I hiy Iiamsdid, wIn) 1 "Weil, would you he willing for and Sunday. hunters on his farm last week. forth, M' • reatost ri'stora11 ve med -ipent Sunday with Josiah Pdough. wants to sell what he hes- G. V. McConnell, a former Lowell agents and working with them iu mother. Mrs. Strong, of Keene visit TEN WEEKS FOR l"'". This returnod Salurday nnirnin^ to li'M Mr. and Mrs. W. Millard Palmer I' lne na i lie ^'liibi'. Sets stomach. also Sam Koim and family. COUNCIL me to go the way I am?" asked Che- it's human nature. business man, was iu town lastf his territory. To such a person we ed at the homes of Mesdames Sher paper on trial to new subserlbers In seUool work ;•( Vpslland of the Valley City and Dr and Mrs. Hvor and l ldnoys right, parities the morley. • Before fviymg. rsk the Thursday. He Informed us that he will pay a monthly salary, a com rard, Denny and Tower Friday. HOWNB. Kent, lonla and Barn counties 10 • Uildred 'iuant of 'fraud Rapids Harvey of Chicago visited Mr. and 1 Idood. .and • no - m d oia. billou-aiess "If you think you can stand it, I dealer who has tliem, had sold his furniture and undertake mission, and also a lurther Interest, Bert Llllle was lu Ionia Tuesday. weeks for I' cents. \ our money 1 spent a few days tills week with PROCEEDINGS Mrs. c F. Holt at Cascade Springs Mr. ami Mrs. Burt Burdlck are Torments of letter nnd Icxeitin md i • i, n • \\ midiM fill Nor vi might," replied his wife. "Rut," she lug business al Reed city and pur- in the business of said territory that back, if you do not find It the best •arali Weiland. Norman Quackeubush has had his last Thursday evening moving back to Bowne from Three Allayed I nnii'. I'i in rto. M-."* HIATIOM. Council of the village of Lowell, held fresh start?" tee In Grand Rapids, whose sou Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Thomas. W. riiiiiiilHTlalii'H Salvo ami many se John Lenhard was on the sick IM s 'veraI weeks ago by t he Illness of mother. Mrs, Nichols, at the former's rings. 04p. Ilonry M. Kabo of ("allfornla and last week. in the Counidi rooms on Frldav even- He was determined to have that R. 1). Stocking George w as home from the Ferris home at Cascade Springs. Hagen and Miss Blrdsell of East vere eases haw Ihm-ii p rmanorith ing, Sept. JS 11)00. her daughter. She brought home Institute at Big Rapids. c.ired by Its iiho. I or snip bv M. N. Ins slst'i. Mrs. Nettlo Ahlrieh. of Kirk Parkhurst entertained com beard, however. The week wont by three niammotli apples raised in Floyd Foster of the Agricultural Caledonia visited Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Maawnn.l woro gmsts al tho horn" Meeting called to order at 10:00 p and he bristled out finely. Fvery . ('nrley Thursday evening. THE LOWELL MARKET REPORT. Henry. pany over Sunday. m. by President Look. Broomlieid, one of them weighing college at Lansing visited his par- • • •f l''M ry I'urdy last week. iLivIng bought Morse Lake. [Corrected Oct. 3. 1901}.] Mose Keller and family, Dan Llnd morning he would remark to Mrs one pound, two ounces and measur- ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. 11. Foster, Ed. Kelley and I wo daughters of Present, Trustees, Mat tern, Peck- D. McNaughton's I'AIIKEU,. 'I hoiv w;i< a large attendance al and family and Mr. and Mrs. John ham. Perry, Smith. NanDykeand Chemorley on the hilssfulness of not ing 14 Inches around, and they are Mr. and Mra. Henry Patterson at over Sunday Nebraska were visitors of T. W. 1. H A IN. ehnrh Sninlay oviadag, but/ tho mio only fair samples of the fruit on Ihe Interest In the Gougherty last Wednesday. W bea t 70c 'I'liero will bo a b i\ soeial 1 u -sd iv Freeman, all of Boston, attended sor Wlnegar. Full board. having to strop a lazor. lather and (ended church at Lowell Sunday. Cascade Grange will give a social i'h a* was at Ri'lding tree. Oats :J2 evonln^ at I'arnell fur (he 1.- n.Mo nf vices at tho Dunkard ( hurch Sunday Moved by Trustee Wlnegar, that scrape for ten long, valuable min- Mae Yelter. who has been visiting at their hall In this village Friday Anna Cheron of Grand Rapids Is Mrs. E. C. Terry enterlalnod the Corn 51 Mio rhlin h. The om» In M hnl Mr •linpaainj' Svraense was tie morning. the village of Lowell, lease to the utes sml then being undei no neces- relatives at Freeport the past week, evening of this week. Chicken pie, visiting Mrs. Thos. Curley. Rye 55 Tuesd/iy u as wHI a I (j mlc I guest of < R Porter Sunday. Lowell Spoelalty Co. until the expir- sity of washing out a shaving mug. following relatives Sunday in honor returned home Sunday. pumpkin pie, doughnuts and coffee Miss Flora Doualson spent Sunday Klmer Wlney, w ife and mother In of her sister, Mrs. c. Chapin. of Ami- Buckwheat 50 Mra, ll \ Whlto Ih keeping house ation of a certain contract between Cash Bargain will be served. with her mother In (irand Rapids. Mrs. .1 iii»' I'ark'M' nl Mn^sI.'V law visited John Lenhard and fain cleaning, drying and incasing (he Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark and the village of Lowell, andtheCIti- over, S. Dak., whom she had not I BED spent a few day . last weok with f'"" ^ I' l\eecli for a !'• w weeks. iiy Saturday evening. razor. daughter Esther were the guests of Calvin Llllle Is III. Miss Grace Blanding of Vergennes $28 t"1 zon-t Light Co., of Beiding, Mleidgan, seen for twenty-four years, and of Corn and oats per ton ... Macule IM'iscojj Mi ' hirsidi nf Bnwie- i; \ iHiting IiIh Miss Monroe spent Saturday and The second week was passed. The i'isiopis lOmii c.i'im . Mrs. Ritter ofGroton.S. Dak ; Mr. Walter Blakeslee and family Sunday. The Misses Llllle of Ohio are guests Is visiting Mrs. Fred Aldrlch. Bran per ton . 20 nu d nmhl.M. Mi . Krank Keirh. iunday w it h Mrs. Rnben Lee. whieh said contract expires Mareh Slore of C. Llllle. Bonnie Mnrpliy Im aerloti tly ill, 10,15)0!), sufflclont power to nm a 20 growth did actually begin to look iRVOUJ) DEBIUIT and Mrs. A. Ritter, daughter Mabel Ida L. Houghton returned home Claud Hunt called at the home of Middlings per ton . 21 00 Mrs. Will himuan ol (Jr uid Kaplds WIIIIh Pnnly's arm Is Improving. Harley l^ailia-d spent Sunday a I h. p. motor at thelactory of the said like a beard. Then: Vim world mlmlnM men vOtn mi. irm-K In iilivMi-nl and two sous. Floyd ami Roy, of Friday after a week's visit with her J. S. Thorn Sunday. Corn Meal per ton . 22 00 Kdmore. tnAntal riii'l norvK I oivo) m.ni of ti nMiiun, oiiiitm iiml cousin, Jennie Freyermuth. rHODIICK Ih vIhIMii^ Ihm* fa t her. I li'Mr will be proa< hing by Ro\, Lowell Spoelalty Company during "My dear," said Mrs. Chemorley porioiml ninKiiKiKDii Mm Iruo lyj j • i ri-i i.iiiii1io...i LakeOdessa, Misses Lola and Chris we will endeavor to LOG A N. >iinipinn next Sunday niotning ICthel Durtoiuan is helping Mrs the hours of the day when the village one morning. "Bertha writes me TO MUtlu UiIh ilio llrBl, i.'.oii - M i/ooiUii'iillliv Hue Ritter and Rob Rk hards of give the people Mrs. Nina Hartley was the guest spent Sunday with Wm. Anderson'1h' n Flour per cwt 2 20 Mrs. John Micky i-t nlti'iin;; with nSfWSfWiik'h kt\Mrnioit ll y lot * vicitl »ih \ ncntfti Peter K. Thomas returned from Eggs 20 II Hllirht lllllOHH. f'kero will also l»" servltes at seven Alvin Weaver for a few days. lighting plant Is not carrying the that she is going to make us a Ilttle innViOlfM v i»r!|i II vln,;. Ionia and Mrs. L. R. Willetts of of relatives at Lowell 1 wo days last and family at Harris Creek. p. in land od. whon Ihe pastor wilt 0.!,£r,,ifR'8 WERVIOOR Iiml IN Rtioim', Catm NcrVM. Portland, Mich. week. Remus last week where he has been Butter lb ..18(a20 .- -- •--- lighting load, with tlie proviso lhat visit and she Is going to bring with Mr. ami Mrs. 1'. Bird ol (iran I IWM N.rveu. Oehlll»y. I alli.if Meirnrv. Villi Wank- The Installation of oflicers of visit ing his sou.iNelson Thomas, and Lard .. S(/z)10 ha \ i* assist atjei- la I he pulpit. Hie said Lowell SpecialtyCompany her whom do you think? Vour old iMt. ProilrMllen, Sirerlfmne. n mul oi Im i Unusiiiilly Mrs. Ella Ogllvie bad the misfort- B ipids attomiod (ho funeral nf IV(or Sick Headache Cured. ro OTerwork.Hiiioltlin;. ilrii« Iml 'i i hkI -.Mm i-. mom'u, Cycbimeii dmpter Nt). !H. n. E S, family for several weeks. Wool ..27(a:U- R«».v I nrd piireha-od a twn veai shall have at all times sufllcleni Hmkt'H rli'li, lion I Hi y Mooil ami nivMi-t v iintfl ilimm. une one day last week after spending VERGBFflf P.I. ByrneH biHt Tie-sday. sweetheart, Ella Rogers it seems Beans mch cleaned I I0(ad 2a old • olt Inal week. Sirk headaohe Iscaused by derange power to run their machine room Knually good for wonvn. Hooi ih r. .... wan held Friday evening. Past Good Values the afternoon with Mrs. L. H. Merrl- A number from here attended the (hat Ella Is on her way to Now York Pricell.fHiii iio*. m* fin ITuio, t t. , villi k iruor- Mr. Bonner of Grand Rapids vis- Beans hand picked 1 25(u I iwi noait of the slomaeh and by IndigoH- from (ISSd a m. to a.