Bymon Public Litatrf THE LOWELL LEDGER.• ^ i ..1 INDEPENDENT BUT NOT NEUTRAL. VOL. XVI, NO. IS. LOWELL, MIOHIQAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1908. 10 PAGES You Are Invited to Open An Account \CR0SS STATE CANAL WITH SUCCESS GtANtE 1231 n 'roject to Unite Grirint Stfiuw Val- lent Couty Pomoni Grange Will Hold at the ^ leys In Dce» Witerwiy. Octoter Neetln|. Look's Drug Talks. Prom the Grand Rapids Herald, Sep- The October meeting of Kent Coun- tember 29. j Pomona Grange will be held with You cannot be too particular in the .selection your Six cities have snnt acceptances to Success Grange October 7. Tuple, CITY STfVTE Bf\NK be invitation of the Grand Rapids school of Instruction. drug wantfi. We are just as particular in the -ekction of board of trade to send delegates to State speakers. E A. Holden, Lan- every drug we sell as if it were (or use oi our u\vn li )r..se We ndd four per cent Jn- be deep waterways convention to sing, Mrs. F. D. Saunders, state tereot Heml-aunually. Why )e beld In the board of trade roams grange lecturer. and we never recommend an article uulosr *ve can guar- not Re* the Havings Bank today. Two delegates each are ex- Wed esday, 9.30, a. m. antee complete satisfaction. HahliV Every hoy and ev- )ected from Saginaw, Bay City, Music. THE ery {.jlrl Hhoiild have a Bank ^besanlng. Maple Rapids, Ionia and Welcome, Mr. Ferrol, W. M., Sue ncconnt—It Is a part of their Grand Haven, and it is possible that cess Grange. education. Every woman more delegates will come from towns Responne, Mrs. Lena Burch, Lady Denatured Alcohol. Peroxide Cream BANK should have a Bank Account which have not formally accepted Assistant, Pomona Grange. of her own. If nhe doesn't the invitation. Besides these delega- Music. We have just stocked a mild skin bleach and ab- nee to It, her man Hhonld tes there will be present to disenst Business session. THAT PAYS And the man who hasn't a the proposed new deep waterway Conferring the first degree, the de- tins new fuel—It's super- solutely harmless, an iden' I a Bank Account will often rom Saginaw to Grand Haven Sen- pee team. South Lowell. Imagiiic thnt fate has It In ator William Alden Smith, City En- Paper, music, close In form. ior to Benzine, Gasoline preparation to soften and \ for hi m. gineer Anderson, Government En- 1.30, p. m. gineer G. W. Bunker, who bas been Music, roll call, everyone respond or wood alcohol and low beautify the skin, as ^ood We have been serving some __ " 4-%" employed on Grand river, and the with quotations from ritual. in price. ISc per pint 25c In this community for eleven members of the river Improvement Recitation. as anv 50c cream ana only I years. May we serve you? committee, composed of L. W. Paper, "Fruits." Mrs. Phlla Giles. per quart. Anderson, Wm. H. Anderson, Alvah Conferring fourth degree, degree 25c. 1 W. Brown, B. S. Uanchett and John team of Success Grange. Sebler o! the board of trade. Some Address, E. A. Holden, State of these are in Detroit attending the Speaker. Rexall Blackberry I Liggztt's Genuine Republican state convention, but Music, paper, music. they will be represented. Informal reception to Stat • Speak- i*orclial Saturd ay Candy The object of the convention today ers. which will convene in the board of Evening, 7 30. cures crumps—DIarrhorea Dys- 25 lb-<.—(a!i chovolaterO fienii Open In fifth degree. entery, ('IioIimm, Infantile Chol- * trade auditorium at 2 o'clock will be for next Siitur-l r.—an ^ood m? , ^ § Money Saved by Buying of Oliver J to perfect some kind of an organisa- Business session. nra aii'l other Intesllfril tronb tion to push the project of a canal Conferring fifth degree. Officers of les. Don't be without St most 50c choe:.-la ^>ai.'i only j from Lake Huron to Lake Michigan, Pomona Grange. and to secure the sending of delega- Music, paper. Large ^Ize bottles itte. 29c. i i Goods Oif^UT Prices | tes to the great national deep water Address, Mrs. F. D Saunders, State way convention In Chicago October Grange lecturer. |Service •%Ill I Everyth'g | 7 to 9. J. F. Nelllst hvdrographer of Music. Everything we sell is the best mnde and we r.ny the Michigan state geographical sur- E. A. Holden will act as critic and vey, will present to the convention Instructor on degree work. The mu- everything to be found in a First Class Drug JStor . Here are just a few of the many |up-to-date and com- today a map showing the topogra «lc will be in charge of E. F. Dean, phlcal and geographical features of M. Warner and Miss Zella Curtis. gr plete lines we handle: ^ the route of the proposed waterwav Committee from Success Grange will Look's Drug & Book Store ^ and will explain the project In full. meet morning trains to and from Watches ('locks .Jewelry The waterway across the state Grand Rapids at McCords station Sterling Sliver Plated Ware Cut Glass would follow the Grand river to with conveyances. Lowell or Alto. ^ Fancy China Dinner Ware Glass Ware Lyons, then the Maple, which is the L.H. MacNaughton. Worthy Mas- Stationery Pocket Books Fountain Pens largest tributary to the Grand, to ter. aaKr itT-Jw - Fountain Pen Inks Phonographs Phonograph Kecords Banister, Gratiot county. From E. F. Dean, Overseer. Eastman Kodaks Film Pack Kodaks Kodak Supplies Banister to Fen more, at the head Mrs. Addle Keeler, Lecturer. . Carving Sets Eye Glasses Spectacles waters of the Shiawassee river, is but three miles, and from there to About thirty of the friends and Cheaper than elsewhere Machines and cheapcr * sed believes the waterway Is entirely Mrs. Audie Seeley and family of West mmmmmuumuimmmuimuumi practical and that If built it would Lowell and Mr. and Mrs. Loren than anywhere else. Best needles and oil also ^ be of immense value to commerce Lewis of Cascade were among the on hand. The canal could be sunk to lake party present. level, but the more feasible plan. It © Is believed, would be to build a series Junior Civic Improvement exhibi- EDISON tion will be held at the Central 9 of dams and locks. These dams TALKING Machines Phonograph and locks would probably be at schoolhouse Instead of a wettslde & Grand Rapids, Ada, Ionia and ttvy st .re build !og Saturday afternoon Columbia and Victor. Bryan or Taft records. We Cakes, Cookies, Pies Everyone is Invited, and there will to one to cover the crest between Bau- i->terand Fen more. Three and per be no at. mission charged. A pro- have the largest assortment in this part of the state. C taps four locks would be needed on gram by the children, under super- vision of Miss Chappell, muhlc in- •ie other side of the divide, between 1 and Bread Fenmore and Saginaw. The length structress, with duets, recitations, Watches, Diam^rK &l •>i the canal would be about 14 remarks by President Look, F. T King President of Board of Trade, R. D. STOCKING and Jewelrv. All thing's good to eat at Schloerke's Bakery. tulles, whereas the distance around by the Straits of Mackinac Is about Supt. E. J. Martin and Janitor j We bake all kinds of Cakes, all kinds of pies, all kinds 350 miles. To wnsend, will begin at three o'clock Weldon Smith has sold his bakers 44 The first step towards securing - • . .1- cm. 9 of Cookies, Just Rig-ht" Potato Bread and every- © the building of the canal would be building in Lowell to A M. Scott of to have a lurvey made by the gov Grand Rapids and has purchased a eeccccv. cceccep thing else in baked stuffs that's g-ood. Of course ernimnt, with estimates at the erst, third interest In the new plant of and the convention today will un- the city bakery which Is being erect- they're fresh—as fresh as they can be cominir out of doubtedly discuss how to have the ed there. Mr. Sm'.th informs us that J the oven several times a day. All materials used are survey made. the company expects to occupy tie new quarters by Nov 1. Considera- the finest. It's hard to beat our baking*. tions named In the deal were j$3.i 00 make ,ic NEW HARDWARE PIRN for the Lowell property and 910,0u0 for that In Grand Rapids. ft Slowell & Nrt Are Here With Their Charles Klnyon of South Bend, W. R. SOHLOERKE Ind., formerly of Lowell, was mar- i I fmilies. Occupy Hinynn ResMence. ried Sept 10 to Miss Ida Lawrence mistake i) Successor to Weldon Smith. W. L. Stowell of Mason, Mich., of Hillsdale. They will make their and R. T. Ford of Rochester, N. Y , home in South Bend. are the purchasers of the Edelmnnn Mrs. Wallace Champlln ani son hardware, which will be conducted Wallace Jr. of Memphis, Tenn.. and at the old stand under the style of Mrs. G. W. Rogers of Saranac visited 3m\« Stowell & Ford. Both gentlemen Mrs. James Gulllford Tuesday and (t J are here with their families and are Wednesday. moving into their new home In the It will cost you a Hlnyan house, purchased by Mr. A concrete walk has been ordered little more than a fl:in ^ Stowell as announced last week. laid on the west side of Oak wood TT^ The finest brands on The store will be closed for inventory cemetery. This will leave but one tlam ranj»*e, but no more f-i the market. When you this week, and the new proprietor! wooden sidewalk on Monroe street. buy tea you want gfood i expect to have it open and ready for A. E. Clement of Boston has made than a standard ran^e business about October 16. quite a success raising banana musk tea—that's the kind you melons this season, and has a num- of high quality. We ber of patrons In Lowell. always ^et here—tea, carry in stock a full line and can sell you any kind or ^ OP BAND'S f IRST CONCERT Mrs. Ellsa Lovt of Elmlra, N. Y., not dust,dirt and sweep- is making an extended visit with style you may desire. Messrs. and Mesdames D. G. Look ings. Our aim is first, New tart Will Hike first Affevace B. Jewel Stoves for more than 40 years have n p- ^ Sitirfey EvenlM- and M. Conklin. Psrrin McQueen played with the resented in every particular the best workmanship and ( » last and always to run Loweirs new band will make Its Elmdale base ball team In a game EAS first public appearance Saturday a clean, up-to-date with Alto last sreek. The game re- design, and when you place one in your home you have evening. After patient persistency sulted In a tie. for many months, an organisation Huntley Rt, J: of J. T. Berry will give a band con- lican state convention at Detroit TGrocery Store cert on the street; and you shouli Tuesday. namely: Favorite base burners and Florence hot blast. ^ and a call will convince you that we live up to it. turn out and show your approval o Mrs. Geo. M. Parker entertains their efforts. the Sunshine club this afternoon, the Following Is the membership and first meeting of the season. instrumentation: Scott Bardwarc Company, i RING US UP-No. 37—for all your grocery wants. J. Berry, solo cornet; Mesdames Burt Charles and P B. McKay attended the fair in Green- Your orders will get the same prompt, careful atten- E. Langdon, solo cornet; A. Conklin, 1 b cornet; ville last Thursday. MM* tion as if you called in person. And remember— H. Maynard, e clarinet; Mrs. D. C. Macham and Mrs. Geo. Howard Maynard, 1 b clarinet Mesecar visited friends In Grand A. Warner, 2 b clarinet Rapids today. Get It At A. Roth, 1 alto Mr. and Mrs. F. B. McKay attend- O. McCall, 2 alto ed the fair at Hastings yesterday THE MINING OF COAL C. Maynard 3 alto and today. ir you Van Dyke's '*'* Good.T. Hanmer , trombone The Methodist girls' circle cleared When coal is mined it is E. Frledly, trombone ab iut twenty-five dollars from their E. Vlpond, baritone vaudette. important that it be mined A. Quyee, tuba Mesdames Yard Raymond and ripht. Our customers get H. Jay, tuba Geo. Speaker were in Grand Rapids the purest coal that is mined vl UiiPq M. Miller, bass drum Friday. and from the best mines that B. Crawford, snare dium. J. E. Tinkler and John Yarger are attending the fair at Hastings this are in operation. We buy «NM CNUKX US Mff MSTN week. only coal of known quality v -r4 'OT '', r Home Again and Rev. F. W. Magdani who baa been John Yarger of Freeport visited at and our prices are such as >JAV 'A pastor of the German Method Is the home of J. E Tinkler Tuesday. church In Lowell flva years Is trans- Mrs. Cora Chase and son Ralph will always be satisfactory, CTVV Ready for Business! ferred by the Central German cot spent Sunday with friends in Ada. quality and results con- ence to a pastorate at H tip kins. Mrs. Ed. Flynn attended the fair in sidered. & The latest and best ideas in modern photography Mich., and he and his family go to Greenville several days fast week. at the disposal of our patrons. Not "How Cheap their new home there this wi Their departue Is greatly regrettec Mrs. J. Bruce Walker of Alabaster EARL HUNTER. but "How Good" is our motto. Once a patron, by their church people and outside visited Mrs. C. A. Walker last week. always a patron at the studio of friends. The new pastor. Rev. H Mrs. J. E. Tinkler vl Ited relatives Bank of Bay City, will be here nex In Grand Rapids today. Sunday to conduct the regular ssr Archie Holden spent Tuesday In F. B. RHODES. vice at two o'clock. Grand Rapids. Choice grape* 75c per bushel. Ap- Uryan & K rn ai... I'aft Slierman ply to A. A. Dlckerttou, Map.e Hill, window llth'^r iphn 17 x,-2 for HI. •• Lunches at Clark's confectionery. Lunches at Clark's confectionery. east of Tillage. ac The Ledger o lice o ily 5: each. U Alarming reports are current re- The Mlttlng Student. A, Dlttttrout Wreck. LOWELL LEDGER garding the health of King Charles of Sheriff Shean Monday morning be- One hundred and ten out of a total Koumania. who recently was said to gan to drag the Kalamazoo college of 137 persons aboard the Star of F. M. JouxsuN. Publisher. F | have been suffering from an abdom- IT'S WILD TALK pond in Ihe hope of finding the body Bengal were drowned Sunday when CuUired at the ru^tofTii-c Ht Lowell m Hecund-oluKS Matter. inal affection. of Lee Wolford, the missing student, the vttsel was cut from the hold ot Five men were killed by an explo- or a clue to his disappearance. protectfag tugs and dashed ashore at LOWELL. MICHIGAN sion in the Delaware. Lackawanna & SAYS PIERCE W. N. Wolford, of Encampment, Helm Point at the southeast end of It WEEK'S EVENTS Wyo.. the student's father, arrived Western railroad tunnel at Tohyhan- Coronation Island. Competition and Juttlct. na. Pa. A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION ON Sunday and a brother. Ira Wolford, a Detroit street car conductor, also The news was brought to Wfangle, The day seemi to have como for RECORD OF THE MOST IMPOR- Nat Goodwin's divorce suit was AMOUNT OF LOSSES BY came. A special session of the trus- Alaska, by the tug Hattle C. QSge, thrown out of court at Reno. Nev., be- ccneideratlOD of €&• question whether TANT HAPPENINGS IN ITEM- FOREST FIRES. tees was held Sunday with Wolford's which carried the turvlvort. The sur- cause of confusion as to the real the present organizatiun of the stock IZED FORM. relatives present, to talk over the sit- vivors before leaving the Island buried exchanges is such as to insure public name of Mrs. (Joodwiu. CAUSED BY RENEGADES. uation. the bodies of 16 white men on tha coufidence, fair play and absolute M- Mrs. John Oliver, an inmate of St. While Shean does not say positively beach. Mary's Mission house, Chicago, acci- that it is his belief, it is known that curity to honest clients, or whether The Conditions From Two Points of The ship was being towed to tea. HOME AND FOREIGN NEWS dentally set fire to her clothing and he suspects that Wolford may have View Are Worth Serious Considera- Capt. Farrer, of the Gage, taid: "At some degree of intervention by the was fatally burned. been thrown into the pond by hazers we came within reach of the gale wo government to secure these results is Justice Mills of the New York su- tion By the People. and accidentally drowned. Information Gathered from All Quar* could see we were making leeway and required, writes Charles A. Conant in preme court denied Harry Thaw's mo- • The father says he received a letter ten of the Civilized World and "The devastation and desiruction dated September 18. the night of tlte drifting toward Coronation Island. Atlantic. Speculation is legitimate, tion for a lunacy trial by jury, stating i Prepared for the Perusal of the uy forest fires of $10,000,000 worth student's disappearance, and that the The Kayak was light and could do and will go on increasing In volume he would hear the case himsefl. young man was very enthuslnstio over nothing. The Hattle Gage qould not Busy Man. of limber lands; the loss of thou- with the growth in the wealth of the Twenty persons were killed and 19 sands of dollars' worth of personal the outlook at the local college. handle the ship alone. At 4 o'clock the Country and in the quantity of negoti- seriously injured as the result of a , property and the endangering of "Lee was not demented, nor did he Star of Bengal drifted into a narrow POLITICAL. collision on the elevated railway in the bight and we could see land on both able securities. To interfere with It hundreds of human lives is the have any trouble to drive him away," President Kooseveli and William .L center of Berlin. direct result of faulty slate, county says his father. "He has been the VJC- sides abreast. We sounded and found without warrant is to tie a ball and Bryan engaged in a warm exchange Nineteen persons were killed, 11 and township government. All this tim of foul play or has met death in eight fathoms. We could tee the ves- chain to the limbs of national eco- of statements as to the administra- seriously injured, and about SO more loss and all this danger to life could hazing." sel dimly by the phosphomt dark rocks that were all around. We cut nomic progress. But more and more, tion's sincerity and success in prose- or less hurt in a collision between the easily be avoided were the politicai- economic policies of the state, v .