-Jin p. m. at its •nt««o to rofiimi. if not oim i •! or lionvi int. Worth Matron Ella Nicholson being man to have her foot badly bruised, fair at Lake Odess/i last week. Mrs Ka|i« Pnrdy Is still eonl 1 and Bertha and she will start F.isl ited his niece, Mrs. Albert Krum, last Potatoes 'la KRKKIt 4 KM I KII. 111 hoi* liod Hon. Chamborhilii's Stomach and present "apaeUy of li'., h. p. PlfriR MEDICAL ASSO MATION, 4 IIICAOO. U. S. A. the Installing ofllcer. The new Some of our goods are here- her horse stepping on It when she Mr. and Mrs. Wm Glasgow were LI ver TableLs correol these disorders The rental for said power so leased together. So Bertha thought we Small kI/u &0centH ollicers are as follow s: W. M —- more are coming. We extend Sunday guests at the home of (feorge Sunday. Clover S 5(1 Mrs J. J. Wond is wpemliiiK " week was trying to unhitch. I ho fnllnwiim ofllcors wero elort^d and eff.-et a cure By taking those to be al a rate of Gc per K. W. with might like to entertain her for a few Emma Coons; W. P.—S. p. Hicks; A. a courteous request that you Nagler at Freeport. Miss Freda Bailey went to Vpsl- Alsvke 8 50 with h^r dan^hlor, Mm. JoimSmarl, Kohl at lienry's Modern DruK Store b.v lie- Minn Snmla.v Holinnl Sunday tablets as mooii as the first Indication a discount of .V) per cent and a mini days. I'm.sure I don't mind. Von are M.—Bessie Henry; sec—Emma will do us the honor of paying lantl Saturday for a year's study. Timothy 2 IKVii 2 25 a* Hagliiaw. Supt. Lentvi Stlmpson, as'st. snpt CAICADB. Mrs. N. Ford called on a school- MEATS of the disease appears, the attack mum charge of |I5.0() per month and beginning lo look so nice and (loans, Be Hirre and read our j;rea( comldu- Greene; treas.--Nlmi WIsner; con.— our store a visit. mate, Mrs. George Klahn, In Soutb Mr. ami Mrs. Don Collar visited at Mrs. < arrli Roller; see. ami Ireas.. may be w arded off riot a free sam Mrs. ('. Palmer passed away at Beef, live weight, per cwt ..$2 r»0(&$ 50 Mrs Kat-o Tlmrber and son I'loyd a maximum charge of I-'Cohi por lie with that beard. No, I hIihI) not aIiou suDsr rlpIion offer of the Low- LIHa Stocking; a. con—Cora McKay; Boston Thursday. the home of Jesse Sweet at Moseley Mrs. M. L IlaponiMii: le/uhcrs, Mr her home lu this village Friday, B»H'f dressed 00(0 7 00 of Oraud Kapids havo been H|iondiii|r pie and try them For sale by M. N. month. Carried. Veas, Mattern, he uneasy." el I ledger for a year and (he Farm Ada -Delia Wlnegar; Ruth—Florence Saturday and Sunday. a few flays with I ho former's cousin, Stimpson. Ina Wiggins, Mrs. (j Henry. King; Esther—Mary Whitney; Mar- Sept. 2Sth., and was laid to rest Ed. Day and Mrs. J. M. English Veal dressed 7 00(u7 50 Peckham. Perry, Smith, VanDyke Chemorley says that some or these Journal for the balance of FHHI, and and sou of Pennsylvania are visiting Miss Anna Peters visited her par- Torhi Lveryono |m oordially In — • - — Sunday In the village cemetery, fun- Sheep live weight ..^4 (HXa 5 (Ml C A. Iav. and Wlnegar. UW. Vm, 1000, 1010 and IIM1, live tha—Ethel Thomas; Electa Lenna J. B. Hawley yited to at lend the Sabbath school, dayn ho will join a popular e.\| Hi|i eral services being conducted by Rev. at the home of I). D. Holcoinb. ents at Ada Sunday. Lambs live weight (»50(a7 00 The lA'dgor, ('osmoijolltan and On motion by Trustee VanDyke, years, both papers for (he price of Yelter: warder—Belle Ecker; sent.— Lewis Dalleraudfdinll.v woro^uest i rrlnes are offerer I to ehlldren w ho ^t lion and then he will raise that G. T. Stansbury of Grand Rapids, Peter K. Thomas visited at the j Mrs John Krum has Ikmmi visiting Calve* live 5 50 Review of Reviews, regular price ( ouncil adjourned. one. Just walk up lo the captain's Stephen Marsh; chap Bessie David- ol John Ktihn at OUhco Sunday. tend every Sunday this quarter. beard. For the present he has glvvn son; marshal Lelse Hodges; or- King Block. who preached at the church Sunday home of his son, N. Thomas, east of at LaPorte. Ind., the past two Pork alive 6 00 |"».ij(), our clubbing price |3.05. T. A. MUKPflY, Clerk. ollice and draw the meat-hI prize 1 up the idea. you ever drew. ganist R D. Stocking. evening. Claiksvllle Saturday and Sunday. weeks. Pork dressed 7 00

i Attorney General Moody has direct- A widespread plot to kill the czar MICHIGAN NEWS. [awell ledger. ed that suits be brought against a has been uncovered and two terrorists large number of railroad companies concealed inside Peterhaf palaco in- Wealth Above and Below. VILLAGE OFFICERS OF Smith's Alibi. to recover penalties for violation of closure were captured. An illustration of the diversity 0! M Jomwoji, Rtabliaktt. LOWELL, MICH. the safety applance law through fail- A cablegram from Ambassador Sheriff Tennant says that he and i upper Michigan's resources came to ure to keep their equipment in prop- the prosecutor are so busily engaged 1 PASSING OF Leishman at Constantinople states notice yesterday at the Hammer farm, D, G, l/jok. President. tOWELL, .1. MIOHIOAN er condition. The largest number of with cases in the circuit court that, arrangements havo been completed near here. Two different crews T. A, Murphy, Clerk, violations attributed to any road is nothing has been done since Sunday for the reception of Ambassador ENI regarding the Dynes murder case in of men were at work, one exploring U. B. Williams, Treasurer, 51, against the Delaware & Hudson Leishman by the sultan, October 1. Galien. Mrs. Cordia Swank and her THE DESOLATION LEFT BY THE Y-PUBLICfo r iron ore for Pickands, Mather & R, E. Sprlngett. Attorney. OCTOBER I 19061 IN -T--T- company. The total number of viola- President Roosevelt has appointed ATTEMPTED BANK ROBBERY alleged paramour. William Smith, are Progfress F, J. McMahon. Supt. Lighting and Co.. of Cleveland, which recently took ECTraatiiiJki^aEIia^.iwFTil tions is 181. HURRICANE IN THE SOUTH THE UNITED STATES ASSUMES Morgan Sinister as a member of the SHERWOOD MADE A WILD still in the sheriff's custody, having au option on the property, and the oth- Power Plant. The net decrease in the pension roll been held to the next term of circuit APPALLING. J. B. Yelter. Assessor. Philippine commission to fill one ol TIME. CONTROL IN UNHAPPY er engaged in thrashing oats. One Jt 1 2 6 of the United States for the fiscal year court on tho statutory charge pre- Dr. O. C. McDannell. Health Officer. 3 4 5 the vacancies caused by the resigna- CUBA, craw was sinking a test pit, and the ended June 30, last, amounted to 12,• ferred by the woman's husband, Clyde Merritt Sayles, Marshall and Street tlon of Gov. Gen. Wright and Gov. SHOTS ARE EXCHANGED Swank. They have been unable to fur- LIFE AND PROPERTY LOST other was operating a steam thrash- 8 10 11 12 470, the largest decrease ever known tfen. lue. | Commissioner, *3 nish $500 ball. ing machine. A similar occurrence was 7- in the history of the country. These TAFT IS NOW GOVERNOR. Trustees—R. Van Dyke, J. A. Mat- The postal administration of Japan « "I understand that Smith's relatives Hundreds Are Dead, Island Washed remarked in Spring Valley. A steam l 18 facts are brought out in annual report vn,a Russian Revolution? tern, H. A. Peckham, C, Guy Perry, ?6 20 has advised this government that 9ers Awakened by the Explosions •4 '5 7 say they have a good alibi that will Completely Away—War Vessels and thrasher was at work on the farm of Weldon Smith. W, S. Wlnegar. of Commissioner of Pensions Warner, Rushed Out and Were Met With a fiee him of the charge of murdering Palma Quits as President, Which packages containing tobacco destined Andrew Youngs, while Just across the TOWNSHIP OFFICERS. 2! 22 2 2 which has just been completed. In for any country beyond Japan, are Dynes should such a charge be made." Other Ships Wrecked. Forces Immediate Intervention— 3 4 252 6 27 Fusilade of Revolver Shots. New York.—A letter has been tc- next day they were Induced to return demand a multitude of victims. It road was the big Baltic mine, in full Christopher Bergin, Supervisor, the report the commissioner expresses prohibited from passing over the ter- said Sheriff Tennant, "We know that Hurrying Troops to the Island Now. C, G. Stone, Clerk. he was at his cousin's house at 10 •ceivetf fil {his city from the capital of to their duties on the promise that the seems that tho same motive is now commission. 28 c 3 the opinion that there will be a still ritory of Japan, even if sent by par- Secured No Booty. Slowly awakening from the stupor H. L. Weekes, Treasurer, 2930 3i o'clock ou the night of the crime. His which follows In the wake of one of Finland vhitfh throws many sidelights matter should be inquired into. Two- animating the revolutionists. Bomb more marked decrease during the Ce 8 >( 8t The resignation of President Palma. James McPherson. Highway Com- l 7 ! ' vi » . . ^ Seven yeggmen. believed to be the relatives now aver that they can prove nature's mighty convulsions, the peo- •on Hie eocltfl, polftlcal and revolution- thirds of tho force, it now appears, throwing has assumed the sinister Three Killed and Many Injured. present year. which he refused to recall, the split lu missioner. Advices have been received by the same gang that robbed the bank a* he did not leave the house that night." ple of the hurricane-swept sections of ary conditions there during the tu- are of the socialist-revolutionary par- forms of auarchisnl abroad, formerly Passenger train No. 8. of the Wa- Bishop Charles D. Williams, of the tho Cuban congress, which body was LOWELL BOARD OF TRADE. na\) department from Commander White Cloud several nights ago, ex- the gulf states are now beginning to multuous flays of the Sveaborg mu- ty, and mostly themselves members wholly unknown to Russia. bash railroad, running from Kansas Episcopal diocese of Michigan, in an Sutherland of the Dixie, in Dominican ploded three charges of dynamite in Suicide's Motive Unknown. left without a quorum to act, and the OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. realize the magnitude of the disaster tiny; The tetter was written by Mrs. of the Red Guard, and sided openly Gen. Kuzmin-Karaviev, one of the City to Buffalo. N. Y., known as the address to Y. M. C. A. members at waters, indicating that the govern- the safe of the Sherwood Exchange W. A. Watts, Prosident. Mrs. Emma Lytle. aged 40. a mas- which has befallen them. Isabel Dcmner, widow of Herman Don- with the latter in the Hagnas riot, leading liberals, an ex-professor of law condition of things generally wero Buffalo mail, and due in Danville, 111., Detroit on "The Bible and the Word ment of Santo Domingo is doing all in bank between 2 and 3 o'clock Sunday F, T. King. Vice-President. seuse. laid a cloth saturated with Mobile is cut off from the outside ner, for 22 years United Statcc con- and ou other occasions of turbulence in the military academy of jurispru- such than on Saturday Secretary of at 4:52 a. m., ran into an open switch H, A. Peckham, Secretary, of God," declared that the Bible was Its power to put down the insurrec- nwrning without reaching $11,000 which chloroform over her face in her room world and chaos reigns in the city. Thr sul at Helsingfors, and addressed to and bloodshed. The police are very War Taft. issued a proclamation to the west of Catlin. HI., early Wednesday, R. VanDyke, Treasurer. not the word of God, and that the tlon. I It contained. in Jackson Wednesday evening and dence, thus sums up tho situation laid loss is $5,000,000. Hattlesburg Is. prac- people establishing a provisional gov- and crashed Into a section of a freight O. C. McDannell, A. W. Weekes. D. ThL when suspicions were aroused when her sfcm, Prof. H. Montague Donner, poorly paid and are thus drawn only bare by the tragedy on Apothecary teachings to the contrary are the Gov. Deneen* of Illinois, appointed ' plosions aroused the town and tically >viped out with damage of $1,- ernment, of which he Is the official train. The passenger coaches, except WEEK'S EVENTS llun(ll e(ls she did not respond to a call for sup- of York. from the lowest, class—now it is Island: G. Look. most prolific source of unbelief the as delegates to the National Farmers' " men. many of them half- OOO.OOO. Pensacola Is desolated with head. One paragraph of the proclama- one, turned over and burned. STANDING COMMITTEES. to Th' t $5,000,000 loss, while from surrounding "H^Wlngfors, Aug. 10-23.—There Three persons are known to have Market—H. J. Coons. Chairman. had disrobed, carefully arranged her marks should be granted to giving bet- sort to murder. The government has tion shows the intent of the United The authorities appear to have sud- towns hourly come reports of death have indeed "been terrible events hap- been killed. Several others are miss- New Industries—W. E. Marsh, Chair- MOST IMPORTANT HAPPENINGS clothes and apparently had gone about ter pay and augmenting the force, be- States. It. reads: denly reversed their attitude toward of the American World, and John M. and destruction. Town after town iu pening: here. Tho days of the mutiny^ found the existing laws, the dictator- ing. Thirty-seven injured are being man. AT HOME TOLD IN CON- bers escaped, probably on a freight, her suicide with deliberation. "The provisional government, hereby the union of the Russian people. The Kirkham, of Newton. the interior Is In ruins while the coun- were very anxious ones, and tho con- sides having a body of mounted police ial ordinances, martial law, and mili- taken care of at, Danville hospitals. Conventions—S. P. Hicks. Chairman. tiain that passed at 3:20. She had been traveling through established will bo maintained only DENSED FORM. prefect Sunday withdrew his permis- While five men in the Big Foui try districts are devastated. tlniiaf firing both from Skatudden and armed with rifles. But the senate de- tary courts too great a restraint, and Village Improvements—Rev. R. H. The villagers, with the exception of southern Michigan for several months 1 Enormous damage 10 both life and long enough to restore order, peace Accused of Forgery. sion for meetings of the union. shops at Mount Carmel, 111., past. She former^' lived at St. i the -various fortress islands was fear- murs at the expense I Yet unless and leaps across these barriers at every Bready, Chairman. Former Sheriff Frank Swain, were tin- property was done at several of the and public confidence by direction of Seven carloads of supplies for the were placing truck wheels on a armed and beat hasty retreats. Swain Charles and has grown children there | ful to "hear. The streets were full of until this is done there can be no safe- step. It has put itself on the same Because they are alleged to have Good Roads—H, Nash, Chairman. army forts and naval stations along and in the name of the president of Sports and Special Days—W. LATE FOREIGN DISPATCHES troops sent to Cuba by the United new engine, the truck fell and John sot his shot gun and the few shells he and at Saginaw, who have been noti-1 Russian eoldlers and Cossacks, and guard for the public safety and order plane as the revolutionists' methods perjured themselves in swearing that fied. She had been divorced from her ihe gulf coast. but in calling upon the Russian mili- and surpassed them, and now the revo- the United States, and then to hold they had resided on homestead lands in Wlnegar. Chairman. States were shipped from the .Jeft'er- Murphy, of Strattsville, Tenn., was ^ad, boldly took a stand across the ( All the loss of life and most of the many faniflies tied from their homes. such elections as may be necessary to slIeet 1 rom the bank and husband. The motive for the deed if tary. The Red Guard have been for- lutionists are borrowing from the gov* North Dakota. William Welsh and El- Press—B, C. Wieck, Chairman. sonville, Ind.. quartermaster's depot. killed, Ora Wicklin. of Mount Carmel " blazed away wrecks occuned at ihe eastern end I see that in the account of the end- determine on those persons upon tnteresting Items of News Gathered th rol g 1 th(1 not positively known. mally prohibited from meeting and ernment. mer Carr, of Gobies, and Claude Seven high school sorority girls fatally injured and the other three 1 ! l windows In the direction of the sound, about 50 miles from ing of the mutiny in the American whom the permanent government of Weathersby. of Three Rivers, have from All Paits of the Globe and seriously hurt I whlcl1 he knew the safe to be. acting in future, but who is to enforce were injured, one of them probably Up to Attorney General. Mobile. The worst catastrophe was at papers what is stated to have been Policemen Slaughtered. the republic should be devolved." been arrested by federal officers and Outlined in the Briefest Manner fatally, in a runaway accident at Horn island where llghtkeeper John- this? They permeate the whole of Marines were landed from the war O. C. McDannell, M. D. Wh0 An appeal from Finnish employes of 1 The reaT determining cause is not men- "Formerly ministers were killed, will be taken to Minot. All three men Possible. Ypsilanti, Mich., while students were w^Te^dt X 'Vrr. thJsto^nTcr—g.'USt a'" son with his wife and daughter were tho working classes and terrorize all vessels in the harbor and Governor have been indicted by a federal grand Physician and Surgeon a. ane.ted at New \ork and charg- 0f bullets that whizzed about his head, the Rockland mine, in Ontonagon 1 tioned. On one of the islands held but rarely governors, and subordinate swept into the gulf with their light- who