•cog- Murder Suspected. the tow line and steamed oat into with the growing complication of the cuting law breaking trusts and the east-bound Burlington llyor and a west- nized as of some importance Aiid put open water, but could not see any* mechanism of finance, is growing up justice or injustice of the accusations bound freight train at a point known Anthony O'Karley. aged (>5, a fann- upon a sane, business-like basis." er living near Peck, was burned to thing in the driving rain except ont against (Jov. Haskell of Oklahoma. as Young's Point, about 30 miles west a sentiment for such supervision of This is the emphatic statement of death Saturday night in his home, and blue light burning on the thip. Tha this mechanism as shall insure its safe The Indiana legislature in special of Billings. Mont., on the Northern Dr. Filbert Roth, head of the forestry Sheriff Epplett Is Investigating the storm increased and the tugs steamed anil honest working. From the smoke session passed a county local option Pacific road. department of the rnlversity ofMich- matter. O'Earley had been in Peck away to Shipley bay, 20 miles away." bill. gan and state forestry warden. and dust of battle between vested in- Fire in Fond du Lac. Wis., destroyed Saturday night and during the day Charles N. Haskell, governor of several churches, seven dwellings and "The history of this year's Hivs, Lovet Intane Patient terests seeking economic freedom, and had sold some produce, having quite Oklahoma, has resigned the treasurer- other buildings, the loss being 1250,- which may he numbered as among a sum of money with him when he lx»ve for a beautiful young patient the stare seeking to protect the indi- the most serious in that of ihe state, ship of the Democratic national com- 000. left for his honfe about 11 o'clock. This and a firm belief in her sanity, is but a repetition of all the iiivs. vidual against errors of judgment and mittee. He announced his retirement James W. Paul, banker and financier was the last seen of him, and there is though the offlcials of the asylum de- large and small, that the state tins clare her Insane, moved Dr. John talse statemens. emerges the principle from active participation in the of the firm of Drexel & Co., Philadel- suspicion that he may have been suffered. These waves of desirnctlim robbed. Only his hones were found, Lewin McLeish to give up his posi- so well stated by the eminent capital- Bryan campaign at Chicago and in his phia: J. P. Morgan & Co.. New York, are set in motion, not as the 'naiivvs' and his house and contents were al- lion on the medical staff of the Ohio message to Chairman Mack intimated ist, Thomas F. Ryan, in an article in and Morgan, Harjes Company of would have you believe—by the 'cry most completely destroyed. O'Earley State hospital at Athens. Like tha the Independent, that "It is right that that he would prosecute President Paris, died at Hot Springs. Va. guy' who goes into the woods to was known to have kept a large sum hero, lurblde, of his novel. Dr. Mc- competition between men should be Roosevelt and others who had ac- A savings bank at Colton, S. D., was camp and hunt, but by a class ot de- of money in his home, and this also Leish has chosen to fortwear all for generates who frequent the sparsely brought within constantly narrower cused him. robbed of about $1,000 by thieves, who adds strength to the belief of foul the woman he loves. Chairman Hitchcock of the Repub- escaped in an automobile. settled districts and have no p/>p- play. "I love her. She is as tane as you and narrower rules of justice." lican national committee announced Count M. Thue von Bentzen. a Dan- erty of their own. or 1/' said the physician, discussing "These men are renegades .vho for that Gen. T. Coleman DuFont of Dela- ish nobleman, was married to Miss the patient. "1 will marry her as reasons best known to themselves MICHIGAN ITEMS. Bishop Brent's Decision. ware, head of the bureau of campaign Alice M. Baer of St. Louis. soon aa 1 free her from the institu* elect to avoid those regions where tion." Bishop Brent has raised himself speakers of the national committee, The shah issued a manifesto order- law and order prevail; they are While demented. Mrs. Mary Clark, greatly In popular estimation by his had resigned as head of that bureau ing new elections and calling for the criminals in hiding. aged 72, Grayling, hanged herself in her room. The situation in the fireswept dis- announcement of his determination to and also as a member of the executive convening of the assembly and senate "We have definite proof thai ii.e"< tricts of northwestern Pennsylvania It refuse the Washiagton offer of the committee of the national committee November 14. In a fierce battle at scoundrels have this year deliberately While dliving one of his horses on daily growing worse. set a large proportion of the fires the West Branch track, A. L. Shrig- bishopric, and to return to his hard and that his resignation had been ac- Tabriz the Nationalists were worsted. from which we have sutfered. They ley was attacked by heart failure and and important labors in the Philip- cepted. Horace J. Ray. aged 15 years, com- THE MARKETS. Mr. Taft spoke in half a dozen Wis- seem to lake wanton pleasure in fell dead from the cart. pines, says the Boston Advertiser. mitted suicide by shooting himself at consin cities and was indorsed by driving along the woods-trails and "Prof." Howe, claiming to he an Detroit.—Cattle—Market very dull Philadelphia in the presence of 15- throwing lighted matches into the aand 10c to 15t; lower than last week. This may be said without implying Senator La Follette. Mr. Bryan ad- expert palmist, was fined $25 and or- year-old Florence Marshall, his school- dry grass and brush; they endanger Steers and helfer.s, 1.000 to 1,200, $49 that a different decision would have dressed big crowds in Ohio. dered out of Sturgis. He Is said to 4.60; steers and heifers, 800 1,000, girl sweetheart, because he had been life and property either out of pure have obtained money tinder a pre* [email protected]; grass steers and heifers lowered him in popular estimation. The New York state convention of that are fat, 500 lo 700. $3^)3.15: choice forbidden to pay attention to her to cussedness of for the excitemem of tense of administering cures. Had he decided that under the condi- the Independence party put up a full the thing. fat cows, 13.50; good lal cows. $3; com. the neglect of his studies. Presented with the alternative of mon cows, canners. $1.50 ticket headed by Clarence J. Shearn "That is about the wildest talk I ©2; choice heavy bulls. |3.1B#3.85; tions of his health or for other reasons At West Union, la., Walter Whit- signing the pledge or going to Jail of New York for governor. ever heard." says Stale Game and fair to good bolognas, bulls, S3(^3.25: he should accept the call to Washing- beck was convicted of murder in the for a year each, John and Charles Gor- stock bulls, $2.50(h*2.*5; choice feeding Samuel Gompers, testifying in the Fish Warden Pierce, of the inter- ton. there could be questioning of his first degree for the killing of his fa- don. of Battle Creek, inebriate broth- steers, 800 to 1.000, $3.50®)3.75; full- view given by Prof. Roth, of the I', feeding steers. 800 to 1.000, [email protected]; contempt case, repeated his story of ers. chose the former. f sincerity or his courage. His record ther. Allow Whitbeck. of M., regarding forest conditions as choice stockers, 500 to 700, $3#3.2. i: an attempt by an alleged emissary Jeremiah Lynch, 50 years old, night John Vogt, 42. of Jackson, is dead fair stockers. 500 to 700, $2.7503; stock stands proof against unworthy insinu- of .1. W. Vai Cleave to bribe him to the professor sees them. "1 don't heifers, $2.50$t2.7r.; milkers, large, foremah for the Wisconsin Bridge want to minimize the danger nor the as the result of being struck by a young, medium age, $40®50: common ations. He has done great work in the betray the cause of union labor. & Iron Company, was mysteriously amount of damage from the lires," piece of timber he was feeding into a milkers. |20$i>35. islands. He would do valuable work Judge William H. Taft started from Veal calves—Market steady with murdered near a new bridge which says Mr. Pierce. "The condition is saw. and which kicked back and last Thursday: best. |7.50®8.15; others. at Washington. This becau.se lie is a Cincinnati on a campaign tour of the the company is erecting in Chicago. the most serious we have had since j struck him in the .stomach. He leaves $4 6' 7; milch cows and springers, good forceful, honest, energetic man. His middle west. a widow and two children. leady. common dull. The police lay the crime to labor trou- KsTl; but Prof. Roth talks like a wild ' Sheep and lambs—Market 25c lower determination to go back to his work bles. man when he says that $10;000.000 of Battle Creek claims the du.iious dis- hun lust week at openinfr. prospects PERSONAL. forest property has been destroyed. tinction of possessing the meanest lower: best lambs. [email protected]: fair to to build a firmer structure on the Five members of the failed broker- lambs, $4.503,25; common. what has to be contended wi:.!i. the canoe the craft was overturned. $1.50(0)2: best fat heifers, J4'S5)4.7.r«: world's supply of wheat, as well as Gov. Haskell of Oklahoma, treasurer of Scranton, Pa., adjudging Harry K. # successfully fought. I get daily He plunged into 25 feet of water, and, butcher heilVrs. $3.25 iff4.50; light stock of the Democratic national committee, stockers. $2.75(g;3: export bulls. |3.50® that of the United States, are manifold Thaw in contempt of court, was filed reports from my deputies, and they as he could not swim, he was drowned. was summoned to meet Mr. Bryan in do not show one disastrous fire in 3.75; bologna bulls. $3(g)8.25; stock and Impossible of estimation, declares 1 in the United States district court at bulls, $2.75(^3; fresh cows steady. $45 Chicago for a hearing as to the a town or village as a result of the After an abscence of nearly three the Century Magazine. Vast regions Pittsburg. @)50; mediums, $33@38; common, $20® charges against him of connection forest conflagrations. Newspaper months J. Clinton Frye, the young 23. The control of the Washington Life of land in South America. North with the Standard Oil Company. correspondents are sending out from Saginaw business man who myster- Hogs—Market 10c lower; good fat, Insurance Company passed from the iously disappeared and who later lo- $6.75^'<; corn-fed medium and heavy. Africa and Asia are awaiting the de- Encouraged by the success that has some sections of the slate alarm $0.(15 ([lO.ttO: pigs, $5.75^)0.80; some hands of Levi P. Morton, Thomas F. stories based on rumors and guesses cated in Indiana, returned to the city choice as high as $0; roughs, Otiit.ZA: mand for "still more wheal" which attended the establishment of his light plg.s [email protected]. Ryan and Harry Payne Whitney, to a which have to be corrected within a barely in time for a reunion with his shall bring to them the steel plow and "hero fund" in America, Andrew Car- wife. Sheep—Lambs active; sheep slow; Pittsburg syndicate headed by Wil- few hours. This has been especially best lambs. $6.10^0.25; culls, [email protected]; the self-binder, and cause them to negie has decided to found a similar true up aroun.< Escanaha and Me- While reading a Detroit paper. D. common thi1 n lambs. $3(j)3.50; year- fund In Great Britain. To this end he liam C. Baldwin, president of the lings, $4(ft 4.25; wethers, $3.75(^)4; ewes. yield a food-product sufficient to feed Pittsburg Life and Trust Company. nominee. The actual conditions C. Constable, a Milwaukee traveling 13.25^3.50; common sheep. $1^1.50. is about to hand over to trustees the man, saw an account of the death ot a new population of untold millions. Raymond W. Pullman of the forest 1 must be as poorly understood by the Calves—Strong, $4.50(2? 0.50. sum of $250,000. liis sister. Mrs. Grace Burnham, the And were modern agricultural imple- service, who is in Minnesota investi- general run of newspaper readers as drain, Kle. Allan Forbes, a well-known club- they appear to be by the learned Detroit woman burned to death in Kast Huffalo.—Cattle—Cash No. f ments and agricultural knowledge in man, was found guilty at Salem, gating forest fire conditions for the gentleman who evolved the $10.00a.- Strasburg's dancing academy there. red. $1.01 December opened with an the hands of the Russian and Euro- Mass., of cruelty to his pony auring government, estimates the loss in that MOO dream. He collapsed. advance of >4c at $1.03. advanced to pean peasants, another addition, th* a game of Myopia. A fine of $50 was state at $5,000,000 to $10,000,000. "The flames and the smoke you Gov. Johnson, of Minnesota, has extent of which can hardly be guessed, imposed. The supreme court of Washington , hear so much about are mainly 'he honored the requisition for George A. upheld the stale law prohibiting the lires in the cut-over land and the Hamilton, who is accused of sending could be made to 'he world's wheat Mrs. Jack Gardner, society leader $1.00%. $1.00^4. and art collector of Boston. Mass., ere sale of cigarettes and cigarette pa- barrens, and in many cases they are a bomb to sheriff August Beck, ot closing: at supply. doing more good than harm. There Houghton, who once arrested him. Corn— Cash No. 3. 80>4c; No. 3 yel- a ted a sensation in the exclusive Cop- pers. low. 1 car at 82^c. Declaring her disgust with modern are scores of settlers benefited by Hamilton has been held in Duluth on Oats—-Cash No. 3 white. 4 cars at Some time ago a thoughtful corre- ley square section of that city the clearing up of lands by fire. I forgery charges. 51c; No. 4 white, l car at 50c. fashions, Mrs. Lulu Kreitzer, aged 40. i by walking down the street in a sheath have 10 regular deputies working Uye—Cash No. 2. 77c bid. spondent wrote to a leading newspa- a widow, returned to nature and ap- James Parrish. of Uinslng. Is nurs- Beans—Cash, $2.05; October. $1.95; gown open to the knee. among the supervisors and other November and December. $1.S0. per tha m a man on rising and on peared in the street at Dayton. O., ing a broken leg as a result of a birth- olficials of the townships throughout day celebration. Some of his Ir lends Cioverseed—Prime spot. SO bags at going to bed each day would repeat nude. When the police were summoned GENERAL NEWS. the state, and they are at work now, began pounding him once for eirery the words "I will be rich," with an the woman entered her home and fa- at all times, and they report daily. Forest fires iu the Adirondacks got year that he was old. In trying to mphasis on the will. " he would be tally shot herself. In addition to these. I have appoint- beyond control and several settle- elude them, Parrish fell and broke his rich in time; but now a man writes to Forest fires were reported to have ed fire wardens in every surveyed leg in two places. Timothy seed—Prime spot, 100 bagt ments. including the little village ot township where anyone lives, air I at $1.