disagree with them, and they Taft immediately asked for troops to jury in the west. oeing initiated. ed with the murder of his bi other, His ammunition was soon gone and he, county, sent originally to the Russian j by the mutineers were two largo pow- OFFICE IN NEQONCE BLK.. LOWELL. MICMi house and drowned. Before the storm have no distinguishing badge, unless officers almost never. Now mere po- bo sent to preserve order. The war de- THE CUBAN REVOLT. Middleport bank, a private institu- Markar Markarian, confessed to the too. fled. It. is not thought he wounded ambassador at Washington, has been j der magazines. One of these was Johnson refused a chance to go licemen are slaughtered by droves. partment received a wireless message tion at Middleport. ().. is closed, and it police that he killed his brother. He ' any of them. referred to Attorney General Bird. 1 they choose to assume one. They are American intervention in Cuba is at-hore. struck by a shell from one of the men- Formerly pains were taken to avoid from President Roosevelt, who Is ou THE MARKETS. said that he threw his brother's head They say that on July 30 they went on now undisguised anarchists and give M. O. Greene, M. D. declared certain. Marines landed in is believed nearly ail the $115,000 of Before entering the bank, the yegg- Mobile. Ala., and vicinity the dead of-war and exploded, causing great board the Mayflower, authorizing it to a strike. In order to better their con- free expression to their hatred of the accidental victims, as in the case of Havana to protect the treasury, and deposits is lost. Aged depositor made into the Hudson river. men bound up a night employe of a number 102. loss of life, and if the second and send the first, expedition from Newport l-)"troit—Kxf.ni dry-fpij ;;tot*rs auu Phyalclan and Surgeon livery stable, the only man up in the ditions, and were going peacefully to upper classes, threatening all sorts Kalaiev. the assassin of the Grand heifers. T-'.fir.; su-ors ami fifilVrs. Secretary Taft will issue a proclama- an attempt to kill the vice president Anti-administration Republicans of Horn island lighthouse and the much larger one had also been struck News, as planned by the general staff. OFFICE IN NEGONCE BLK., LOWELL, MICH. town, and later detained a man who tell the English miners what they had of bloody reprisals and committing Duke Serglus. Now no thought is 1.000 to 1,20'/. $1 "Jiif'/ } -'iif. si*.'<;rs .;i;d I tion creating himself provisional mili- of the bank. Alabama nominated Judge A. E. St rat- whole island on which it stood, swept later the whole Island would have been The first expedition is to sail from hcifvrs. 800 t; stork bulls. lTiOi Palma to withdraw his resignation piesident of the bank was found at the Three dead at Dauphin island. "When ihe explosion occurred I tion. How many have perished in the Eleventh Cavalry. Fort Des Moines: « foodinii" st-'crs. S00 to l.OuO. •••'' gave out a statement in which he George J. Schwelnfurth, of Rockford, "it seems quiet now on the surface, fi t; fair feeiiin*;- slt-ors. xuo 1. i.-jOu. and the action of the moderates in de- rear of the bank. Valuable papers were Tens of thousands of the finest trees was sitting by my open window, and Caucasus, tho Baltic, and iu Poland Fifteenth. Fort Ethan Allen: Seven- said he would not vote for Hearst for a delegate to the American Mining scattered around. Opening a small Body Cut in Two. but there is all manner of seething 'w 2"1; fiioic- sIi,V\«ts. .'•"•) to 70.1. j." R. E. Sprlngett clining to attend the session of con- blown down in southern Alabama; it seemed to me as if a cannon had without inquiry as to their gradation tec nth and Eighteenth mountain bat- f'fL'.*i; fair storUrrs. .'>00 1.0 7"u. i'.'. governor. congress to be held October 10 to 19 ccmpartment of the box he found that The mangled remains of an unknown going on below it." r Attorney-at-Law gress, loss. $10,000,000. 4 been fired off close to my head. Sofie, of guilt? Formerly there were order- teries. Vairjouver; and two companies " - 7.'.; sto.-k heifers. $1* 7.7; miik- Fire starting from an explosion of in Denver, Col. the "yeggs'* in their haste had over- man. thought to be Wm. Conklin. of «'rs. large, you 111;. ui.-ilium $10(5/50; It is certain that a sufficient force Seventy-five are dead in or near ly courts to establish the truth; now of engineers from Washington bar- Loimuou luilUt-r.s. $ 11(it 2'i. Contracts were signed by which a Icoked $92 in cash. Fenton, were found at daylight Satur- my maid, rushed in shortly after, say- General Law Practice and Collections of American troops will be maintained oil in the building of the Pittsburg Pensacola, Fla. Hundreds of persons Attempt to Kill Stolypin. neither lawyers nor appeals are al- r licks. Veal calves—Mark- t .-b-ady. a tVw Detroit shipbuilding firm will furnish No trace has been secured of the day morning on the main line of the ing that many of the windows iu the choice at $S; hesl. $7ru 7 7.'); others. $ 1 ^ in Cuba to support the provisional Plate Glass company at Cleveland. O., homeless. It is now known (hat Brig.-Gen. Office, City Dank Block, robbers, Deputy Sheriff Buckley, of Bat- Pere Marquette railway, a short dis- adjoining house had been shattered The attempt to assassinate M. Sto- lowed. Formerly a few were executed Frederick Funston. who is already in ('»; niikh cows ami spring' rs steady. government and to insure security to destroyed the six-story structure. the double steel tubes for the project- Fort MeRae, one of the uiost modern Sheep and lamhs--.Market. Iambs I'jfi LOWELL, MICH. tle Creek, came here Sunday morn- tance south oi" Kearsley street cross- and that every one expected a second lypin, the new Russian premier, took in a year; now hundreds aro shot in 4 ed Michigan Central railroad tunnel fortifications, swept from the earth Cuba, is to be in command of all the 25c higher than th-' opening last Thurs- life and property pending the estab- Three firemen were hurt by falling ing with his bloodhounds, bur. owing ing. in Flint. It is believed (hat two or under the Detroit river. and five soldiers dead. and worse explosion, when we should place, as everybody knows, at about a month." t re ops sent, to Cuba. Col. E. D. Crow- day; sheep st'-.-niy; wili clos*- lower; lishment of a stable government by walls. Loss. $200,000. tr the fact that many people had vis- three trains, other than the one that best lambs. $7 2.'; fair to good lambs. Fort Pickens badly damaged. be all blown up, and urged mo to fiy four o'clock on the afternoon of Satur- Another phase of the reign of ter- der, of tho judge-advocate general's of- the Cubans. Robert M. Snyder, of Kansas City, A natural gas franchise which gives ited the scene of the crime, the dogs killed him. passed over his body, which 50(a 7; light to ' omruou lambs, $0^; Fort Barrancas almost wrecked. at once. But I pointed out to her that day, August 12-25, in the minister's ror is to be found in the raids made fice. is to be Secretary Taft's le- fi 50; fair to good butcher sheep. St '.M and ex-Councilman Frederick G. Ct- the Kansas City (Mo.) Gas company could not get the trail. was completely cut in two across the Bernard C. Wieck American troops are moving toward Five United States warships and a I had nowhere to fly to and that the villa on Apothecary Island, near St. by small bands of revolutionists on gal adviser in the organization of the <$'5; culls ami common. $2^' ".. hoff. of Denver, were indicted in St. the right to serve that city with chest. The upper part of the trunk was Hogs—Market slow at 10c higher Cuba. Mobilization of the force will government floating dock wrecked or streets now were unsafe. Mr. Cooke, Petersburg. The minister escaped the government buildings such as banks, new government. ATTORNEY AND Louis, the former for bribery and the natural gas for 30 years at an av- Making Sugar. found 25 feet from the lower. A flask prices than last week. lian«<- of prh-rs; be at Newport News. Va.. for the most sunk, three dead and $1,000,000 loss. Mr. Taft stated that he expected to Light to good butchers. $0 50; pigs, COUNSELOR. erage rate of 28 cents per 1,000. was of whisky, labeled "Happy Dreams." , part, although a part of the tirst ex- latter for perjury in connection with The Saginaw Valley Sugar Co. si art- Lifesaving station ou Santa Rosa remain in Cuba only a fortnight and S'i : .5; light yorkrrs. $»3 tOwG '0; roughs. passed by the city council and signed was found near the remains. Conklin $3(a 5 25; stags. off. peditionary force to Cuba will be the passage of the Central Traction ed the beet sugar campaign Monday, island swept completely away and would then return to Washington, as Postofflce Bldg. Lowell, Mich. franchise bill in 1SHS. by Mayor Bardslee. which is .1 week or 10 days earlier had run a stand at the fair during the affairs concerning the Philippine 1 sent from New York and Tampa, week. every one of five keepers drowned. Chicago—Tteeves. l ". U G ;I0; cows Gov. Hoch, of Kansas, received a Congressman Henry C. Louder- than usual. The tonnage is twice that Escambia drawbridge, costing hun- islands and the Panama canal demand- ami heifers, $1 •i0f?7 5 10; slockers and Fla. feeders. .•>2 >551/ I 50; T'-xans. S-I TO'Tt letter from .lohn O'Neil. of Fort Col- slager was nominated by the Repub- of a year igo. and ibe beets contain a dreds of thousands of dollars, gone ed his immediate ai tent ion. He has re- Advices received at the department Mysterious Disappearance. l 10; westerns. 505 5". calves. $6 25 Milton M. Perry lins, Colo., in which O'Neil admitted licans of the First New Jersey dis- high percentage of sugar, which will and three are dead. quested Secretary Bacon to remain an- 0T S of the military establishment of the probably make this the most profitable other week to further assist in perfect- Attorney and Counselor at Law he murdered J. S. Collins at Topeka trict. John L. Hannes left his home near Every wharf and warehouse in Pen- Hogs—.Mark"t steady; mixed nd government indicate that all is quiet year Michigan growers of sugar beets Portage Lake, three miles from Gray- ing an organization necessary to butchers. $•; "a •/f, 72; <1 heavy. Special attention siven to Collections, Co»« six years ago. for which crime John A new steamship company on the sacola demolished. $0 •lofoii 70; rouuh heav\ O-.i/r, '.'u. in Cuba, and that the insurgents in- have experienced. ling. to drive to Roscommon, 16 miles thoroughly install provisional gov- royancing and sale of Ileal Estate. Has also great lakes will build at once eight One thouiand Pensacola homes light. $(> 45(5/(', 70; pigs, 7o •?/ ;j i:alitied nnd been admitted to practioe in the tend to lay down their arms. The Collins, son of the slain man, is serv- The only drawback is the shortage distant. Tuesday, and has not been ernment. Gov. Taft has nominated bulk of sales. Ji; :;•• I"; best shippiui; s;eers. >1.1'*; b that if a head of a slate department Veteran Soldier and Employe. ihe position. Mr. Tall, says ?nat 11 s ].O00 io 1.100-!b. da.. ?l. 15; 1.115; best !at developed in Havana and Secretary mer pastor of the African Methodist rig. His route was through a barren age between Dauphin island and the discharges an employe, who is under and unpopulated country. long as the provisional governmeni Cows. 5>ij..*0'(/;{.75; lair to yoo.l. $2.7)Cfl: Dr. E. D. McQueen Taft is concerned lest the disease at- Episcopal church at Centralia. 111., be- Capt. Perry J. Davis, reported dead mainland have disappeared. trimmers. $1.50; best ! n h'-ifers. $t.b>'(/4.25; civil service, and filed with the com- Hannes was one of the best known 11 continues it will be under his super- iie lium heifers. o.50; best yearlhis; came insane. at. the home of his sister in Perry, N. Many miles of railrord track washed : VETERINARY SURGEON tack the troops which are to be as- vision as secretary of war. steers. IIi.viOW-}.75; best vi irl niis ?3.25(015.50; . Rather than pay taxes on the prop- mission his reasons which, upon their Y.. was for 20 years an official in the men of that section. He was making a away, loss $500,000. sembled there. Maj. Kean, who has Every 1)0(1 y is praising the tact of the cemiuou st.."'i heif-rs. s:.7.v.».:; expor:; Dentistry and Surgery a Specialty* face, constitute just cause for such state treasury, filling every position iu success of poultry raising on the pine Fifty per cent of all pine limber lev- bulls. .^:!.75'5; light • ekers. Sfl.so'i Senor Quesada tendered to the pro- one of the squads that captured Presi- The appearance of four heavily Schooner Daisy wrecked on sub- G..S5; pigs. $ti.7o''i«i.75; m ilk- t ' losed steady Bertha Beilstein. a wealthy young retary of War Taft is in full charge of J. D. Kelly & Sons visional government of Cuba his resig- very sick man and his friends fear he dent Jefferson Davis. aimed men near Pent water, popularly n erged Horn island; one dead. wiili few unsold. will not recover. woman of Allegheny, who has been the Cuban government and ex-Presi- Sheep; M irket a olive; bes lambs. CARTAGE AND nation as minister to this country. believed to be the men who robbed the Pascagoula lighthouse wrecked: ?>"7,75fa7.;H); culls, ?•; I •).5,c wet he $5,751/ Scores of people have been killed, confined in the insane asylum at Dix- Stole the Babe. Newaygo County bank in White Cloud, dent Palma. of Cuba, is a private citi- TEAM1NQ keeper and family escaped in life zen and preparing to take his depart- ti; calls. .$;:>/l.5o, yearlings. ; ewes. mont, Pa., since her conviction for the is terrifying the people. J. J. Scovell, $.5*15.25. MoTinjfin town and to from outside towni a MISCELLANEOUS. many wounded and hundreds of The babe of Mr. and Mrs. Charles boat. ure from the island, never to return, murder of her aged mother eight B. Harris, who separ.iied some time carrier on rural route No. 1. met two Calves: Re.eipts. 1.200; steady; best, cpecialty. Rataa Reaaonable. Satisfaction houses demolished by a cyclone which : Seven ocean boats wrecked on Cat his friends say. $8.7,'if',/!'; heavy. $11.50''/1.50. guaranteed. Phone 222-11. The number of casualties in the ago, was entrusted to its father's par- men Carrying Winchester rifles and devastated the south of Spain at San- j years ago. escaped from that, institu- island: loss $600,000. The closing scene in Ihe death of the great storm is slowly increasing as ents, but th' mother appeared at their two revolvers each, nine miles east of (irnln. Kte. tomera. Two hundred houses fell. tion. Over 2uo miles of telegraph and tele- first independent Cuban republic was messages are received from places home in Lansing a short time ago. ask- Pent water. They bade him drive on phone wires down. Detroit — Wheat—Cash Xo. 2 red. 75c; Perfect quiet prevails throughout simple in the. extreme. There was no 1 which have heretofore been inacces- Theodore Hoosevelt. Jr.. was arrest- I ing permission to take it out for a ride. qiickly, in.l say nothing about meet- ; September. 1.000 bu at 7l ,jc. :;.000 bu ed after a policeman was beaten by I Atlanta. Ga. All the factories that ing them. C. N. Dredwer. butcher, met ! blare of bugles, no rullle of drums, no at 7-1'v. 2.000 bu at 7IV. 5.000 bu at sible. The total was brought up to This was allowed, and tho wife and It Was Brutal. 74%c. 2.000 bu at 71 ^c. 2.000 bu at 75c. Ola M. Johnson were shut down have opened up and 1 wo other armed men in another direc- | marching troops or thronging specta- a certainty of 79. and a possibility of Harvard boys, but was released later, j child have net been heard from since. 5.000 bu at 75yAc. ::.000 bu at 75c: De- Excessive speed, causing the engine 1 thorough confidence has been re- The husband is a motorman. now tlon. who hid in a clump of bushes ; Brutally hazed by upper classmen on tors when the United States secretary cember. 5.000 bu at 77'ic, S.000 bu al Public Stenographer 101* by the reports which reached .Mo- stored on every side. the night of his first college day, Will- of war took the reins of government 77%c. 12.000 bu at 77"sc. 15.000 bu at to overturn, brought on the Salisbury, | working in Connecticut. He was grant- as he drove by. ami Typewriter. bile. iam Forrester, of Milwaukee, a fresh- that had fallen from the hands of the 7Sc. 15.000 bu at 77%c; May. 20.000 Lu Stensland was in .Toilet serving an eii .1 divorce. at 71 Uc. 22.000 bu at RlVic. 15.000 bu at England, railway disaster of July 1 : 3 THB LEDGER He ports that probably a dozen lives indeterminate sentence for bank The Last Cork Pine. | man of the University of Pennsylvania, wavering Palma. 81 %c. 10,000 bu at 81 .',e. 10,000 bu at With . Phone Mb* last, in which upward of a score of j is lying in the university hospital in a t he English consul, had warned me explosion of the Ijomb, concerning the post offices and churches; considerable The Cuban flag still flies from gov- Sl%o; No. o red. 7:>c; No. ] white. 75c. •were lost and that hundreds of square : wrecking just five and one-half hours Did It So Politely. Tho woodsman's ax is about to level | Americans on their way from Ply- critical condition. introduction of which no two stories sums of money and a large amount of ernment buildings and the only sign Corn—Cash No. «, 40c: No. yellow. miles of land were tinder is inches to after his arrival in Chicago from Tan- Chesterfiekiiau crooks are operating the last tract of cork pine in this j that morning on no account to leave 50e. mouth to London lust their lives, ac- < The attack on Forrester occurred In outwardly of the great change that has four feet of water during th? hurri- gier. in Grand Rapids. Roy Devrles was pait of the world. There are about tho house, so that we were as uafe agree, but from the rnlns of the build- treasure have thus been seized. Oats—Cash No. white. 