«0. destroyed some small settlemetts in , A boy shouting "Fire" when the say he has tried the advice punctili- Long Lake West, were destroyed. this force of deputies has done ex- Feed—In 100-lb sacks, jobbing lots: northern Wisconsin and Michigan and film on a moving picture machine Bran. $28; coarse middlings. $87; fine ously, but is not one cent the richer. The hamlet of Homestead, Mich., also cellent work. They have saved farm to be spreading rapidly in the Adiron- , caught fire precipitated a panic in a middlings. $29: cracked corn and Ah. there's the rub. "punctiliouslyI" was burned. houses and other buildings almost course cornnieiU. $34; curn ani out dacks. Kalamazoo theater Friday night. chop. $31 per ton. He was not fervent enough, says the The British ship Loch Finlas was without number. Considering all John Farnieau. operator on the ma- Flour—Michigan patent, best. $5.25; Justice Gerard in the supreme court the conditions, I repeat, the leap has Boston Herald, he did not implore, be- wrecked off Foster island and 20 of chine. was nadly burned about the ordinary patent. $4.75; straight. $4.C&f of New York signed the final decree been small. We are confronted by clear, $4 per bbl in wood. the crew of 24 were drowned. The neck and ears and an usher who at- seech, ins^t on becoming rich, and he of absolute divorce in favor of Elsie the worst drouth in 'Xt years." other four men were picked up by a tempted to stop the rush for the ex- AMI WKMKXTH IX DRTHOIT. did not even add "good" or "honest," French Vanderbilt from Alfred Gwynne passing steamer. Foster island lies its was knocked down and trampled Week Knding October 3. to his "punctilious" demand of fortune. Vanderbilt. Officers to Ride. T KM PL K T11KATKU—VAU DEVI LLB a short distance off the northeast upon. •-Afternoons, 2:15. 10c to 25c. Kven- Had he done so the powers might A typhoon of terrific velocity swept A distinguished party of regular coast of Tasmania. The committee inaklng a canvass intcs. 8:15. 10c to 50c. have been placated. through the central portion of the Phil army officers will leave Detroit on of the private homes of the city to WHITNKY — Evenings, 10-20-30a Lieut. K. J. Bloom of the Fourth in- that bO-mlle horseback ride which is Matinees. 10-15-25c. Matinees daily ipplno group, sweeping part of the secure accommodations for the visit except Wednesday. The Boy Detective. fantry was killed at Camp Jessman, being taken by all of the officers of Reports of a great decrease In the island of Samar, northern Leyte, ors to the state teachers* convention NEW LAFAYETTE — Actologue— Philippines, by Private Suttles, who the army, pursuant to the president's to be held in Saginaw Oct. 29, :50 and Talking Pictures. First Class Vaude- death-rate among the babies this year southeastern Imzon, northern Panay, Instructions. ville. Continuous performances. Ad- then committed suicide. 31; reports that they have secured mission 10c and 5c. come from New York city; yet it has Masbate and part of Romhlem. Hun- Chairman Mack appointed Herman Col. Daniel Cornman. commandant accommodations for 4,2C3, with the ELECTllIC PAKK. Belle Isle Bridge, dreds were reported dead. furnishes entertainment for all. Free been a trying summer. The lives RIdder, editor of the New York Staats at Fort Wayne, Major Goodin. Adjt. canvass incompleted. With the ho- Toffey. Capt. Anderson and the engi- vaudeville by high-class talent a spe- saved are the fruits of the labors of Zeitung. treasurer of the Democratic A St. Louis & San Francisco pas- tels, it is thought that 5.500 can h( cial feature. neering ofliers at the post, will be ac- the tenement-house comrniaslon, the national committee, which position • senger train was derailed near Car- taken care of. thage, Mo., and rolled Into the ditch, companied on the three-day ride by tteaMera Lravlag Detroit. city health department and the war- was resigned by Gov. Haskell of Okla- When Rev. and Mrs. D. Q. Barry, of the engineer and fireman being killed General Win. H. Carter, commander DETROIT Sc BUFFALO STEAM- homa. of the department of the lakes, the South Park Baptist church. Port SHIP CO.—Foot of Wayne street. For fare of the Merchantp' asfOtiatioa and 40 passengers injured. Buffalo and Niagara Falls dally, 5 p. Heavy rains checked the forest fires and several other officers who are Huron, returned lo the parsonage committee afalBst.the house-fly. We Sunday night they used the oil stove m. Week end trip, $2.50. in northern Michigan and Wisconsin. The Asiatic cholera in St. Peters- now at different |K>lnts in the state. WHITK STAH LINE—Wharf toot of are learning slowly that the protec- to prepare a lunch and forgot to turn Griftwold street. I^OR THK FLATM m* The French police have arrested sev- burg Is spreading among the upper It Is expected that the party will num- tion of life, which government re- It off when they retired. They were PORT HI? RON Way Port* daily- eral dangerous anarchists, who with ! classes of society. Deaths are so ber 10 or 12. Leave week days 2:30' p. m.m.. Sundays fr 1 The instructions are to ride ::o awakened by an explosion and found a. m. For TOIiRDO daily—Leave wecfe gards as Its business, metna protec- others were engaged in elaborating a numerous the bodies lie iinburied. miles each day and to pitch camp for themselves surrounded by flames. days 4 p. m., Sundays 5 p. in. tion against the murderous armlet of plot to assassinate King Alfonso of A big brick kiln at Kenmare, N. D., They succeeded in escaping and DETROIT ft CLEVELAND NAV1GA* burst and two men were burled in the the nights. The probable route will TION CO.—Foot of Wayne street. Fof ftrms that live In the predaceous em* Spain when he passed through Biar- I be out to Pontiac and along the chain though one part of the house was Cleveland and eastern points daily af plre of dirt. ritz on his way to Paris. red-hot bricks and roasted 'o death. wrecked neighbors aided the pastor 10:30 p. m. For Mackinaw and way ! of lakes in that vicinity. The dates ports: Monday and Saturdays. 5 p. in.: Two persons were killed and four Delegates to the international Fish- ! arranged are Oct. ii, 7 and 8. to save the rest. Wednesday and Friday at 9:30 a. m. congress were given souvenir Frank Washington and Edward Physiognomists—and common peo- others injured when a passenger train on the Southern railway ran into an paintings of the Roosevelt golden Mrs. Mary Broxmaier and Arthur Wells, two negroes confined in the Frank P. Glazier, through Attorney ple—should be interested to compare (Jdder were arrested In Grand Rapids, St. Joseph Jail, hit Turnkey John James S. Gorman, will atk the tu- open switch near Duncan, S. C. trout, named after the president be- charged with unmercifully beating the Humphrey on the head with an Iron preme court to review the decltion of the portrait! of Admiral Lord Charles Two heavy earthquake shocks were cause he prevented its extermination. Publication was begun In the woman's 20-year-old son, a cripple bar as he was locking up the cells Judge Klnne, which deposed Glazier Beresford, commander-in-chief of the felt off the Port of Acapulco, Mexico, who Is unable to defend himself. He Monday night, rendering him uncon "World's Work" of a series of reminis- as a member of the Chelsea schoof Brltlali Channel fleet, Adalral Sir John and the steamer Radmes was so tossed was taken to a hospital and will prob- scions. They then made their escape. board. cences by John D. Rockefeller. In Fisher, first tea lord, and Admiral about that four persons were killed. ably recover. The Sixteenth Michigan Regiment While endeavoring to free herself which he defends the tactics and in order to prevent her marriage to of Volunteers In twenty-eighth annua Robley D. Evans of the American The Denver Coliseum, one of the! from the chair In which she was tied, city's landmarks, was destroyed by' trade methods of the Standard Oil Albert liewey, twice her age, the par- reunion elected as ofHcers; President, Mrs. Margaret Kelley, aged 44, of Cad- Company. navy. The facet art all of the tame fire. , ents of Miss Ethel Gammack, aged 18. D. W. Green, Greenville; vlce-presi illac, un inmate of the Northern Michi- type: tqaare, keen, corners of the The United States cruiser Yankee The government of Paraguay un- sent her from her home in Buffalo to dent. Thomas P. Stockton, Flint; sec- gan asylum for the Insane, accidentally moutli down, eyet dead ahead^the struck on Spindle Rock, near the ^arth'ed 14 P,ot against It organized by her aunt. Mrs. Charles Woods, who retary and treasurer, James A. Mc strangled to death, according to tha lives in Bay City. Dewey, however, fol- Knight, this city; executive commit face cleared for action, at tomebody western entrance to Buzzards bay, dur- ,,ieiI1^ers oi ^e negro party. All the verdict ot the coroner's Jury. Rela- cons rator8 lowed and the romantic side appeal- tee. George Hilton, T. 8. Stockton. R tives are angered o>er what they term- aald after looking at a portrait of Ad- Ing a fog, breaking several boles In i P^ were taken into cut^ody ing to Mrs. Woods, she permitted their C. Ormsbee. all of Flint. The next re- and a state of siege was proclaimed. neglect of th^ attendants iu leaving alral Evas* J her hull on the port side. uiarriage. , union will be held in Flint. her alont- AN ORIENTAL SKY-SIGN VILLAGE OFFICERS OF Truth and ... LOWELL, MICH. THE LOWELl IEDGEI wm LOWELL. MICHIGAN. Quality 1). G. Look, President. T. A. Murphy, Clerk. KatabUihed in IMS. hf V. M. JOHNBOV, OLD CRAFT AT PENTWATER Kditor and Prop. appeal to the WcU-Informcd in every Karl A. Thomas. Treasurer. R. E. Springett, Attorney. OLA M. JOHNSON. Loral a^d UoalHf MICH., RECALLS EARLY DAYS. Editress. -walk of life and arc essential to permanent F. J. McMahon, Superintendent of Lighting and Power Plant. . K. CUIiP, Foreman Advertising and l«H mieccss and creditable standing. Accor-1 Printing Departments. ingly, it is not claimnd that Syrup of Figs F. X. White, Assessor. Hand-Propelled Boat Used for Trant Dr. O. C. McDannell, Health Officer. and Elixir of Senna is the only remedy of i portation Across Government Chan- George P. Taylor, Marshal and Office In Kopf Block, East Bids. known value, but one of many reasons | nel Only One of Kind In That Street Commissioner. Open from 7 a. m. to6:80 p. m. why it is tho best of personal and family i Part of the Country. Trustees—C/Bergin, J. A. Mattorn,! K. D. McQueen, H. A. Peckham, Wol-| ;itlr.n.' Phone. {^ 231. laxatives is the fact tlmt it cleanses, Pent water. Mich.—Primitive In iu don Smith, W. S. Winegar. flwcclcns and relievos the internal organs simplicity and imbued with a quaint TOWNSHIP OFFICERS. on which it acts without any debilitating charm which carries one ba'.k to the Christopher Bergin, Supervisor. after effects and without having to inereaso j early days of the settlers when this C. (J. Stone, Clerk. the Quantity from lime to time. portion of Michigan was but. a wooded M. N. Henry, Treasurer. Detroit Hesdqosrten wilderness, the old scow ferry, still in .lames McPhorson, Highway Com- —tea — H ants pleasantly and naturally and use at Ppntwaier. the little town ol missioner. truly as a laxative, and its component Indian origin nestling among the high LOWELL BOARD OF TRADE. MCDGAN PGNU parts are known to and approved by bluffs skirting Lake Michigan, remains OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. physicians, as it is free from all objectiorv at present the only ferry of its kind Officers and Directors. able substances. To get its beneficiil anywhere in this part of the country. F. T. King, President. ".lohn." the Norwegian ferryman, It. Van Dyke, Vice-President. -effects always purchase the genuine- ceaselessly, day after day, works his H. A. Peckham, Secretary. manufactured by the California Fig Syrup steel cable rope with a queer wooden A. W. Weekes, Treasurer. •Co., only, and for sale by all leading drug- handle, which resembles a rolling pin Tiusioos—O. C. McDannell, W. S. Winegar, D. G. Look. gists. cut out in the center, and in this unique manner transports both man Standing Committees. A REASONABLE REQUEST. and beast across the 150 feel of water Market—H. .1. Taylor, Chairman. in the government channel which con- Now Industries—D. G. Mange, Chair- nects teake Pent water, the natural bar man. bor. with tho greater waters of Lake' Conventions—ii. J. Post, Chairman. Michigan. When the great, boats seek j Village linpiovements—C. Town- entrance lo tho harbor tho rope is | send, f.hninnan. W. Winner, Chair- dropped, only to be hauled tip again; Hoad>: C. GRISWOLD HOUSE whon the leviathans of the fresh water | man. SMtmeAN »L*«.t«.eeTo3.B0»cM»af Sports and Special Days—.M. X.l sea« resume their journeys to other j CUHO»K*N PUkN.Sf.OO Tea.SO »g|IOA* Henry, Chairman. port s. Srialy Bodera tad uptotkie hotel, » 3 , Press—F. M. Johnson, Chairman. the very Sean of the retail tnoppina dit- Before the days of the white man. MemlM-rship—M. E. Simpson, Chair- C- trig of Detroit, corner Cruwold and : Grand Riter Ave»J tmJy one block froaa this channel was but a little creek. man. Woodward A*e. Jefferaoo. TTriid and Four- where the red imm used to piiddlo'- tecath cars pa* by tha houte. When yos The above is one of the few survivors of the "totems," or signs of pros* j viat Detroit Mop st tho Cniwold Houas. perous merchants, which, with their rich carving and beautiful coloring, many the fishing waters of tho great lake.' O. C. McDannell, M. D. POSTAL * CMORBY, Props. of them of great height, made the streets of Mukden, China, only two or three y years ago, a vista of quaint barbaric ornament. Since the Japanese came, Aft or civilization crept in the crook PhyBlolan and Surgeon Sraall TTrchln fto major, who has however, these have almost all been "improved" away. Unlovely telegraph was widened, and in later years it DfFICI IN NCQONCE ILK., LOWELL, Mieii and telephone wires have taken their places, and there now remain in all the 1 has Ween dredged by Uncle Sam tC| been thrown from horse Into pond) — J| Hi. mister, as you 'appens to be in the city but s^me half a dozen of these signs. Another picturesque feature, which mnke way lor the great vessels which j KILL wair.r. would you mind looking for fortunately has not yet been touched, is the Bell and Drum Towers, placed at seek ih" shelter of the inland lake , M. C. Greene, M. D. THE COUGH the intersections of the four main streets, one of which is shown in the photo- I causing Pom water to he regarded as a j AND CURE THE LUNGS SViliifc-s whistle? graph here reproduced. Physician and Surgaon protective harbor and available lake 1 OFFICE IN NEQONCE BLK., LOWELL, MlOli PRESCRIBED CUTICURA port, and also giving, several decade?. | ago. the little village its euphonious!' ^ ^ . * WITH Dr. King's After Other Treatment Failed—Raw INDIAN'S LIE IS COSTLY. title, S. P. Hicks Eczema on Baby's Face Had , _ | \r. the seow ferry was built. .'>0 years Loans, Collections, Real CBtata ani Lasted Three Months—At Last ago. propelled by hand with ropes Inauranos REPUDIATED BY TRIBESMEN FOR upon the tribe preceded him. I'pon ; New Discovery Doctor Found Cure. si retched across from either side, sr LOWELL. MICHIOAN. arriving at the outskirts of the camp! BREAKING HIS WORD. it now remains—a touch of pic- H8 "Our baby boy broke out with ec- he was met. by the head men and for- lurestjnenoss. soolhing jaded tastes m C8LSS JS&. bidden to enter. He was an outcast. AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. zema on his face when one month old. and i»l a so folk.