1 car at 36Uc; RTP'A'N-S Tabuics cording to a report made by the board 300 trees on the sixty acres, which the dormitories while he was attempt- come, is the little island squad of blue- rejected. 1 car at 34%c. 1 car at cane on the Mississippi river delta, After shooting and fatally wounding standing against a lamppost when a at home as anywhere else, and must ing 2% corpses were later recovered The revolutionists operate in broad Doctors find of trade inspectors. have been held for thirty-five years ing to tear down from (he wall a coated marines who guard the treas- Rye—Cash No. 2. 1 car at 64o. were brought to New Orleans. The W. .1. Dugan. a member of the sher- highwayman threw a strap around his viak whatever might happen. Poor and the maimed bodies of 32 wounded daylight as follows: Five or six sol- Beans—Cash. $1 .10; n-tober. Novem- A gfood prescription Announcement was made at Apple- ' neck,, held him fast and took $1.15. A by Louis Stleffier, a farmer near Cass piodamatlon put up by the upper ury with its $25,000,000 in money. ber and December, $1 DO nominal inundated tract begins to TO miles iff's posse who attempted to effect bis Sofie was nevertheless full of alarm. persons were taken to the hospital. diers are standing before a govern- ton. Wis., that Miss Elsie Plants and ! moment later he returned and apolo- City. He has just sold the timber lo- classmen instructing the first year stu- There is no evidence of activity on For mankind below New Orleans and is mostly in- arrest. John Hays, the negro who as- cated on ihe Cass river, which was dents how to conduct themselves in There were no windows broken in The attempt to take the life of M. ment lailding with loaded rifles, ready the white warships that ride at anchor Chicago—Cash. No. 2 spring wheat. Tlie B-caat packet la raonffh for nanal occa»> Irwin W. Church will receive Carnegie j gized, saying he was hungry, had just 7R73%e: No. 2 corn. 47Vic; No. 2 •apply for a year. All drufflata sell Hiem. Joe Walcott, of Boston and Hilly planter, in his plantation near Macon, Fied Guneman was held up by robbers, cellent timber which it floated down finished the work Forrester was set ru^ffy were shattered at quite the as marking the end of one epoch and fronted by a stulwart youth pointing peaceful as any city In the world. Of yellow, 47%e: No. 2 oats. :'4,K ^3!,ic; three Lawrence juris who broke i 3 Rhodes, of Kansas City, fought a l!(j- Miss., was shot to death by Dugan. who took $14 and left his watch. They to the mills of the Saginaw valley. The upon by a number of sophomores, and other end of the town. the beginning of another In the Rus- a revolver to his forehead, whereupon all the events that have occurred to- No. 2 white, 35(&!33%c: No. 3 while. 32 4 through the ice in the winter of 1904-5. | (3)34%o; No. 2 rye. 61 ^c; good feeding round draw on a sand island in the insisted on finding his hat. which they trees are to be cut at once. Then this soon go: the worst of It. although sev- sian revolution. In Its lurid light the the soldiers stand as though seized by day, the one that aroused the most In- barley. 38(fa 39c: fair to ehoiec malting. The known dead in connection with species of pine will be extinct in Mich- The Red Guard at Work. terest was the announcement that Missouri river IL' miles below Kansas The convention of the Brotherhood knocked off. eral other freshmen came to his assist- present situation In Russia is clearly a cataleptic fit while other revolution- 44(fr45Va<•; No. 1 Haxseed. $1 ;"5: No. 1 LL the reliable patent the riots at Atlanta. Ga., number one igan. ance. 5 000 United States soldiers had been northwestern. $1 IOVj", clover, contracl City. of l.A)comotive Firemen and Engine- "The Incident that most- painfully ists thoroughly pillage the apartments medicines advertised In white man and 18 negroes. To this discernible. After the failure of the ordered to the island. grade, $12 75. Fire which started in the store of men at Milwaukee, after Installing the Italians Are Numerous. # In the attack he was hurled down :i tthls paper are sold by number might be added the name of affected me was the affair at Hagnas Sveaborg revolt and the Kronstadt within. When the operation is fin- There came at once the wondering AD. Q. LOOK, the Lowell Drug STATE NEWS BR[£FS. Wililam Meisenberg, at Kipon, Wis., newly elected officers and choosing The census being taken of the Ital- flight of stairs, sustaining a fracture of AMITSRHfFNTS IN DETROIT Mrs. Robert P. Thompson, an estima- the skull, while a fist blow In his right square, close to the Longa Bron (Long nratiny signs were not wanting to re- ished the stalwart youths walk back- query if they would ever depart. There and Book man. Columbus. ().. as the next meeting ians resident in the upper peninsula Week Ending September 20. 1000. destroyed the opera house, the Meth- ble white woman, who dropped dead eye may cost him his sight. Bridge), where is situated one of the veal the fact that the phase of the ward about 15 paces, holding their is every faith in the good intentions place, adjourned. has developed the fact that there are William Munn. one of the captors of odist church and several smaller after seeing two negroes shot and Before he went over the rail, how- weaver stations and car houses of the revolution which consisted of the "re- revolvers pointed and enjoining the of President Roosevelt and Secretary Tempi.*: and Wnvi)«Rr.«vn—After- 2,132 subjects or former subjects of Jefferson Davis, president of the con- buildings, the loss being $50,000 in all. illiam H. Hearst practically repu- federacy, is dead at his home in Plain- ever. Forrester gave a good account electric tramway. H^re, as perhaps moval" of officials highly placed had military to remain inactive. Then Taft, but there is always the haunting noons 2:15. 10c to 250: Evenings 8; 1?. UK- toi'Jc. beaten in front of her home. King Victor Emanuel in Dickinson Charles E. Evans & Co. half of which is on the church and diates the Buffalo platform and de- of himself and half a dozen of his as- belief with Cubans that they will not A Frenchman named Las Salas. au county. The great bulk of these. 1,800 well, at the age of 65. you kuow, the Red Guard had attacked got beyond the control of the execu- they run. The warriors quickly shoul- IjTCTM—PHces alwurs IV. 250. 50O. TV. 25c theater. clares he will run on his own princi- sailants were also obliged to go to the he able to maintain peace without the Nothing has ever equalled it agent of the Compagnie Marocaine. In number, are located at Iron Moun- Running to hose wagons and each and wrecked some of the cars, being tive heads of the revolutionists. On der rifles and a series of loud reports Matinees Wednesday and Haturua.v. The New ples. which were made clear before hospital for treatment. Forrester at strong hand of the United States to Buster Brown. Nothing can ever surpass it The United States naval vessel has been attacked, severely wounded tain, where practically all ihe men are drawing 2.500 pounds, the Flint fire de- determined that the general strike August 10-September 1 the central In quick succession are heard, the Sylph with Secretary Root aboard ar- he received either nomination for gov- once hurried to the hospital and his guide them. Whitnkt—Ev^nlnr-s. PV. CiV. :ii)o; Matinees and taken prisoner by iMaghzen cav- employed in the Chapin and other partment defeated the Pontiac hose should be car/led out, from which all committee of the socialist revolution- smoke slowly lifts, and nearly all the 10c. 15c. 25. While Frisco Bunn. ernor. brother, Dr. Forrester, of the faculty When Havana awoke Saturday rived in Washington. Accompanying alry under the Kald of Tekanas. mines. The census Is being taken by wagon team ar the fair grounds. The ary party, hitherto the principal ter- soldiers are seen sprawling on the LAFATKTTRTHKATRp—BiirL'ain Matinee* Hun. of the medical school, was summoned. the better class of tho townspeople morning it was to read in the Official Mr. Root was Mrs. Root and his son A proclamation was issued by Gov. Peter Caret to. of Iron Mountain, un- Flint team won by three lengths In rorist organization, repudiated the ground dead or wounded, other revo- Mon.. Wed. and Sat. l^st Seats-.'.V N'ij;hl Gov. Cummins, of Iowa, will cam- dissented, and when the Volunteer Gazette the proclamation of Secretary Prices. 10c. -5o. 35c. Dark. Dr. King's and daughter. 