-., remaining thoroughly Dr. E. D. McQueen His mother could not give him a drink One place on the side of his face the Edward Harry, a Cheyenne, an Out- i?i keeping with the tiny village which j GUARANTEED 8 ATISFACTOBT of water or coffee, nor could his la- VETERINARY SURGEON size ol a nickel was raw like beefsteak cast for Violating Pledge of Chiefs fornis the market place lor the so vera ? j OB MONET REFUNDED. ther give him bread or meat. livery, Feed and 10 cent Bam in cond for three months, and ho would cry to White Men—Lives Alone fashionablo reports near at hand. Since that time ho has lived aA fttt- nection. Also Bus and Baggage to an- out when I bathed the parts that were in Camp on Creek. cast. About ihe channel in groups arc, from all trains. i?orf and brojeen out. I gave him oair.pfd the Indians, descendants ol Darlington. Okla.—Among the Chey- Phone 35. LOWELL, MICH three months* treatment from a good DISCOVER RAREST ELEMENTS. tho once powerful Ottawas. and stil" JDD PRINTING doctor, but at the end of that time the enne Indians is an outcast repudiated weaker Chippewas with a sprinkling: by his tribesmen because he failed to child was no better. Then my doctor Uranium, Vanadium and Radium Are of Potlawaitomies. who leave theii keep his word and thereby violated rcccmmcnded Cutlcura. After using Found in Colorado. farms in tlv surrounding country dur I R. E. Springett Of all kinds on short the pledged honor of the head men of a cake of Cutlcura Soap, a third of a lug the summer months and fish it: j Attornoy-at-Law the Cheyennes. His English name is notice. Good work, de- box of Cutlcura Ointment, and half a Washington.—Camotile, a mineral the waters of Lake Pont water, ot | Edward Harry. He lives alone in his General Uw Practice and InsDfiDCi bottle of Cutlcura Resolvent he was recently found in Colorado, Is a source cross its placid bosom in their silent camp on Boggy creek. As a young Office. City Stite Bank Block. livered when promised. well and his face was as smooth as any of the rare elements uranium and canoes to pick berries on the wild man Harry loved to play monte, and I.OWELIm MH-n. baby's. He Is now two years and a vanadium, and has yielded traces of slopes of Lake Michigan. Prices xow. workman' finally believed that he could live half old and no eczema has reappeared. the still rarer element, radium. These Tho Indians who live in this locality ship without work. One day Harry led and quality of stock Mrp. M. L. Harris. Alton, Kan., May deposits, which also contain other are the descendants of the seventeen | tha away several horses belonging to a I.L reliable patent 14 June 12,1907." rare minerals, are situated at the foot bands, comprising i*00 red men. whe j medicines advertised la considered. We carry cattle ranch. The Identity of the thief of the Blue mountains, formerly gradually drifted north from Cyrsta I ,thf* paper are sold by was learned and officers went to arrest A complete lines of stand- The Scramble for Wealth. known as Yampa plateau, and are Valley, where the government rcsorva D. Q. LOOK, the Lowell Drug him. and Book man. If there Is a sad thing in the world, similar to those on Coal creek, Rio tion was formerly stationed. Years ard papers. No long There was great commotion in the ft is the spectacle of the men and Blanco county, Colorado. The ores ago they occupied lands given them Ir j Cheyenne camp and a pow-wow was waits women who. In their mad scramble present a beautiful display of colors. the vicinity of Grand river, but th* 1 held. The Cheyennes as a rule were for wealth, have crushed out of their The carnotlte, which constitutes a rel- firewater of the palefaces proved tor j honest In those days and did not wish livrs sentiment and the love of all atively small percentage of the min- great a temptation and piece by plec | We have Fast Presses, to be subjected to the humiliation of Ola M. Johnson that is beautiful and sublime. The erals found, occurs In the form of a the farming country was disposed o i having a member of the tribe arrested Electric Power, Good very process by which they seek to film or thin crust of powdery material and the remnants of the several tribe." | Publlo fttenographep for such an offense. They preferred win the means of onjoyment kills the of bright canary yellow color. betook themselves northward and it , and Typewriter. Worl cmen and 2" Tears* faculties by which they can enjoy. that Harry should come to Darlington A yellow mineral which closely re- late years became still more scattered • with a white friend and deliver the With Trb Lrdobil Phono Experience in the Print- When the average man wins his sembles carnotlte In color and appear- Old Mash-Kaw settled in Mason coun I wealth he finds himself without the horses to their lawful owner. ance, and which occurs In even great- ly, where ho lived for many years. ing Business. Tiw bene- power of enjoyment, for Ihe enjoying The Cheyenne chiefs unfolded their er amount, proved, on testing by ex- Shaw-be-co-ung, the old Indian chief yide of his nalure Is dead. Ho finds Milton M. Perry fit is yours. .. .. plan to the offlcera and pledged their perts of the geological survey, to be a built the first loghouse on Ocear to hi? sorrow that the straining, strlv- honor that Harry would do as they Attorney and Ceunoelor at Law vanadate of copper. Chemical tests of beach, where now stand the handsome fr? 'lie is also a starving one. •peelsl Attention cifen to Colleetione, Cm told him. The offer was accepted, as the ores have shown the presence in summer homes of many wealthy men teyanciof sad «sie of K«sl Eitste. Hsa sue Qualified aud hwo admitted to praetiee is IM was a further condition that Harry them of a copper selenlte, which is be- On tho high sandod slopes where the Sometimat Hard to Tell. should give up his six-shooter. To interior Department and all the bureaua ther* lieved lo be the first selenlte discov- braves used to disport themselves to and it readjr to nrofecute claimf fottil oi l THE LEDGER PRINTERS Glio 'em. pers during the summer, and there is! capital, iust as it was the migratory ward Darlington. The horses were de- slapped ihe lather on both faces, and Aud these had lessor still, ad Infinitum! every reason to believe that the nop Vmeiicsn that conquered the west, livered to their owner at Darlington, while rubbing it in on one man's face —Burns. 1 Development. of reptiles has been the largest seen i bat helped to people western Canada, but the Cheyennes were shamefaced Newport, R. I.—Tho very latest "Remember." said the earnest In- j started to shave the other man with here in many years. The manager of that is building the big canal down on and wrathful because Harry had wrinkle in Newport's smart sot is Al- verier, "it ain't so very many years; his other hand. one of the big plantations in Coahoma! the isthmus, educating the Filipino, broken the pledge made for him by fred Vanderbllt's valet's valet. since the telephone caused laughter." 1 Both men grasped the novelty of the county, who has boon clearing up new j surporting tho bbnifaces and the no- the chiefs. Harry frolicked at Dar- A valet Is common enough. Even "That's true." answered Ihe man • situation, and allowed the work to ground at every spare moment, stales i hility of Europe and trying to discover llngton agency and at Fort Reno, play- continue. wealthy contractors and successful who has trouble with central. "At first [ thai he has killed more than TOO the north pole. ing monte. for a week or more, and prize lighters and others have valets. It caused laughter; now It causes pro-! Shaving each man with alternate snakes since the plowing season be ; It is the migratory American that then mounted his "paint" pony and Hat A valet to a valet Is different. It, fsnJty." strokes, he was soon combing one gan. several of them rattlers, cotton-1 does things and a great many of them started for the Cheyenne camp on the or he, is an Knglish idea. King Ed- man's hair with his left hand while mouths and moceaslns. — .lackson ' go to Washington to do them, beoause Important to Mothero. Washita. ward has a valet who has a valet. So the right hand was drying the other (.Miss.) Clarion-Leader i here is the opportunity LO do them. Examine carefully every bottle of News of the disgrace he had brought fellow's face. Both were satisfied. do some members of the nobility. C \STORl A a safe and sure remedy for . Likewise Alfred Vanderbilt of Amer- Intastf and children, and see that It | ica. Pears the When the valet has a valet the valet Reamng matter signature ofi ^ ^ is the first valet and Ihe valet's valet In TTse For Over M 9em, Makes a Study of Whales. is the second valet. The Kind Yon Have Always Bought, Mr. Vanderbllt's first valet is Harry Kempster. He is not called 'Arry, If The home news; the doings of the people in this Attache of Museum Returni from Five "The whales hare been hunted so Hfs&x—"There's one thing that will you please, but U always Mr. Kemp- Mentha' Trip to North. extensively that they will soon be ex- give you ihe shake and yet stay rlfjht ster. The name of the second valet town; the gossip of our own conununity, that's tinct. The relationship of one species with you." Joax—""What can that Is not known. Maybe he Is simply ad- New York.—Roy C. Andrews of the to another Is virtually unknown. For- be?" Hoax—"Chills and fever." dressed as "You, there," and lot It go the first kind of reading matter you want. It is department of mammals and birds at tunes are being spent on fossils, and the American Museum of Natural His- here is a race of mammals slipping at that. more important, more interesting to you than tory has returned from a five-months' away. At Newfoundland, where the Mr. Kempster shaves Mr. Vander- trip to Vancouver Island and Alaska. whales were found formerly in great bilt and lays out his clothes. But the that given by the paper or magazine from tha Mr. Andrews left New York in April numbers, there are only a few, as clothes are pressed and other less dig- Positively eared hf nified work Is done by the second tksss LlHls nils. for Vancouver Island, where he re- they have been driven from the feed- outside world. It is the first reading matter mained until July, and then went to ing grounds and killed. While At- valet. Mr. Kempster does not press They Also relieve IMS* old clothes. 'Orrors, no! . tress from Dyspepsia. In* Tye, Alaska, on the south coast of lantic whales have been studied, this you should buy. Each issue of this paper give* digestion and Too Hearty Admiralty Island. His work was to Is the first time that data such as I Bating. A perfect rem- get measurements, notes and photo- have gathered have been obtained in Oldest Store Closes Up. to you just what you will consider edy for DlMlnesH, Nan* graphs of the Pacific whales, to dis- sea. Drowsiness, Bad regard to Pacific whales." Salem, Mass.—After an existence ol cover whether they are the same as Taste In the Month, Coat- 104 years in the hands of the Driver ed Tongne, Pain In the the Atlantic whales. Great Capacity for Ice Cream. family, what is believed to be the Side. TORPID LIVBR. Mr. Andrews saw more than 200 They regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. York. Pa.—At a picnic given for oldest store in America has ceased The Right Kind ot whales of four different species, killed them by K. M. Sciple at Strang's Park business. In 1801 Stephen Driver an SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PillCE • j with the harpoon gun. From the mast 56 girls of Hallam. this county, ate 11 nounced: "I have opened ye store fot head of a whaling vessel he studied gallons of ice cream, drank a barrel Readinu Matter Genuine Mutt Bear sale of shoes." and since that time the the shales in every position through of lemonade and consumed more cakes Fae-Simile Signature business has been successfully con- field glasses. He made measurements and sandwiches than It would be po- ducted by his descendants. The es- of the bodies and took S00 photo- lite to mention. Mr. Seiple. who was tablishment Is now closed up that the graphs of whalej In the water. Speak- somewhat dismayed, says his next pic- owner may give attention to a patent* lne of 1128 W0lk Mt An(lrc VB baid: nic will be lo the boys. ed articl*. Subscribe Now. REFUSE SUBSTTTUTESi i ' * N

SURE, enough! Who? two daughters of McBrldes, Mr. and and calling on other old neighbors Can a United States senator repre- Mrs. Scaulon and two sons of Battle In East Cascade. sent the Standard Oil and also repre- Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Blake of Mrs. Helen Clark who so faithfully sent the people?—[Atlanta Constitu- Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester assisted in caring for her sister Mrs. From Our Point tion. Finch aud daughter and Mr. and E. R. Johnson for several months Mrs. Levi Fletcher of Lowell, Mr spent last week at her home at Ada Why ask such a foolish question? and Mrs. W. A. Covert of Saranac, and returned to spend several weeks of View Who expects United States senators Rev. F. J. Priest aud daughter of at the home of Mr. Johnson. to represent the people?—[Chicago West Lowell. The singers were old Record Herald. Miss Carol Thompson returned to acquaintances of Mrs. Coles from her home In Grand Rapids Tuesday Freeport. ^ after spending four weeks with her AGAIN, LOWELl HAS A BAND. Rksidknts of a Chicago suburb graudparents Mrs. E. B. Maben and After four years without a brass who got a sewer after sixteen years ROWifK. Mrs. F. M. Thompson. band, Lowell now has a promising of trying, celebrated Its opening There was no preaching service at Mrs. H. C-igerand Mrs. G. Prescott Bowne M. E. church Sunday. organization of young men under with a banquet In the main trunk of visited Mrs. Elmer Adams In Grand Rapids Friday and In the afternoon the sewer. They must appreciate A. Stark returned from Chicago the leadership of J. T. Berry. It hns Wednesday accompanied by Mrs. the following old friends enloyed a l)een a long, up-hill Job working new sewers more than some Lowell peo- Anna Besserdlg, Mrs. Stark's sister. picnic supper aud social time at material Into shape aud Mr. Berry, ple do. Reed's Lake: Mrs. Coger, Mrs. Pres- •- ^ Bell Olmstead andMrs. J. S. Thom- his predecessor Mr. White, and the as visited Mrs. Harry Clemens at cott and daughters Edna and Llla Haxing is on again at the Michi- (Mrs. A. A. Stevenson) Mrs. R. J. boys themselves are entitled to great Clarksvllle last Tuesday afternoon. gan Agricultural college and one Slater and daughters Misses Bessie credit for their persistency. Lack of The young people's social Friday and Lura, Mrs. Carrie Adams and I student had an elbow dislocated by night was a success In every way. musical training In our schools and daughter Miss Nina. Mrs. Clark a fall from a tree, which he had been Table receipts were twelve dollars. Boughner and daughter and Mrs. the passing of the old time singing forced to climb. Expulsions are In Bowne ladles had a house-cleaning Belle Strong of the city. school, have been bad handicaps, In- bee last Wednesday and cleaned the order. L. F. McCullough and family have structors finding It necessary to M. E. church at Bowne Center. rented rooms In Mrs. Thompson's Earl Smith visited his parents Mr. house In this village. start beginners with the very a b c After all. it's a prettylgood sign of music, where under the old order and Mrs. ('has. Smith Friday and Dr. and Mrs. Quick aud son Gar- of the times, that the American peo- Saturday. of things short cuts were practicable. rtftt are visiting Mrs. Quick's parents ple will not forever tolerate the For- Wilder Thomas of Middleville call- at Cold water. Fortunately the detlclency In our akers, Haskells and PuPonts In pub- ed on Mr. and Mrs. .I.S.Thomas last Mrs. Maben and Miss Carol Thomp- schools has been supplied; aud future lic life. "it's a long lane that has Thursday. son visited Mrs. E. Shu man Friday. musical enterprises will profit there- no turning." Wayne Benton was in Grand Rap- Charles Harris of Alto dined at the by. Ids Saturday. home of Fred DeWeert Tuesday. Now, as to the future of the new Wuo said the campaign was dull? Frank McNaughton has been ap- Mrs. L. F. McCullough entertained pointed road commissioner by the M5HION MULT l(£S band, as an old band man of many Huess its hot enough for Haskell, her aged father Francis Sullivan and years standing, we want to say that town board to finish the work begun brother Henry Sullivan, wife and Ut- Foraker, Sibley iMiPont, McLaurln by Wm. llelrlgle. Its success or failure rests largely ile son Maynard and sister Miss iV: Co. What a fine lot of