1:OS. Each department has won three Deneen. of Illinois, calling a special paign In Nebraska in behalf of ihe der Instructions from James Lisa, of Skyddsgarde (1. e.. Safety Guard, the butchery at M. Stolypin's villa. The luptlonists, screened among the spec- Taft annoui.cing himself as official dic- Officer Charles Russell died at the election for November G, 1906. for con- Calumet. Italian consul for upper races from the other during the last, Pauper Found Millions. Republican ticket. Communal Guard spoken of iu the worst fears inspired by this crime are tators. having deftly shot them from tator of the island republic. It had STEAMERS LEAVING DETROIT. Indianapolis hospital from the effects gressmen in the Thirteenth district Michgan. si^ years. "Uncle' Dick Langford, aged 83 Six are known to have been killed dispatches) came up to the defense thus confirmed. The central commit- revolvers before they could fire their been so thoroughly expected that there Detroit and BurFALoSTEAMBOATro..foot New Discovery of the bullet wound received at the to fill the vacancy caused by the death Between 30.000 and 40.000 people who first discovered ore in the Gogebic was not oven a ripple of surprise. and from 26 to 40 injured In a collis- A fil)ark lrom the engine in a tlirash. of the cars the Red Guard, lying in tee long ago lost control over the pro- rifles. The next day the newspaper! of Wayne St.. for Buffalo ami the East, daily at •NBUMPTIOH »Hca hands of two unknown negroes. of Robert H llitt. saw the Adrian fair. Pickpockets were range, has entered the Ontoniigou F>:00 p.' m. Sunday at 4: "0 p. m. Week End For « 4 Ion on the Wabash tailroad at Catlins | g outfit on the farm of County Treas- ambush behind the booths and angles vincial assassins and revenge com- announce a robbery in Warsaw. Then. too. the edict was reassuring in SESf" •"it* Gen. Thomas Maley Harris, aged An explosion of natural gas at n busy in the dense crowd. Andrew On- county poorhou.se to end his da vs. that it declared that the regency would Excurslo •. $2,50 round trip. Station, two miles west of Danville.! urer Wilson, three miles from Grand veller was touched for $62 and a $52 Millions were many times almost with- of the houses, opened a murderous mittees. It is no longer the predom- Dbtkoit and Ci.kveland Nav. Co., foot of 93. brigadier genera! in the union Cherryvale. Kan., demolished the Ed- Fear Uprising of Peasants. be merely temporary. III. Fast passenger train No. 8. run- Marias, resulted In the loss of the check; E. A. Ball, $5. and a man in his grasp, but he was always a fire upou them from their rifles, killing inant terrorist influence In the cap- Wayne St.. forClevclund. Pittsburg and Eastern A Perfect For All Throat and army during the rebellion, and brevet gar zinc smelter, killing two workmen points, dally at 10:30 p. m. Week End Excur- ning at a high rate of speed, crashed machine and the entire crop, valued at named Rendall, $200 in notes. During poor man. For >ears he lived in an old seven, including the captain and lieu- itals. Indiscriminate slaughter has The recent transfer of 10,000.000 There are many flowers yet to sion to Cleveland every Sat unlay. *2.00 round Cure; Lung Troubles. major general, died at Harrisville, W. and injuring tour others, two of whom through an open switch Into a fielght 12.000, nesides a Lain. The stables the races a section of the bleachers shanty on Lake Gogebic, a famous re- become the "mot d'ordre" of every- acres of the imperial lands to the trip. Money back If it faUa. Trial BotUaafTaa. will die. tenant, formerly officers in the dis- bloom, many sunsets yet to admire, White Stab Line, foot of Griswold St. for. Va., after a month's illness. train. and machinery were valued a; about collapsed. Paul Derbyshire and Mrs. sort for fishermen, who contributed body who can get hold of a revolver peasants seems to be another step g( rerously to his support. banded Finnish army, and wounding many red lips yet to kiss—but it is Port Huron and way ports, daily at H:30a. m. John M. Glllen, one of the oldest and James Brown, a wealthy retired The secretary of agriculture decided ?2I000. No insurance. Anna Logan were badly bruised. that shows the state of panic that now hard to convince a man with a de- and 2:30 p. m-. Sunday at 9:00 a. m. For Toledo many others. Tho Volunteer Suard or a bomb. dally at 4:00p.m.. Sunday at 0:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. roost distinguished lawyers in St. farmer of Rock Falls, 111., was killed that gelatine as now manufactured „ , . „ , . , prevails. It is believed that the cities ranged liver! The man about to be operated on were armed only with revolvers and Paul, Minn , died as the result of in- 70 miles south of Wallula, Wash., by Irom hides and horns and other Inedl- Patrick Folen opened the door of Wife Murderer Captured. Governmental Atrocities. can be dragooned into submission by bio nortion« i.f tin. 5c . T the oven In the Genesee Iron foundry for an enlarged liver sent for a minis- could not even see their assailants, J. F. Solomon, aged 74 years, has re- juries received in a Fall. falling over a cliff 400 feet high. Brown P 0n t he 18 ngt a Vincennes, Ind.—John Debord, mur- Rev. Dr. W. H. Harred, colored, of "L ^ ll. . and saw a kitten sleeping. At the rls'k ter. He wanted to be opened with who were only finally dispersed by the It is, however, pointed out that the martial law, but that only far-reach- turned to Jackson from Alaska afier Letterhead! The Third Michigan district Demo- with several companions was on a fish- meat food product. Atlanta, Ga.. speaking before the Mich- of his life he rescued It. prayer. derer of his wife, was captured Russian troops. The brutal wretches government first set the example. ing measures will save the country two years spent in prospecting. Noteheads cratic convention nominated Judge J. ing excursion. The Democrats 01 Washington met Wednesday by Capt. Kruse at the fair districts from the worst horrors of igan A. M. E. conference, declared that Septembei is the anniversary of the The wages of the woodsmen are un- kicked the dead bodies of their vic- Admiral Dubassoff cannonaded resi- Benjamin Lake, a Vermontville Billheads B. Shipman, of Coldwater, for con- Two lives were lost in an explosion anarchy. southern negroes did not seek social Envelopes in state convention. Indorsed William Uss of 30 lives in the Osceola mine, usually high this fall. The Nester Es- ground two miles from town. Debord tims and trampled on them. All the dential houses In Moscow because township farmer, was robbed of $1,120 CC gressman. In Plcone's fireworks factory, on the equality, but that they demand a bet- J. Bryan, cheered the name of William and of the death of 28 miners in the tate Co, is contracting to pay $35 a said he was prepared to take the con- by pickpockets as he was boarding a Shipping Taft outskirts of New Orleans. Frank PI- seven—there were an artist and an revolutionists forced their way Into The liberal policy of M. Stolypin ter pUce to live. Faaiphleta A band of Vlachs near Ravlsta, in R. Hearst and placed a congressional Mansfield iron mlue, near Crystal month and board, with a bonus of $5 sequences. Michigan Central train. architect among them—were buried them and flred from roof, window or seems to be no more commendable :o It has just been revealed that Geo. Circulars the vilayet of Monastir, murdered the cone. the proprietor, and his baby were and judicial ticket In the field. | Falls, a month If the men remain throughout by tho town in one large grave, side courtyard. Gen. Min and Col. Rie- tho people than the acts of the reac- | Thompson, a young Port Huron man, Vice-President Charles W. Fairbanks Books If jnm are Greek metropolitan, Coyrtza. the victims. Alex Pengllly, who was a member of Conductor Frank Heath saved the the winter. Seventy Rust Towns Rebel. delivered an address at the laying of lifo of by side, and the funeral was attended mann fdew without Inquiry lito guilt tionary grand dukes. The terrorlsta who was drowned August 26 at Point Cards The Sioux City, Homer Ar Southern Joseph Cruda. an Italian, was shot the squad of union soldiers that cap- • Emma Oilmore. aged six years, Miss Katherine King, daughter of St. Petersburg,—Grave agrarian a corner stone of the Y. M. C. A. of 13aflle by thoisands. although It poured with or Innocence. They allowed them- are determined to go on until they Edward, Ont. had been married on Wedding railway was sold at sheriff's sale at and killed at Ix)s Angeles while driv- tured Jefferson Davis, and who re- Creek. Thursday afternoon, Prof, and Mrs. Harry E. King, of the building to be erected in Denver. disorders have broken out in the prov- selves to be misguided by blind zeal J un 1 In Stationery Dakota City. Neb., for $16,700. James ing. A young man who had ridden 8ef lnK h, r dreb ab,a:!,, ,rom bonflre University of Pekln, has entered the rain the whole dE^. have aasassinated every highly placed . ? ^ Windsor Out, to Miss Le- reived a part of the reward offered for ' : , " , " . ince of Viatka, The inhabitants of 70 m . .. • J, . . tische Harris, daughter of Mr. and Gen. G. H. Burton. Inspector general Announce- up behind Curia fired three shots Into h< 1 9 p€ from hls ar a n