Down and Wm. Stauifer, Scott Lowe and Ar- Martha of Cass avenue Grand Rap with the public. Much hard work On tersl thur Clark moved Rev. Ritchmyer's Ids Tuesday. has already been done ;but very much household good to Way land Friday. This week's letter. more remains to do and always there The Cleveland anti-Bryan Ktter Sunday guests of Henry Johnson were Messrs. and Mesdames Ozl Par Mrs. Carrie Nlles will entertain the will be room for Improvement, has been declared a forgery. Uolag Ladles' Aid society Thursday Octo dee and Wilbur Cosgrlff. which will require more work. to the grave of an ex-presldent for a ber 8. The Ladles' Aid's new dining hall There will be no money "In ll" for roorback is poor business. is ready for plastering which will be Ezra Johnson wes at Paw Paw on business Tuesday and Wednesday of the players; but there will be mom y done this week. School Coats last week. "out," on top of weeks, mouths ami With both Taft and Bryan prom- Calvin Llllle of this village and his years of application and sacrifice, ising to carry out the Roosevelt pol- A Healthy Family. daughter Mrs. Ed. Howard of Hes- unless an appreciative public pro- icies, the predatory Interests are peria visited Mrs. Martin Howard For Girls vides for continued expenses. The said to be puzzled which side to get "Dur whole family has enjoyed at Grattan Center Sept. 19 and 20. good health since we began using Instruments bought by the last band Henry Hesche has put a new roof oif on. Dr. King's New Life Pills, three years on his house. were line ones aud have been well ago." says L. A. Bartlet, of Rural 8 to 14 Years cared for, so no burdensome contri- Indiana has adopted county local Route 1, Guilford, Maine. They Mrs. A. A. Stevenson (formerly butions will be needed at present. option and th? temperance hosts are cleanse and tone the system In a gen- Llla Prescott) Is spending several days at the home of her parents here. Coats to wear now during the chilly days when But expenses have already been In- marching on to other victories. tle way that does you good. 25c. at 1). G. Look's drug store. Harry Clark visited his mother curred for the new baud aud more Mrs. Helen Clark and uncle E. R. winter coat is too heavy. will be necessary In the long winter's Johnson over Sunday. practice just aheaii. When the boys ADA.. Miss Laura Rubreckt Is assisting We have some special values in these coats, make their first public appearance, Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs Mrs. A. A. Lane who is still In poor made of all pure wool material, neatly trimmed. according to anuouncement else- W. Wallace last week were: Mrs. health. John Baker, B. 1). Livingston of Til- where, be on hand with generous OUR COUNTRY There will be a honey social at the sonburg. Out., and Mrs. J. Wallace M. E. church at Whitneyvllle Friday appreciation and if opportunity af- cousins Sr. evening of this week. fords "chip in" liberally to a silver Mrs. H. Ward is feeling very much Mrs. Mark Stapelton (formerly Price 3.50 to 5.00 contribution. Improved in health after spending Mary Fish) of Grand Rapids Is visit- Remember, the way to keep good eight weeks visiting relatives in New- ing her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Fish KAST LUU KM>. York state. She was accompanied things is to appreciate them while and attended mornlngchurch service Mrs. Mary Cope returned to her by her son Horace who made a busl- in this village. you have them. To get is good, to home at Caro Saturday accompan ness trip to New York City. Clate Richards has bought the keep Is better. We have had some led as far as Stanton by her brother Mrs. Robenson of Chicngo Is visit- Marks Ruben farm adjoining his farm, recently experience; let us profit thereby. (J. Jones. ing her mother Mrs. Chaffey. owned by Frank Sayles and later Bert Hays has returned from the Mrs. C. Miller of Texas visited Mrs. for a short time by Mr. Simpson. The Lowest in Price West. H. Livingston last week, enroute for E. Bergy of Caledonia Is erecting a Some people have a queer idea of Mrs. C. Lapham returned to her Kansas where she will make her fu- windmill for W. S. Merrill. newspapers. Accustomed to the home at Owosso Saturday. ture home. A. B. Fox has made a contract small practice of antiquated sheets, Mr. and Mrs. Wiener and son Otto Where Bullets Flew. they think that a publisher who visited at the Wunch home near Ada withJ. Becker to learn the milling Saturday. trade. Mrs J. J. Wood is entertaining gives both sides a hearli g Is out of David Parker, of Fayette, N. Y., a and their horse won first money Mrs. E. J. Howe of Leslie and Mrs. Mr. Gillespie and son Floyd put a veteran of the civil war, who lost a twice in the races. her cousin Mrs. Uussell Boise of the ordinary. If they will refer to a Carrol of Kalkaska have been visit- new roof and other Improvements foot at Gettysburg, says: ''The good Mrs. Harry Courtrlght was called Grand Rapids. - .r > • ? few of the better class of journals, ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. .1. on Rev. J. H. Bennett's house last Electric Bitters have done Is worth to Big Rapids last week by the ser- they will find In their news columns A. Gilbert. week. more than five hundred dollars to ious illness of her mother. MORSB the claims and arguments of all sides, Mrs. Davis and daughter of South Mrs. Anna Gumms who Is visiting me 1 spent much money doctoring for a bad case of stomach trouble, to Richard Barrows of Chicago - Is the speeches of Taft and Bryan Boston and Allen Buck of Grand relatives here, will return next week VERGSTNIIBB. visiting at the home of his uncle Rapids visited Mrs. H. VanDerwall to her home in Effingham, 111, ac- little purpose. 1 then tried Electric and their respective support- Earl Curtlss and family. Saturday. companied by her mother Mrs. Er- Bitters, and they cured me. 1 now Miss Freda Bailey was home from ers appearing side by side with hardt. take them a« a tonic, and they keep her school In Grand Rapids over Sun- Mrs. Jay Ellis of McCords and her Mr. Bellknap went to Grand Rap- me strong and well." 50c. at D. G. day. sister Mrs. Fred Horks of Grand marked impartiality, the editorial ids last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. Turner and son Alford met with quite a serious ac- Look's drug store. Mr. and Mrs. John Krum were In Rapids were the guests of Miss Bar- columns alone expressing the opin- Cecil Warner of Lowell visited his bara Winks Sunday. cident last Wednesday evening, driv- Grand Rapids Tuesday. grandparents Mr. and Mrs. L. Cogs- ions of the publishers. The Chicago ing to the village. Another rig com- Mrs. S. S. Yelter received the sad well Sunday. M'CORDS. Mesdames O. O. Adams, Stiles, Record-Herald Is an eminent exam- ing from Ada ran into theirs, caus- John Kellogg and E. R. Collar at- news of the death of her nephew Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kingdom and ple of this sort of journalism; and ing the three occupants to be thrown Miss Effie Larue of Chicago Is the tended the Vergeunes Ladles* Aid Donald Reuter last Friday at Fort two sons of Lowell District No. 2 guest of her brother Fred Pattlson Recovery. Ohio. the Detroit News aud .Journal are out, as the horse broke loose and meeting at the home of Mrs. Melville were guests at the home of Fred ran to the village. and family. Letha Blakeslee spent several days doing good work along the same McPherson last Thursday afternoon. Conklin Sunday. Mr and Mrs. John Watterson of last week with Haxel Klnyon. Sunday school rally will be held at Mrs. William Gott of Lowell Is line. It used to be considered good Mrs. Ora Godfrey entertained her Cascade spent Sunday at the home the Congregational church Sunday again with her daughter Mrs. O. J. Annls Fort Is learning the millin- politics to publish but one view aud brother Frank Covert and his wife of Mr and Mrs. Clyde Watterson. Oct. -j, beginning at 11 a. m. Odell. ery trade at Miss Sheedys at Lowell. that a squfnt eyed one; but that day and two children of lonia Saturday Floyd Gillespie has moved ills fam- Mr. and Mrs. John Vanderstolp of Bert Bailey left Monday for Big and Sunday. Grand Rapids visited the former's •Phillip Hartley and family spent has passed, without regrets. ily into the house owned by Mrs. Rapids, where he will attend the Wilder Godfrey of Lowell visited Mary Pettis. sister Mrs. Frank Clark Sunday. Sunday with their uncle John Bal- Ferris Institute. lard and family near Alto. his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Patterson M. Deryke 1ms moved Into T. Mc- M. L. Bailey spent Sunday in BOYS and young men, your atten- Godfrey Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Houghton Naughton's tenant house ;ind Is hlr- and two children and Chauncey Pat- Grand Rapids. tion is Invited to the series of Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Will Voung of Ver- ed to him for the coming year. terson were guests at the home of T. and three children spent Sunday gennes and Homer llubbel of Grand Nlppress in East Cascade Sunday. with George l^ewls and wife. evening lectures—The Making of a Rapids visited Mr. and Mrs. ,1. .N. Burt Smith of Milwaukee met his rALLASBURO. Man—to be delivered by Uussell U. mother Mrs. J. 11. Smith of Aylmer, Miss Mattle Patterson aud Mrs. J. Ed. Harrison attended the Ureen- llubbel Sunday and Monday respect- Ellis visited Miss Barbara Winks at Mrs. David Garfield Is very III this ively. Ont., and visited friends 1m this vicin- ?llle fair last week. Bready. Do not miss this inspira- ity last week. Lowell Center Sunday afternoon. week. Mrs. M. T. Story and daughter ORGAN FOR SALE—High grade, tion for a right start in life. For The little boy of Mr. Ossowada Mrs. Arch Wood Is entertaining Sunday school every Sunday at Bessie visited their sou and brother 6 octave organ for sale cheap. Must your own future welfare and success proprietor of the J. B.Martin farm) company from Grand Rapids. one o'clock fast time, at the school- Ralph Story and family Jn South be sold before October 1. Inquire at In life, accept the help h»,*re oU'ered. was quite badly hurt by a young house here. All are invited to come Lowell Sunday. Irving Patterson and son Ralph of Lbduek ofHce. tf heifer while playing in the back yard. East Paris spent Sunday at the and help make It a success. See announcement elsewhere In this The following relatives and friends paper. The animal had strayed across the home of Wm. Patterson. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Steketee of were here to attend the funeral of river and has not been claimed yet. Grand Rapids came Friday to cele- Mrs. Henry Coles: Mr. and Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs. Harmon ('lark were The boy bad no broken bones and Is at Alto Saturday. brate the birthday of their sister THERIS'S one man who may be R. Payne and daughter of Saranac, recovering. Mrs. J. E. Tower. Mr. Steketee re- Ed. E. Pavue of lonla, Floyd Payne Mies Mattle Patterson returned thankful for the Foraker-Haskell ex- •- turned Saturday, his wife remaining of Grand Rapids, Howard Payne of home Wednesday evening after until Monday. Pain < posures. Speaker Cannon has es- Lowell, Mrs. Anna Payne of Tecum- Would Mortgaae the Form. spending two weeks with her sister James Stanton was In Grattan caped some of the hot shot during seh, Mr. and Mrs. Will Coles and A farmer on Pural Route2, Empire. Mrs. John Epley in Grand Rapids. last Wednesday to get his daughter the past week. Still, he's quite busy Ga., W. A. Floyd by name, says: Weakens Gladys who visited her aunt there dodging. The Baptists were the "Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured the Headache, rheumatism, DO YOU GET UP Hsd a Close Call. for a week. ast to fire a blast at the old stand- two worst sores 1 ever saw: one on my hand and one on my leg. It Is Guests at the home of J ames Stan- neuralgia, or pains of an^ patter; and the temperance people Mrs. Ada L. Croom, the widely ton Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Balrd WITH A LAME BACK ? worth more than its weight In gold. known proprietor of the Croom Ho- nature weaken the sys- are making It almost unanimous. 1 would not be without it If 1 had to and Mr. aud Mrs. Hiram Barrett of tel, Vaughn, Miss., says: "For sever- Lowell. tem—they are a strain up- Well, he's oldenough and rich enough mortgage the farm to get It." Only al mouths 1 suffered with a severe Sidney Trouble Makes You Miserable 50c. at D. G. Look's drug store. to retire; and the people can very cough, and consumption seemed to Miss Vera Halsted Is working at on the nerves. Almost — • well spare him. Almost everybody who reads the news have Its grip on me. when a friend canning factory at Lowell. instant relief can be ob- recommended Dr. King's new Discov- oapers sure to know of the wonderfu CAICAOB. J.J. Parker who works for Emer- tained by taking Dr. Miles cures made by Dr ery. I began taking It, and three son Davenport In Keeue was home Last week's letter. THE Toledo Blade declares that Kilmer's Swamp-Roi bottles effected a complete cure." Sunday. Anti-Pain Pills, and witb-- The fame of this life saving cough the Republican, Democratic and In 1 | J the great kidney, liv., Richard Vanderhoof has returned James Stanton and daughter visit- and cold remedy, and lung and out any bad after-effects, dependence parties of Ohio are tools fii - and bladder remedy. from New Mexico and says Michigan ed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sayles at v It is the great rri-di- Is good enough for him. throat healer Is world wide. Sold Lowell Monday and met their son Take one on "first iudica-; at D. G. Look's drug store. 50c. and of the brewery Interests and refuses cal triumph of tht, nine- and brother lx*e Stanton of Saranac. to have anything to do with them Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Denlson of Ada $1 00. Trial bottle free. tion of an attack—it •will "r:f» tecnth century; dined with Mrs. CarrieNlles and hus- but will support the non-partisan ' i covered after years ot band after attendingmornlngchurch ward it off. They ate a KKKliS: CBKTBR. . tickets Id the state and county scientific research ly service at Cascade church Sunday. LOWBIJ* DISTRICT NO. 1. pleasant little 'tablet, sold •Ktl Dr. Kilmer, the err'- The Blade has been an advocate of Mrs. A. A. Lane Is III. Mrs. A. C. Mrs. Eunice Richmond who has The Keme Ladles' Aid society will nent kidney and b ad meet at the churcii Oct. 7 at 2 o'clock by druggists everywhere, temperance reform for many years Auble and Mrs. Thompson have lieeu spending some time with her der specialist, and i? p. m. A full attendance Is desired as 25 doses 25 cents; wonderfully successful in promptly curinj; looked after her household duties for daughter Mrs. Walter Rogers has re- and a Republican organ of great In a few days. turned to her home In Grand Rapids there Is imich biiHlness to transact tluence. lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou" There will not lie any refreshments never sold in bulk. bles an i Bright'2 t, isease, which is the wors Mrs. Galon Prescott entertains the Mrs. Walter Rogers and daughter served. Mrs. A. E. Bo wen. •1 was mibjcct to ronntnnt hasd- form of kidney trouble. Ladles'Aid society this (Thursday) l^etha were In Grand Rapids Friday aohes for a period of four years. At To your list of good dramas to Dr. Kilmer'.: Swamp-Root is not -ec afternoon at supper. Thb Im the aud Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Allle Carreutertalnei times I was almost. uffflfted for the Mr. and Mrs. iris wold of Lowell work in which 1 hm enBuged, that oC see and take your friends to, add ommended for ' thing but if you have kid first meeting after the summer vaca Mrs. 8. If. Curties returned to her station apmt. Through the . advlCS ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found tion. Sunday. of a friend I tried Dr.- Miles Antl- "Paid in Full." it Is one of the home at Feuton Saturday after two Paln Pills, and the result' lias been just the remedy y 0 - need. 11 has been le. ted All were very much pleased with weeks with her son Wilson Wash- Mrs. J. W. Smart and children aud that I have entirely eradicated my plays that drive moral lessons home Miss Fannie Wood returned to their in so many v/ays, in hospital work, in private burn. system of tlnise continuous headaches with great force and leave lasting v the new lights at the village church homes In Saginaw Saturday, after that follow n continual mental Htmln. practice, among the helpless too poor to pu • turned on for the lirst time Sunday Mrs. Samuel Alexander spent last Impressions for good. Should it chase relief and has proved so successful in spending a week with their parents They have done for. mo all that IS night. week with her parents at Blanchard. claimed for them." come your way, hear It. The stage every case that a special arrangement har Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. (J. Prescott aud son Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wesbrook and Is here to stay. The way to en been made by which all readers cf this paper Mr. aud Mrs. Dale Bo wen visited Airt. C. & N. W. Uy.?* Ritt^CreS^ls, v/ho have not already tried it, may have a Curtlss attended the funeral of Mr. daughter Neva of Grand Rapids Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner of Or- "I have used Dr. Miles' Antl-Baln courage the good and to drive out Prescott's nephew Harly Armstrong spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Fills for a year now for noiralgta sample bottle sent free by mail, aiso a book leans Sunday. and And there Is nothing like them. the evil, Is by Judicious patronage of telling; more about Swamp-Root and how to (familiarly known a* "Hod") Iu son Washburn. They surely have been a hlc.ssln* • to Grand Rapids last week. Mr. and Mrs. George Raymond the best find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dollaway and spent Sunday In lonla. mo." MU8. M. J. HAMILTON. When writing mention reading thisgeneious R. D. Fox and family returned to baby spent Sunday with Mrs. Dolla- Upper Alton, Ills. their home Friday after staging way's parents near Saranac. Mrs. Chas. Rldgeway of Evans Is Your drugolit Mils Or. MIIm' Anti- HASKELL has retired from the offer in this paper and _ visiting her daughter Mrs. Eula Tl Pain Pllli, and we authorltt him ts Dem )cratlc campaign committee send your address to with E. R. Johnson and Beulah Fox W. G. Dollaway and son Roy are jyturn the price of first package (ssly) since Mrs. Johnson's death the week tus. If it falls to benefit you. ,• and Dnpont from the Republican Dr. Kilmer&Co.,Bing-i at Bay City with their goats and hamton, N. Y. The "•J before. running horse Sliver Tall. Last Mrs. Addle Bowen of Potters Cor- Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind both accused of being trust men regular fifty cent and Homu of Bwami*-Root t- Mrs. Tliompson Is spending a few week they were at Greenville where ners visited at ('has. Bo wen's Sun- Honors about even. iollar sues are sold by all good druggists. days at the home of W. S. Merrill they won five premiums on the goats day. )

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Ra thtnka Mr. Bryan wtU ha miMAV AOdfTi BLAMI pre^iiaal Ma *ya Mr« IBIIUIMMICfBryaSn ha a great atrangth among tha MapahUcan Vice Proaliantlal OanMo W lEGISUfflOS waalarn propta who admlra and ha- inia Di nwn Ont by Itongtaaai Hara In him. In a?ary placa that I man Da Armoni. fMtai. aald Baaatar Orady, I haait Orleans Editor Rseshrsa Mapnhllean tUtoa Nave Baea ^tWBomf •7.000 for the Demo- Bapahllcana aay May wanM Tata far Bryan In prcfaranca tt Taft Of •n Ihe ^"rd af Jamea Bchaolcraft oral In Lagialatlea far RDOSEVELTS cratic Fund. aanraa, New Tark la going Dema- Merman. Kopnblican rice preaidential Labor. aratlc thla yaar. ani eanditiona fator ttndldata. full raapenaibUlty for cea- trUmteto n Damacratlc Tletary.*9 iiwnienui uonit graaa* failure to enact many needed John A. Hartlgan. Inaaranca Cam- lawa must be aaanmed by the Bepnb- MR.TAFT •laalaner of Minnaaata, wta callad al Bttn party. Mameeratle Statee Save Bene Utile Damocrntte faaadqnartara, la vary an* April t, 1008. la the benie, aa printed thoalaatlc oVar Damocratle proapacta M Make Leber Oenditiona Better M M the Congreaaional Record. Repre- In that atata. Jahnaon will ba alactai Within Their Bonnda ga?arnar.** ha aald. "nni wa win mtka aantatlfe David A. Da Armand. af a graat flght an alaag tha Una far tha Mlaawrl. aald: Ul Damacratlc ticket Thatt It nt fac- "When the questiaa la aaked aay* X feel that the country la Indeed to be congratulated apea the aemination of Mr. Taft I have known him intimately for many yeara tlanallaai In our party. Tbara ara nt where In the oeantry—aad it wlU be It la a fact that every important atep win Mi Johnatn man and tfaart ara no Bryan atktd-—why waa not thla aunaore Mr the benefit of American labor haa and I have a peculiar feeling for him, beeausa throughout that time amn. All Damocrata art Bryan and f ttnaldered. why waa net thnt meas- haan taken either by a Republican he worked for tha aame object, with the aame purpeaee and ideala. r Jahnaon Damaerata and ara working ara paaaed. why waa not the ether Z do not believe there oould be found la all tha country a man with anthualaam and Tlgar far tha Oengrem aad admlniatration, or by the meaaure brought upt there la one an- aa well fitted to be Prealdent IB., le»t—epedal-lf v*- gtnla and natlanal tlekata. Wa aaa Leglaiaturo of a Republican State, af M awar, and only one: Becanaa the Re- aanrae with tha couaant, and aometimaa Ha ia not only abaolutely fearleaa, abeolutely dlaintereetod and up- •t Dtmocrtttt ftptn ttooogk- going tt win tiha yanr. "Many people azpraat tofprlatwben pahllcan majority In thla touae willed ky tha advice, of the Suta executive. right, but ha haa tha widaat acquaintance with the natien*e naeda, with- that It ahould net be canalderad. abould Democratic Congraiaci have been no- Mr. m*L Swing * tk* New Ortetmt Ma atatament la made that Taft win out and within, and the broad eat eympathiea with all our citisana. CaU ta carry hia own atata thla year, net be brought up. ahauld not be tably negligent in thla raepect. and He would be as emphatically a Praaidant of tha plain people aa •Mm to nltliff taia ter Hm Dtm* Ptaaed. We can atand open that rac- hat It la my confidant oplnlaa that Democratie Statee have either done Lincoln, yet not Lincoln hlmaelf would be freer from the leaat taint mttt BttlMuU OTfUgB, OtotnBM erd. It U well known that there la aething to make labor ceaditiona bet- €h|a win gira ita electoral rott ta ef demagogy, tha leaat tendency to areuae or appeal to olaaa hatred of €L praaanre in the country, and very great Mr within their bounda, or have alowly Bryaa and Kern.'* Thla atatament any kind. muna from Ed. Mahan, n prominent praaaure. far the con^deratloa and and reluctantly fallowed at a diatance haalnaaa man in Colambaa, Ohio, who paaaage of a number of Important M Me trail of Republican reforma. He haa a peculiar and Intimate knowledge of and tympathy with called at Democratic headqnarttra tt maaauraa. it la well known that a the neeia of all our people—of the farmer, of the wage earner, ef tha large majority af the rotlag atrangth ateta Laalalatlan. amttog «r tht Dcnocratle aitlee- arrange far the diatribntlan of lltern* huaineaa man, of the property owner. M af the country la Inalatent upon the ttl flHUUttM. kftf MllMtod A MBIllaV tare In the Ohio contaat Wa want The Statee have control of labor leg- Vo matter what a maa'a occupation or aoeial position, no matter tanalderatlon and the paaaage of im- an tha literature we can gat," aald lalation within their reaped Ive bounda. what hia creed, hia color, er the aaction of tha country from whieh he Mr. Maben, "for tha paopla are In a portant mtaaarea. Do not go to them Moral authority being contined, ao far comae, if ha ia an honeat, hard working man who triaa to do hla duty ffMl Wt feM feMB fary receptlfa mood thla year. It la ngaln. aa you ha?a done aa often and aa labor ia concerned, to the Dlatrlct toward hie neighbor and toward the country, he can reat aaaured that anrprlaing to Damocrata to find ao aa anccaaafully, and andearor ta da- af ^Columbia aud the territorlea. federal he will have in Mr. Taft the moat upright of repreeentativee and the nr. swtaf prttkto Itat tht ttatMr Many Repnbllcana In Mr. Taft'a awa hlia them lato the belief that aoma- rttervationa and federal public worka. most fearless ef champione. IMA fHH pww aai thtl II tHD iBtl* atata who are for Bryaa and Earn. I how you could aot get canaldaratlon The atory of labor leglalatlon ahowa gar the meaaure and aomehow yon % W at Budi at H0,00>. nev - knew the Democratic party ta that nearly all labor reforma originated Mr. Taft atanda agalnat priTllegea aad he etande pre-eminently for eanld not pnaa It Ton can hare con- "Oir petplt aft taktnff a Hftly ha iu um good abapa aa It la In Ohla ta Republican Statee, and at the prea- the broad principlea of American citiaenahip which lie at the founda- today. We ara not only going to elect alieratloo, becauae yea hate the pow- ImM la tkla wott af ralatag a ftp* ant day tha Republicane are far ahead tion of our national well being. n Democratic go?ernor. but we ait ga* er la tnforce It; and. tt far as merltorl- tor fait far tha alacttaa tf Bun aai tf the Democrata in the enactment and tag to beat Mr. Taft right In hta awa aaa meaaurea are concerned, aa haa Kan." aald Mr. Bwing May. "Thtj 9 enforcement of lawa for tha welfare haHlwick.* hatn deiuonatrated here mart thaa ef men and women and children who fallj tht faaptrtaMt af fatttii anae and will be demonatrated agaia, ENEMY OP TARIFF. BOTTTEU OH BEYA5. itly largt ftti tt rn tht ani abundantly demonatrated. yon work for a living. Twenty-air out of "OIOLI JOB- AlB thirty Republican Statee have labor auapalga, aad thaj teaw that this hare only to expreaa the will, yen hare Labor World Seea Danger in Bryaa Ia Hia "Shall tha People BuleP1' in ; anly to give the opportunity, nni if bureaua. aud only aeven out of aixteen <4 fnm tha piiplt. Plan of Tariff for Bevenue Only. Simply a Local Issue?" yan lack the Totea upon that alia, aa Democratic Sutea have aimllar bu (From the Labor World.) Congressman Henry Sberman Bou- vtt aara tha ItiptttlMi party tht yen io not, there will be an abaniant Itaua, without which labor lawa are tften dead lettera. Twenty-three Re- Worklngraen and producera generally tell of Chicsgo, commenting on Mr. •maiity af fatag m aai nhteg iiiltlon here.** pnblioan Statee have factory inapectora ahould not delude tbemselvea with the Bryan'e apeech in Iowa, saja: mmtf hy aoiall aahacitftliM, Hit aherman Admlta It. ta tit to the enforcement of the factory belief that, if Mr. Bryan shall be elect- Mr. Bryan's question, "Shall the peo- la tha raatM thla aiprac^wiM «l* The aame day, raplylng, Mr. ihar ed President, hia plana for revialon of Man aald: lawa. Only aix Democratic Statca have ple rule?" implies that somewhere In Itetlaa af a eaBpalfi fwi far tht factory Inspection aervicea. Fifteen the tariff will present no menace to the this country the people do not rule. tlacttoa af prartilittal aaatliaUt haa "The gentleman from Miaaourl la- country. Mr. Bryan Is the professed ttacntaa that the Republican aide af Me Statee—thirteen Republican and two The only Statea where the people do Was aieptratlftiy tuy. Stary par- enemy of the tariff system. He would haaae dealrea ta do away with tha roll Democratic—have free employment not rule are the Statea that are ex- impose dutiea, if at all. for revenue I* hi tha atata la twtllh« tht fni. aalla becauae of some fear of making ageadee. Eighteen Statee have laws pected to give overwhelming major!tiea purpoaea only. On articles competing Alratiy naoMcrata ara rafarilaff tht a record upon aome queation before aa their atatute hooka prohibiting labor for the Democratic ticket. Perhaps with what be chooses to call truat-made Mtritatlaa af finia tu tht tittllM tha houae. Mr. Speaker, the Repnbllc- en government worica or public con Mr. Bryan thinks that bis queaiion is gooda he would have no duty at all. tf Bryan a»4 Ktrh ta a palrtatie iaty. aa party In the houae. tha Republican trade for more than eight houre a day. purely "a local iasue." If be is sin- VtQy irt htndrai laglatrait ani party in thla natlan. la prepared today Of theee Statee aixtaea are Kepublican Any apparent deficit in Import dutiea cere, 1 challenge him to make a apeech arlalng from revlaed schedules hs esti- M faipa af ilactltn In T^awWaM. wht M accept full reapoaalblllty, net only and two Democratic. Four Republican In Vlcksburg, Miaa., on GuTernment mates would be more than made op by tmlMt a iay ftr thalr amrieaa aat Mr arerything that la done, but far Statee and one Democratic State have by the People." Let him repeat one of increased Imports. Of course, hie hope ity It taah anaptlgn ytar, hart eoo- that which la net dona In tha way af lawa declaring eight houre to be a legal hla famoua antl-imperlallat apeecbea. MMti thtlr tanlnga ta At Dfo laglalatioB and adminlatratlon. (Ap- working day In the abaence of a con Is to strike at the great protection simply changing three words, substitut- •ma natlanal wpiign ftti. Hal plauae on the Republican aide.] Wa tract Twenty-eeven Statee prohibit Statee. which happen to be Republican ing "Mississippi'* for "Philippines" and *mm tha antant af tta pminal aat- tacagniste the fact. air. that thla gov- tha employ meat ef children under four- ta polltlce, like Pennsylvania. New "black brothers'* for "brown brothers.** Matt bung pnia hy Dasaerata in amment today la Repnblicaa In all ita teen yeara of age in factoriea. Of theee York. Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, W«st Vir- Let him suggest that we have as chair- thli pwaliiBtlal tantoat** hraacbea. We reoognlae the fact that tweaty-three are Republican and four ginia, etc. It doea not aeem to matter man of his meeting Jobo Hhrrp Wil- tha DaaMtrttk natltnal ewnmltttt we bare a Republican prealdent brn?o. are Democratic Statee. Lawa limiting to him that every doUar*B worth of for- liama, leader of the Democrata in Con- b ntt traHtoklng tppartanltlai In Pin- wiae, and rourageona. Wa reoognlie tha heure of Me employment of chil- eign goods in the competitive class com- gress, and aa vice-chairmen the other ing into the United Statea on a revenue Ma Mat atafi'ani a vary vlgaitoi that we have a Republican majority dren ta factorlee or atoree have been en- membera of the Congreaaional delega- gMptlgn la ta M aoninctai In thoaa M the aenate. that we hare a Republic- actoi in twenty-four Republican and or free trade baala necessarily by to tion ftom MlsslsalppL much reducet the demand for home atataa. Tha rapirta Chah^ aa majority iu thla houae that la ready Mirtaea Democratic Statee. Eighteen gooda, thua dlapladng Just that much And after he haa made hla apeech Kick haa itealTti fram Gall- M retort to every legal, every proper Bepublican and ten Democratic Statee American labor. What he wanta to do la Vickaburg, if he shall bava eacaped Ortgon aki Waahingtan art aaaatltutional right to enact anch lar prohibit alght work by cklldren. Twelve lalatlen aa It dee ma far the beat ta- ia to rebuke aad avenge himaelf upon tha rule of the people in that com- tantnitaf that Daaiacmta hara n ina Bepublican and three Democratic tareat for the greateat number of ear protected manufacturere who do not munity. I dare Mr. Bryan to repeat ^htnta la aany all tf thttt atntaa. Tht Statee prohibit the employment of chil- paaple. and which la willing and ready agree woth him in politico and who will his oration on popular goTernment la •ntlMtl caai«ltt*a win irttfc In U* iren in operating iangeroua machinery mm with tht atata wlltna. to accept full reapoaalblllty for all have aeae ef him at the polla, eaya an Charleston. S. O. with Senator Till- er deaniug machinery in motion, fif- Ipaafclng af pallttoal aaniltlana in Moaa ireaaurea which are Intrednced exchange. man aa chairman of hla meeting, l.r. tean Bepublican and aix Democratic Bryaa'a aentlmeata have a purely geo- tha waat Natlanal Oiainilttiwnii Mil- and v hlch are enacted Inta law.