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Ml Walter Gibson is sick yet. Mrs. Caroline Maynard is very 111. Mrs. Arthur Nerreter is recovering from a few days' Illness. Mr. and Mrs. G. W Bangs spent Ladies! Tuesday at Elmdale. Just Arrived Mrs. Hiram Robinson Is quite ill at the home of her son In Grand Rap- We are showing some Ids. A full line of lirst-class goods. fine Mr. and Mrs. J as. Norton of Bowne (Juality best, prices reasonable visited Mrs. Luman Cogswell, Sr., Friday. Texas Sweethearts had a small Shoes at $1.50, $2 and $2.50 crowd at the opera house Monday Gilt Edge Butter, Full Cream evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. S Adams expect Cheese and Fine Bacon Something' in the newest for Fall and Winter. to leave today for a trip to Fort Special in Boys' Every pair a foot-fitter as well as a pocket- Wayne, Ind. two-piece wool- are among our specialties. litter. "Keep your eye on our window for the Miss Katherine Klnyon went to Mt. Pleasant Monday, to attend the en D. B. kMiits The world's best Teas and latest in footwear. normal school. Coffees. Wc can serve you Mrs. Jas. Needham, Jr., of South well—wc want your business. Lowell visited Miss Katherine Kln- PHIN SMITH, The Shoemati. yon last Thursday. Mrs. Zeno Post of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. JOHN GILES & CO, and Mrs P F. Pletcher. $1.65 Mr. and Mrs, ('has. Thibos have moved Into D. c Carveth's house vacated by Lloyd Snooks. Voius for l ratio Mrs. H. M. Clark of (irand Rapids, who Is visiting at the home of 1) C, Walters, has been quite 111. W. S. The Small Mrs. Luman Cogswell. Sr.. attend- ed the fair at lonla last 'Thursday, and called ou her cousin there. Account Foot ballon the Lowell baseball ground Saturday. Oct. 13. between GODFREY Jfeys/ Jfcysws. f the high school teams of Lowell and Many people hesitate to start a bank Ionia. account because they have not a large Frank Hyde of Lansing has ac cepted o position at the Cutter fac- amount with which to make the first tory. and will move his family here HAMILFON-SWEETLAND. Bring in your keys lo unlock deposit. soon. A quiet wedding took place last The substantial Savings Account Ot-car Smith of North Chlillcothe. Thursday morning at the home of Money Box. The money is is. with few exceptions, started with a HI.. Is visiting his parents, Mr. and Sam Sweetland in this village when Mrs. Thos. Smith, and sister, Mrs. his daughter. Miss Pearl B.. was Miiall deposit and grows with small but Elmer Pletcher. married to William M. Hamilton of all yours. frequent additions. The same court- Good paring apples, pears and Petrolia. Can. Rev. Jas Butler per- formed the ceremony in the presence i>ies are extended the Si.00 depositor peaches wanted at Lowell canning factory. Best market prices paid. of the bride's father, her sister. Mrs A full line of the celebrated QUICK as to the S1000.00 depositor. Edwin Fallas. Bert Merrlman of Grand Rapids, and MEAL RANGE and GOLrf COIN brother. Burr Sweetland. DO YOUR BANKING BUSINESS WITH US. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Merrlman have The couple left the same day for a BASE HEATERS are now on our moved Into the village again, from wedding trip to Chicago, and will floors. Call and examine them at their farm In Vergennes. and are liv- return to Lowell for a few days be- LOWELL STATE BANK ing In Mrs. J, Moore's house. fore lea ving for their home at Petro- Euglneer F. E. Crane, with his lia, Can. wife and little daughter Edith, of Hannibal.Mo . is visiting his mother, The Ledger, Cosmopolitan and EDELMANN & NERRETER'S Mrs. Phil Reutelster, and family, Harper's Bazaar, reaular price .f3.00, The Leading Hardware. Mr. and Mrs. H. Z, Ward and t wo* our clubbing rate $-'.35, LOWELL, IVIICH. children of (irand Kaplds visited Mrs. HEAKI) ABOUT TOWN. Miss Jennie Flynn ol Kalamazoo is Biggie Berry Book is an excellent Ward's aunt. Mrs Isaac Mitchell, visiting her sisters here. little manual worthy of a place in C. R. Hlue of Grand Rapids was In Tuesday and Wednesday. Di. Hodges, deutlel. tf every farmer's library. The bnok is Lowell on business Tuesday. Mrs. Ann Davis, *who Is living at condensed and practical, as valuable ( ( Wioegar Is recovering from DWflMI Miss Mae Kimble has been spend- the home of her nephew, Chas. Conk- for the villager, with Ills lOxli." berry his illuees. ing a few days at Greenville. lin, In East Lowell, suffered a stroke p itch, as it is for the commercial MUrf.Maiy Whitney Is visiting In of paralysis Tuesday and is uncon- Reductions In prices on all lines of berry grower, with his twenty acre Sagliuw thin week. scious. buggies at Brown, Sehier & Mc- field The price is 50 cents, free by Miss Mai" I ott was home from Kay's. tf Mrs. Stella Remington of Law- mail; address the publishers, Wiimer 'Jrand Rapids la.^t Thursday. rence, Kan., who has been visiting Atkinson Co., Philadelphia, Mrs. Harriet WIsner is visiting her Phil Reutelster and family the last D K. Whitney lias had a new walk granddaughter, Mrs. J. W. Lyon, in laid lu fr-Til Agency Mrs. Lula I'uiiahu of Grand Hap Mrs. J. D. Harvey of Grand Rapids mother, Mrs Brewer, at McCords. and Mrs. F. H. Bacon of Suntield Funeral services were held Sunday, established twenty years, doing a SatsumaTeas ids spent last week at the home oi business of |200 000, per year, A per- her uncle, h K Fletcher. have been spending several days burial at Whitney vllle. with their sister, Mrs. H.R. Johnson. son who is responsible and expressive are the first pickings of the spring leaf. It Mr. and Mrs. 1^. J. Weyrlck enter- Many men give lavishly of gold, in meeting people and canvassing, tained the telephone girls at a one- Bestchanceever offered to econnmi To build bridges and castles and who will not object to appointing makes a delicious cup ol tea and is well worth (•'clock dinner -undav. cal wall paper buyers at Look's alter towers of old. agents and working with them lu the money. -itlou sale of wall paper commencing If you want everlasting fame, a ben rhicken pie supper at the Baptist his territory. To such a person we this week Thursday. efactor be, will pas a monthly salary, a com We have it at, 30, 40, 50 and ? •: % ing old friends at Lowell and Free- 1 Licensed Embalmer f ' I ^ • Miss Bertha Doyle has returned port during the past two weeks, re- and from au extended visit In Seattle. turned Tuesday to Lakevlew, where mi Wash.. Victoria, B. and Omaha, he has resided for the past six years. m ; Neb., accompanied by her cousins. Secretary Weldon Smith has Issued Sf&r rstT- Funeral Director Misses Inez and Huth Gentleman, of < >ma ha. invitations and programs for the Telephone Calls Glveu Prurapt Brighten Hp annual meeting and banquet of the Attention. Max, ten year-old son of Mr. and W & -ty 'Sdm Michigan Master Bakers* Association WM i* •v'tWU Mrs. Lewis v'lark, died at their home at Lansing Oct. HI-Nov 1. The ; CITIZENS PHONES: V.,, In Detroit Tuesduy, Sept. 25th. Mr. printing was done at THE LEDGER < lark will be remembered as a office. Lowell, - Mich. "Brighten Up" time is here—the time to partner of Frank «'lark in the hard- The many friends of Miss C. R. ware business here several years ago. Bosworth will be glad that she will clean up about the house, renovate, and make Mr. and Mrs. A. «'. Sherman enter- resume the millinery business In talne'l the following, Sunday: Geo. Lowell and has located In the Mc- the old things look neat and clean again. We Sherman and Mrs. Hull and three Carty building, formerly occupied by daughters. Jessie, Anna and Hazel, Behl's bakery, where she expects to of Grand Rapids, Miss Stevens of have her opening on Saturday, Octo A Heart can help you in the work with our line of Muskegon. ber 6. to Heart SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS AND VARNISHES. It is really surprising what a little paint or varnish will do toward v -v brightening up dingy surroundings. Take The S-IV. Family Paint, for 2 thelr lawns green and attract)?e during the long hot drouth of the everything possible was done to save lounds, total weight (M15(J pounds. HENRY'S DRUG STORE. him. Mr. and Mrs. O. McMahon of past Slimmer, If the Village Im- The Wall Paper Store. Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick New post cards at Tin: LEDOKH provement committee should offer a Bird of Grand Rapids were among office, views of: Superior Mills, prize for the best kept lav n, look the large number In attendance 4t Lowell Cutter factory, Lowell out lor contestants Irom, the Addi- the funeral. Specialty factory. tion.