** But while Mr. Bryan la gunning ftr ] atataa limit Me houre of labor of worn- graphical sincerity. Hla epigrame and lar, af Oratan. aali ttiay: "Bryan ani protected induetriae aad Republlcaa ta. It ahould be noted Mat twelve of startling conundrums are especially de- Earn wtU cany Oiagw^thla yaar. Statea. once hla propoeed tariff law iHAV7 on soro EOVUE Me Bopublloan Statee which limit signed to meet local deinanda. Of this Btigil nttlea In At mantfng paptn ahould be in force It would fall alike •at Vnltad ttataa Btnnlv Jtnnlhan wonien*a boon of labor have factory nature are all hia vlewa on tariff and Ont Workleee Laheeata nni Inapectora to sea that the law la abeyed. upon all aectlona of Me country, the taxation. Btnrnt nya thai Dimaerata haranft only differencee between one State aad n ^tin In tha waat Tha haat an* Englneleaa Care — Format while only three of the Democratic Mr. Bryan'a propoaltlon tbat every aeoteiary Talka. Statee make auch provlalon. In twenty- another being in the degree of hariahip •war I can aMka-la thla atntanant It impoeei. time a truat ia formed a tariff sched- it cUr fanatar Btena at in anthartty three Republican and ten Democratic ule ehould be repealed, and every time We hear of worklngmen aaying that ngalnat hinaall Prtar la tha Bapih firmer Secretary of the Treaanry Statee employere are required by law a truat ia dissolved a new duty abould Bean natlanal etkrantlan, tha amatar in Michigan laat aprlng; made to provide aaata for female workera. thla time they intend to vote for Mr. Bryan, becauae for the paat ten montha be aided, la too funny even for comic wna pitdalmlng^frani ana tni tf tht Mtaroating comment on panlca aa fel- Twelve Statee have enacted leglala- opera. we have had hard timee. But what ttnniry la tht tfttr that tha aaatfan* Hon iateaded to effect the extinction ef If oa March 4 next Mr. Bryaa ahould dm af Jaiga TUt wtali raanlt In Mi the aweatahop ay atom, with ita degrad- good wfll that dot Row la a tariff for ••Over 800.000 freight cart aUndlng revenue, ignoring the protection idea become Prealdent with a Democratic iaftat In tha matWn ani a lata af Or^ ing ani revolting aceeaaorlaa. Of theee tapty on the trackt; AOOt ItctBMdvtt altogethlr, going to open the ahopa aad Congreaa In both housea. and should pa It tha RaftaUcan poly. Mr. twelve Statee ten are Republican and aat of commiaalon; one-quarter af the millet How will the election of Sena- actually place upon the etatute books Btant wat ftr tht fmanitaitlin af two Democratic. Seventeen Republican a papulation of aeveral large ddea Idle, tora by direct vote atart Me wheela of the finandal and economic vagarlee de- BtaatfaH, hal I think it tht ooioBiraro uvgli joe- and Sve Democratic Statee have lawa aai. far Me flrat time In n BopnbUcnn ladoatryt Or the publication of cam- livered by him In hla apeech of laet ht tantetly itagnaaai tht Mm- lequirtag the payment of wagee weekly aimlnlatratlon, free aenp heaaaa.** paign contrlbutlona? Or Me further Friday, It would plunge the nation lato Laat week aaa af tha tbltat aai or fortnlgktly, or. In aomt inatancaa. Mldo Meat Oo With aha Mala, baraaement of the railroadat Or the bankruptcy and bring on induatrlal Vefl eeaM aet einy Am elate llkei Republican mambara af prehlMttag a longer period than one la Becretary ahaw*a caaa. Ma •%lia reorganization of Me Houae. ao that chaoe. If he ahould begia by repealing aangraaa, J. Adam Bade, af the BlghM maaM betweaa pay daya. art highly Itftrahit la the Speaker may be powerleaat Why the duty on angar to puolah the auger Mlnneaota dlatrlct, waa daftatad far meat go with the hair; that la. hit ataunent on economic caniltlana mnat Tenia Valon Lebela. open thla country now to the marketa truat he would upeet the aatlonal M ranomlnatlon by mambtrt tf hit awn Mr. MUMP. ani I bttttrt ha taken **en eemble," aa tha Maatrl- af the world whoa we have aot auffl- Snancea by loelng $00,000,000 a year pnrty becauae he declared hlmaelf aa* fOarteen Republican Statee aai only Mr. B^an wttl gat matlftly n lamr aal crltlca aay. Hla aouaintti in beak dent iemaad to conaume what we our ia revenuea, aad would etir up a revo- itaehingly in favor of tha ra alactlaa tat PemQcratle atate—Ntvaia—have par aant af tha Btpthtan fata la gnarnntet muat accompany eqnally eelvea manufacture? Under Republl- lution la Loulalana, Utah. Colorado aa apeaker of Joe Canaan. Thla aeema lawa ta force , prehlbltiag employere •ata atattt than -In any tthtn tf Hkt aaani aplaloa en other meated quea- caa rule we have juat had tea yeara of aad Michigan. Then. If he ehould re- M ha a fair indication af BapabUcaa from iiacharglag paraons on account of pipalatln In tht ttaatoy. Tht Dta* dena. Now that Mr. Taft agalnat aaparalleled proeperlty. Under Dem- peal Me doty oa cotton gooda, becauae tar pftatlarai la tha httl tttr pat ftr tanttment conctruing the caar af tha wham Mr. Shaw labored, haa bean irehip ia labor organiaatioaa, er aome hustling msnnfaeturera of New lawtr houee of congrtta. OatUer'a ocratic admlniatrationa we have never Ip n pnrty» aai II appaala wNh atmlatted. Mr. Shaw might ebtala compelling pereona to agree not England or the Carol laae were dump- Weekly, which aa far at It hit any had proaperity Mr any period, long or fltaaa la Itavt to **eitend hit remarkt In tha M baaame membera of labor ergaalaa- lag gooda la China la rivalry with Bag- ptllcy, li certainly friendly ta tha Br abort rtctrd.** aad embelllah hla tone atata- aa a condition of aecuring employ- pahlicnn party, denanncaa Ctanaoa na- land and Germany, he would divert _ We Marphy, iMat relative to aenp heaaaa. it er continuing in their employ, laaervedly, aad laat weak prtatai a other mill lone fnaa the treasury and af tha Thhi WltacaaM OiagniMiiil Me will eaally evereome Damecratlt forty Statee have paaaed lawa allowiag atauaunlcatlon la which It waa aali Oaat Diaaffoet tho f armtra. Invite still further Induetrial ruin. wna n aaBw it Dwntrallt thjtction. and ptrbapa can get antnl- trade aaloaa to adopt labele or trade- Mat If Taft ani Bharman wart tltctai Tht tailurt of Bryan*e desperate at- Bnt of courte. Mr. Bryen would io May. Ma mtaa ttnaent, under Me rnltt. marka to be need to designate prodncta Ma Itng trm of tht apeaker wtaM tempts to curry favor with the farmers none ef Meee thinge. eny more than hnvan iaa^i tf Mt labor of their BMmbera, and pro- reach from tha houae aai tf tht ctpl- la llluatrated by the manner in which he will Invade the aolld Sooth end earn- hibiting the oountorfeltlag of the ute r ; Ml tt the ataate and aukt tht papptl fiDlEAL USraPATIOE^SEAW. he waa received at Crookston, Minn. moa the cohorts of Democracy to Me . & M. Division, dally trains In the ueglectod garden at the land- ments of the last few minutes, but he ward front of the Grange HouSteamboat Rxpreaa trains, horse stood patiently on three legs, He liked his young master and would wtll be dlecoutlnucd, and Buffet Par- rumlnatiug uo doubt on tho steepness do anything to serve his interests. boundless view of the sea. SMITH, The Tailor Here there was more light than In You are Welcome. lor can transferred to tralse Noa 11 of hills and the excellence of pastures. Moreover, the ways of millionaires the kitchen. The windows faced to- Remember that we have the and 12. Slight changes on other dl- Nearly an hour passed thus iu solemn were not the ways of other men. All is second to none. The very ward the northwest, and the last radi- vlslone, particulars at any Graud quietude. Then a boy ou u bicycle, he could do was to hear and obey. only exclusive, up-to-date shop Trunk Ticket office.. 15 ance of a setting sun illumined a wall red faced with exertion, pedaled man- Ho slept none the less soundly be- latest fabrics and patterns to on the right. in town. EXCURSIONS TO BUPPAtO. N. Y., fully up the hill and through the gate. cause his master chose voluntarily to choose Irom. bury himself, even for a little while, "Not there!" he gasped. "In this AND OLBVELAND, 0. "I hope lie's here," lie thought. "Ifs chair. His face—I must see his face!" via a long way to coom for uothinV in such a weirdly tumbledown old msnslou as the Grange House. Mason, still clasping his inanimate C. J. BRADISH B. C. SMITH, Grand Trnak Railway System. Around his waist was a strap with a burden, laughed with a snarl. Low round trip fares to Buffalo poneli bearing the king's monogi'nm. "Stop that!" he roared. "Pull your- and Cleveland on all trains Thurs- He ran up ta the door and gave a cou- CHAPTER XVIII.' Eye, Ear, Nose ana Lowell. day, September 24tb. Return limit self together. Get some brandy. I've ple of thun.Ierous knocks, the privileg- AX'T I have a light?" said done my work. If you can't do yours, October 24, 1908. For fares and other ed rattnt of a telegraph messeiig.'r. Philip, with head screwed Information consult A. O. Heydlauff, let me finish it" Throat Spaoiaity. Agent, Lowell, Mich. 15 There was a long delay. Then a round to ascertain If the doc- "Oh, just a moment! Give me time! heavy step approaeheil. aud a man c tor were following him. I bate the sight of blood. Get a towel. EXCURSIONS CHICAGO EXCURSION opened the door—a bijr. heavy faced Some sense, whether of sight or a. a. towsliy.m. o. VIA THB Bind It round his neck. His clothes! Via man, with eyes that starod dreadfully hearing he knew not, warned him of They will be saturated. And wipe his ' e <7er McCart.y's store 1.3*611,*Mica PEREMAROUBTTB Oraad Traafc Railway Syatam, aud a uose damaged iu life's transit. movement near at hand, an impalpable fSct. I must see his face." 3 10.00 to Chicago and return oa all "Philip Anson. Esq.," said the boy effort a physical tension as of a man trains. Tuesday, October 6th. Re- Grenler was hysterical. He had the briskly, producing a buff colored en- It boring under extreme but repressed highly strung nervous system of a girl turn limit October 10th, 1908. For velope. excitement further particulars consult A. O where deeds of bloodshed were con- Dr. J. P. Draper, V. Si Heydlauff, Agent, Lowell,Mlcb. octl The man seemed to cwallow some- He paid little heed to It. All the sur- cerned. While Mason obeyed his In- . ' f thing. roundings In this weird dwelling were structions he pressed his hands over v. •] Show your colors. Lithograph "Yes; he's here. Is that for blm?" so greatly at variance with bis antld- histyes. - Treats all disease* O SundayOcU window bangers on heavy enameled 4lYes, sir. Any reply?" patlons that he psrtly expected to tfnd tfonies and other.' Dii "Bring some brandy, white liver. Do paper 17 x 22, Taft A Sbermao, Bry- The man took the telegram, closed further surprises. yon want me to do everything?" mestic animslsi , an & Kern with colored Miss Liberty tha door, and the boy heard his retreat- Pr. Wllllama did not answer. Philip This gruff order awoke Grenler to ' . 1 and Uncle Sam on the sides. Only 5e lag footsteps. After some minutes he advanced a halting foot, a hesitating Calls promptly ( TO each at the Lsdobr office. tt trembling action. He went to a cup- fstened. hand groping for a door. board and procured a bottle. Mason,- tended toSfe^l^til "Ifs too late to reply tonight, isn't Instantly a stout rope fell over his haying placed Anson In a chair and; ORDERS FOR PUBLICATION. It?' he Inquired. Shoulders, a noose was tightly drawn, stesdled his head against the well, and he was jerked violently to the Offftoo at Roaldaco, State of Michigan. The Probate Conn for "Tss, sir. It coom'd after hours, but seised half n tumblerful of the neat soooad north of old Lowell Hot* the County of Kent. At a sssslon of said they'd paid t' porterage 1' Lunnou so f Stone Uooi* of the passage. Ho fell prone on his face, hurting his nose and spirit and drank It with gusto. The Phoao—144 postmistress said ye'd mebbe like to other, gradually recovering his self con- mouth, 'i he shock Jarred him greatly, . • Hsrry hev It at yance. I've ridden all t' way D. Jewell, Jndge of Probate. but his hands, if not his arms, were trol, was satisfied with a less potential In the Matter of the Estate Tof; Orystal fkae Scarsdale." draft Albright Minor, Bobeit 6. Hill having Oled In free, and, with the insiiuct of self pres- said court his petition, prajlng for license to Late that eveulug, when the pro- ervation tlmt replaces all other sensa- "It will be dark soon," growled Ma- HOFFMAN « SOi sell the Interest of said estate In certain real Train will leave Lowell at tracted gloaming of the na-lli was fast tions in uioinents of extreme peril, he son. "We must undress him first, yon PLUM •IRS A estate therein described. yielding to the shadows of a cloudy It Is Ordered That the 0th day of October strove valiantly to rise. said." OOMTftAOTOR* 11:02 a. m. Returning, train A. D. 1906, at ten o'clock in the forenoon at nlghf, the big man from the (iriinge But he was grasped by the neck with "Tes, If his clothes are not blood said probate office, be and Is Sertby appointed House drove into Scarsdale. He pulled Modern buth room outfits u spec: for hearing said petition, andjthatithe nest of brutal force and some one knelt on stained.'* alty. We Install Hot Water an leaves Grand Rapids at 6:15 p. kin of said minor, and all persons Interested up st the Fox and Hounds public his back. •ilEot! He must go Into the water Steam Piantx, Uange Boiler*; 8tnk In said estate appear before aald court, at bouse. He wanted Mr. Green. said time and puce, to show causs why a lic- "Philip Anson," hissed a man's naked In any case. Tho idea Is your Cistern and Well Pumps, Hydrant ense to ssll the Interest of said estate In said Anson's valet came. m. real estate should not be granted. voice, "do you remember Jocky Ma- own." and connect with city water main It Is Further Ordered That public notice "Tour master says you are to bring sonS" "Ah, I forgot It will toon be sll also mnke sewer connections, have 80 years ot experience and gua^ bis portmanteau to the Gran^ House 80 he had fallen into a trap, cunning- right Besides, I knew I should be up- tbnlgbt He Intends renialniui; there. antee our work. Call and see us 1 ly prepared by what fiendish combina- ttt to I have everything written down Round newspaper printed 'and circnlated In'said fore going else when*. One du Ton must get the landlord to sit up tion of fact and artifice be had yet to here-all fully thought out There can county. A tru natll you return. It will take you an south of ho well State Bank, Low W. Both. HIa arr y learn. Jocky Mason, the skulking be no mistake made then.'* Mich. Trip Register of Prol Jndig e of Probate hoqr nnd a half to drive both ways." I 50c crituiual of Johnson's Mews. Was he He produced a little notebook and ALL KINM OF RCj>AIR *0*1 50c Green Was ready In Ave miuutts. In that man's power?. opened it with uncertain flngers. He State of Michigan, The Probate Court for He lesrned that 1 stable boy must the County of Keni, At a session of ssid Under such conditions a man thinks glanced at a closely written page. The court, held at the probate office In tha city of cronch st their feet to bring the dog- quickly. Philip's first ordered thought words danced before his vision, but he liilroH Tnlis Leiviii Lowell. Qrand Rapids, in eald county, on the Uth ctrt bsck. It was the property of the day of September, A. D , 1901 Present: Hon. was one of relief. He had fallen in 10 persevered. For New or Seoond PERE MARQUETTE. Harry D. Jewell, Judge of Probate. Fox and Hounds proprietor. the clutches of au English brigand. "Yes. His coat first then his boots; For Saginaw: 7.50 a m, 6.65, p m. In the Matter of the Estate of William Very unwillingly the horse swuug clothes or linen stained with blood to # Decker, Deceased, Joseph B. Yelter having Money would settle this difiiculty if ail Hand Furnlahlng For Grand Rapids: 10,43, a m, •S.eO filed in said court his final account as snscial off agsln toward the moor. There was other means failed. be bumed. after cuttlug off all but- p. m, 8.46, p m. administrator of said estate, and his petition little conversation. The driver was praying for the allowance thereof, ana for the "Yes, yes," he gurgled, half stran- tons. Now I'm ready. I will not funk goods, baby cabs, go carts an For Beldlng:10 am, For Freeport tadtum, the Londoner somewhat scsr- any more." A 9.50 p m. distribution of said sstats among tks creditors fiid by the fierce pressure on his of said deceased. sd by tha dark loneliness. His temperament linked the artistic almost anything you may wan •Connect a t Elmdale for Detrol It Is Ordered, That the 90th day of Octobar throat A. D., IMS, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at At the Orange House they were met "You hit me once from behind. You snd criminal faculties In sinister com- said probate office, be and is hereby appoint- by Philip Anson. Hs stood In the oi»en and also new Steel Siding GRAND TRUNK. ed for examining and said secount aad bsar- can't complain if 1 do tho same. You bination, and he soon recovered his ing said pstltion. doorway. He held a handkerchief to ttnt me to a living hell for ten years- domination In a guilty partnership. It Time Table In Effect Sept. 28,1908. It Is Further Ordered. Tbat pnbllc notice Ms lips snd spoke In a husky voice, tht' imitate brick and the best roc Trains leave Lowell thereof be given by publication of a copy of aot your fault that it wasn't forever. must have lieen the Instinct of the this order for three successive weeks onvious voice of one under the stress of grsat Lie still! Not all your money can save pickpocket that led him to appropriate paint to be sold cheap see Going East: 6.56 a m , 10.38 a. m., to said day of bearing, la the Lowell ledger agitation. 8.00 p m., 7.28 p. in. a newspaper printed and circulated la said you now. 1 am Judge and jury and Philip's silver watch, with Its quaint Going West: 9.38 a m., 12.12 p. m., county. A trus copy. "That you, Green? Jnst give my bsg hell Itself. You are dying—dying— shoelace attachment, before he touch- Fred W. Both. Deputy Harry D. Jewell to the driver snd return to tho village. ed any other article. H. H. REED, Lowel 5.W p. m., 8 23 p. m. Register of Probate Judge of Probate dtadr* Here Is s five pound note. Pay your And with tht final words drawled * e* ••ovnwBB.I \ > bill and go back to London by the first lato his eats with bitter intensity train tomorrow. I stop here some few Philip felt a terrible blow dtscend on days.** his head. Thtre wat no pain, no fear, EXCURSIONS Harley Cmpl H. Thamaa fori Ot ThmmmaTh e astonished servant took the note. ao poignant emotion at leaving all the Before hs could reply bis master torn- world held so dear to him. There wss ( sd, crosssd a room fesbly lighted by a sa awful shock. A thundercloud seem via doll lamp and^passed through a cur- td to burst in his brain, and he sank French Dry Cleaning tained doorwayT lato the void without a groan. PLUMBINQ Green was staring perplexedly at tha Now, in falling the hard felt hat he PERE MARQUETTE house, the kitchen, his 111 fsvored com- Wore dropped in front of his face. The And all work in cbnpedTu To have your clothes look well they must be clean panion carrying Philip's portmanteau tot wild movement of his head tilted and well pressed. The American Dry Cleaning Co., of within, when he hesrd his master's tt ontwsrd, but the savage jerk given with City Water System. voles again and saw him stsndlng be- bf his assailant brought the rim slight- V * low Rate Ex- tween the psrtly drawn curtains, with Grand Rapids, is equipped with the latest improved ly over hit skull again. Phone 182 Ms Taoe quite visibls la tho dim rajs Ia tht almott complttt darkness of process of French Dry Cleaning and Dyeing. §i tho lamp. tht pattage Mttoa oould not ste tho corsioo "Orsenr slight protection thlt afforded to hit "Tss, sir." ftetlm, and tht tltdgt hammer blow TO O/aon "Here are my keys. Unlock tho bsg or Dy% F*ath%r%, Qlovmm hs dtUvtred with a Ufa preterver-that If tOO WANT TNI MST sad take the keys with yon. Too re- mnrdtrous impltmtnt named so utter- or Olothlng. SMBbsr the small portmantesu la my ly at farlaace with its purpose—did not •sit at Park laser nvtal tht prattnet of sa obttaclt. ICE CREAM "Tss, sir." Ht ttruck with a force that would Send that suit to us. Ladies or Gents, and we will return "Opsa tht sate, gst that hag sad hsvo ttuaatd an ox; it matt htvt killtd 1st the BrlcMwU^ltV* tend It to me tomorrow alght by train cream sold U>;C&ndtoMr 4roJfc. it to you looking good as new. Prices reasonable. All say man be he tht hirdtst tkulled abo- It the Statta hotel, York.** riglat that ever brtsthtd. But tht Tuesday Oct 6th. at . .• work guaranteed. "Tomorrow night, sir?" •tout rim of tht hat, though crushed "Tes." like aa eggshell, took off some of tho Tickets good to return on SCOTTVa UTtLE The keys were thrown with a rattle Ittdtn iattrumtafs tramtndous im- regular trains leaving Chicago ORY QOOOS BOX. sa to a broad kitchen table. Evidently psct Philip, though qnitt inttnslblt, Saturday, October 10th. in American Dry Cleaning Co. Mr. Anson would not brook queetttat was not dtad. Hit stntttnt facultks Large orders filled la one SB to his movements, though his few elusive. wm annibllattd for tho tlmt, but hit day's aotlee. Made by words sounded contradictory. Green htart contiautd its lift giving func- Rate $6.00 for the round 71 9. O/v/s/Ofi St., fot down, unfastened the portmanteau tloat, aad ht bnathtd with Impercep- trip. . sad wont bask to the dogesrt tible flutterlngt. Ask Pere-Marquette agent Brlok A Bulk i( "Thtf re queer folk 1' t* Grange/* Mason rose, panting with excitement, Grand Rapid*, Michigan. said the stsble boy ae they drove way. glutted with satltfltd hate. He lifted for full particulars. Cream Com pan] "Therrt a barrow night and a lady as | his victim's inert form with the ease H. F. Moeller. Si' S-Axhtor, aa* a tCAiS greet strength. G. P. A.

•*rm iJgpippfpBMaS TOT^.'.iiw rr" •••• •VI'S-T'SWP — •• • • - --•VSJ rv YOUR FALL AND WINTER HELPNJL LIPE CLOSED , Our Country Cousins V K.Hf*KK |<: Nfs. Heiirv Coles Resident of West Bos- Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Frost of Smyrna Suit, Overcoat and Furnishings were at their grii'dson (jonion's Churches and Ion forty Years. last week. f;•.» Mrs. Henry COIch tiled at her home Mr and Mrn. Cool of Kreep )rt 1 ^ Societies Now is the time to make your selection of winter In WeHt lioHton. Sept. 21. Funeral were -• uescs at. Uerh .lH.keu'»i opv. H.-L *JS weight merchandise while the stock is large and a com- Nervieen we e held Inst WedneHday era! days last, week * niornln^ at eleven o'clock at the ''SQ&I plete assortment. Inaisc. ('ev. II. T. I'arnaby olflclat- Mvm. liresenliam of Crand Rapids! CONnUKtiATIONAI. visited friends here and In Grattan " 1 he Certainty and the Cncertaln- e i. ;.si-isieii by Rev Travis and Inter- Center l-ist, and t his week. na-iti u ;is made at Saranac. t> ali ai. the Presentand the Future." SUITS Be sure and see the new styles and patterns. H'izalieth I-'. Pajfne, daughter of Asa V andenbr. eck Is again able to i I Ids is a subject tha: has invited the li'P'ns li. and Almnrla I'nyne, was be out after several weeks Illness. a i tent ion of all men everywhere •icr sol OVERCOATS A large complete line embiacin^ nil I ''a ai I jilton, N. V , Aug: la, 18.36 Mi's. (J. I j. Weeks sisters Mrs. Ceo. dan (i' -lrcs Co kuov. and rijhtly so 1 rnoderr. i I • • edn. .itlo althougli limited to Keiley nnd Miss Cranki- Cairciillds at much of ; he fimre ;is it 18 possl the newest styles and fabrics. c • eiMnmon selioolH and her own iu- were with her all l ist week. ble, ami yet vvith m.o.y they do not divi'lnal fi'i'in*is, was quite KUlHclent go about their inveriigations from r H. Compton of Smvrna. was liere FURNISHINGS Uiul^rwear, Hosiery, Shirts, Huts, { » a (.'(pi'; re lier euL a>?emerit as te/ich- on business last Friday. the r ght standpoint. For they e; al itiojiijeof PI mid a, Hubsequent make guesses that are tased on hu- A shower came to us last we k Caps, Sweater Coats and a large line ol Workiii^ Goats- r- putat on tbat relieefed great e red it man »;rranc\—or ignorance is the ba 1 uesday acconiij uded by a seveer upon her ability in the profeHKlon sis of their rheories onaccount. of the wind Sunday niunt it began r.aiuing wliieii she had ehosen and praclli*"'! r-pecial ''inpha-i- le •. t lias been put FUR COATS If yon r are thinking of buy in-* a fur and rained aii day Monday and naMliier r.ianiage to Ilertry (,'oies on r cieit investlgatiiins of the ocher coat do not fail to see my line. The famous J. [j. Tuesday forenoon tin! li'-st siiow of lile. Vou will be int'-rested in this i'lal ISd-i. In the fall of 180(1 thev the season ca roe. inov d lo Saranac and in tiie fbllow- disea^slnn, (•ongreLratlonal pulpit Bishop Coat guaranteed highest (jualii v and prievs ri dit i" : spring t;) the homestead in Went He iry Roth of I^owell was thrown iii-xt Sunday moridng Are we re- 1 •' j;: (>;i Sec. No. 7 A few years by ihe Ind Tuesday evening against sporisihif for what we do not know? N. B. Those who got the jmnij.kin seed in ihe - nvino- sai 'eipient to their settlement upon a wire fence nuarly tearing his clothes Alive .. ich pres'.-nt ().• y proble.ns of t he '..jrm 4It years ag i, which was off him. life. (" un •. No e tliat ihe time for be sure and have the largest pnni)>kin li.-ro Thmsday, in -n pra/lically a, wilJerness, hei Iv Ring left Tuesday morning for the evi ning meeting is from now on October 15. That is the day the prize will be awarded. luisbami was ordained a preacher Stanton and other northern points 7 p m. U f yi o: thi Cnlte(l Ilretliern church, ami on business. Our Wednesday service of bible 1 h,!!'en to his usual labors in Mrs. Keith of Huh io, N. V , Is vis- shi'iy will from now on be a two- e ia .' Cie farm and working at iting Mrs. S.ara !' ir 1 . fold ineetiiig. I irst will be a teach- ! : i • •• n slono inaMon. brick layer er's ni". ting for tie- study of th" Mr and Mrs Pianiiions.'ar ' enler- HARVEY J. TAYLOR ai"! I'i 'Sierer. iii^hts a.id Sundays Sunday school lessooa so that ma- Mv'onr no taining ills sj o aad ii m* hu.^b i.id terial may h'.-e 1. • act uanjlated fori i "•)),,! ihegnspe! nf Christ it from In liana SUCCESSOR TO M. lU JU'LX • • ;ru labor and exacting your b. it r U'ichlag e: the iessou. I n. e itlm. • • 1 his siicCess la emleav- Mr and Mrs. ( lyde i-'raucisco of This meeting is .p. n to ali teachers !• new collar :ir i.i- is iiiii • ailv .• credit to ids individ- Moseley were of his graad- of classes in 1. o w t • 11 nnd ail others;. The Sincerity Clothes Shop. Lowe 1 e il eii'.-rt' bill as well to the faithful parents Mr. and Mrs. .loiin liap - ho A'isli to get laore out of tiie bl , ^ ^VerO-ial. La-ii'S and Gei 5 • i • .a- "onfijutor at home, who man Sunday. bie; an I then vilt . d'ow our regular ' y-og •; rcrMcii-jnr-. a ZMa't.1rt. •- i. .v-l^uii'uUt'fcGfR'ZtunfC*-. .. u-llr and gladly ear-oi:raged him Asa Fairchiids is buiidiag a inaise biliiccl .ss on •'The riuht division of othr- vitan i ai.'l |'•--ed. ia his >trenuous work and was ever on his farm and i-i nearly ready to scriptura; tr uth." i ime 7 to p. •••••••• ••••! •>^,• • go Into. m. Half of the time to each class. i". with words of ciieer and com- Goods c au lor and ile- eiM a h.mrs of adversity and No preaching Sunday as Rev. t rouble. BAPTIST. Stimson was not present.. Ml. Teieplioin She wiili her hubsbami united with Prayer and cov- Mant meeting on 107. if-ifis tin Cniled Brei hren chureh in 1871 * — Lowidl Cetitcr. i'ldt d.:y evening at 7:30 o'clock. ANNOUNC am! Immediately became an earnest 1 iv-uiiiar pr'-aciiiuu services next % 9 1 am! aetive v. orKer in the church, Mrs, Roxy i^ewis is visiting her Sunday it Hh-'JU p. in 'i'he Pastor 1 I ' ^ « slie was one of the charter members son Melvin and \> ife at Cattle ('reek. will contimie ills communion ad-i s« » oi tlv North lioston class, ilerprln- Jay Parker has returned from a dresses on "The Blood of ' hrist," lis, • # cipal interests were in Sunday school visit In Grand Rapids next Sunday morning. The subjects ! —:: 1 21 dt I wish to aunouuee that I have pur- . a : at dnaary work. Her great already exii.niml"il imve been, "The! < • !;.;li! .- . ai> .1 to be in looiving after Mr. ami Mrs David McConueli are t.V - in very poor iiealth. Precitnis BlOotl." "The Profusion of jewmu.«hai rm 4 chased the grocer}-stock owned bj' Flvnn & V • ihe wi'ii;'.;of cnildren and young I lie ilioo .." am! ' The Blmd id'Christ • pr.j[ile. She iieing insympathy with Mr. ami Mrs. Roy Craliam are vis- •'ti'-eheitl in liea.ven." V-xt Sunday Nerreter and will conduct the business in the them often invited them to her home iting the former'- parents .dr. ami ii \\ i I i>e, " i'he Blood of Christ. • 4> where she couhi enjoy their society Mrs. Henry Graham God's on.1. Ih'ni"d\ ft.rSIn" At the future. I will be glad to meet all their custo- a d impart valnableiaHiruction. Iu Ray Parker i.s in Grand Rapids on elo- - ot the st'i nn\ sh ill sit • i won) her chief pleasure came fr< m business. around iie ( ro--. : i .eLoid'.- Sup •' j'ii *•' • # imparling good to others. pec. :n c m:aetii ,r .li .,f tie' slledil mers also others and you may rely upon mc .•-even years ago she was stricken f V VIS ON -Jit H',. iau • if 5 h i • .-i .us i 'ood that re- 4 with paralysis from which she never Warren Walte of (Jrnid R ipld-- . ni- us in th ia-y tie Pa-- lor clean and Iresh oroceriLs at aii times. inily recovered. visited at tiie home of Mr. and Mis. l »r w:ll c >al i .u • iV'an • • •: 11" a Call and see me. Mrs ( oles or "Aunt Lib" as she Frank Ladner Sunday. projihe!ic ' -ill Ii whtve a• • i It 11ff 1 isi fx;:. •.•SufME was anectionately called and famil- Tiie piece of land recently purehas- Sumi.iy evomng. tiiis tini" the deli- iarly kno wn, was a woman of strong ed of Heimer Schoomaker for th" idle subj'ct will be, "The .Milieu ialvlligence ami common sense It new ceurjter\ has been surveyed aad nium." A CoM'-n \->'. a.!l lool\ ior- . as Incompatible with her nature war ! to. ('ome. and •ar how It will :1 1 platted into hds. •3 v lo • Islike or e iter tain feelings of ani- •'i lay school I-'red llaipln and wife of Courtiand j i-'/ u. j,,' , . I • ' r"' iiiM-itv. she loved iiumanity and A •id. t ft; • W,«l Ja called on Mrs. Will Mower Saturday. . c. 4 i'i-. • i'lvi' and respect was rccipro- U ca; by all who knew her As wife, Ceo. Hall and faaiiiy of (7rand Ktrrtf jujt. Raj)id» spent Saturday and Sun lav- • -iW ^ mother, neighbor and iriend hei life Sun lay () -t d» -r i. ;;::;i) a. 111. Hol\ • ifler- .m example of the best type of as guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Hart- ( ommunloi). 1 '::ia a m. pubic wor- 7KE STANDARD - |W well. .N'rs. Hall ami son Royal .vi!i v. una .hood. .-h p. and sermon, -uhj rt "Whit REMEDY FOR ALL FORMS OF fcg A • ii ai i a week ago she was strick- spend a wceic visiting witii friends xr--ax»sKr_iiswi) -iniiild di' ilif comiiti uj and test of M en. wnli (lit* third Ktioke and Moa here. church • T • hip. ani ia.aidi -r-hipV" v. •} : •! . . < > -••pt. - i. at two o'clock a.m., ^ Rev. A. H. sturgis preached his Sumia; scliool at no ni At 7 p m., RIIOiATISi :e died. farewell sermon last Sunday evenim;. note that the lime 01 fh" evening i i • immediate relatives are the Mr. Wild fell from a, fruit wagon .-ervice is chaimi'd r'om 7:'>dio7. at LUMB&SO, SOI&TSj"; Trial Bottle*, ISc. '..u-baiid, Rev. Henry Coles, two 8 oz. Bottlra, 50c. last Tuesday, the wheel passing'-vei' tills service m-xi Sun la • evening t!ic 20 oz. Bottles, UV'.Ci • nj4hiers, Airs Melvln (iiibert of his body; but fortunately no bones Pastor will iwaia 1 -erie-: d"-ax Sun- NEURALGIA $1.00. \"s^t I'.osion, Mrs. (Jeo. Jil«keoi ])e were broken. ilav evcniim lect ai-s r.i ' i'lif M ikinv. Al. o nold in •;< if. ml one son Seymour A Coles, : KIDNEY TROOSLS, Half-uallnn and Mark Byrne, who receady lost "ai- of a Man." Tiie lir-t sitij ct - •2* Gallon Can* for •.a ves on the homestead; two I b n-.Pty, 'I" we j.-ad a doubi.- lif- V W>tK • . ' " a -i * ' • 1 Clinton. low u. -o: .• die. in early childhood Mrs. house by lire, will move to Graml - J. Veterinary Ute. t K " K • V & M h' • JA I Rapids. Pray"r servie" 'l'hu! "aranac are brothers of been in Grand Rapi is the past sum- Th-' !!•• w c!iapti r of the M -thodi-' GIVESOOICK RELIEF t ae •• e: • s.'d lady.—[Com. mer Is now at hoim». thateqi'alsin raiuetratiiiKand iicaiini; powers tii- oMrt K.I SGCACFUZ dr: dii a hooil will b" ••ga iiz • i l-'.' i- Apel j"' osiarnraly it affords almost in- Miss Flossie Beuham wassurpriseil star t ; • • f: aa pain, while perman- OIL Siiico 18S8 it has sold on its merits until it is now n •. .i Vhm tin day evening October 1) wita Iifi> ent rosvais are beingefTected by taliini: THE (iiiii. Willi THE AUBURN HAIB i»y twenty of her young frlemis who caari r members. it i.a-ri'.ai;:,. p-iriiyiL,,' the blood, dis- Atlantic to the Pacific. came to spemi the eveni.m last Fri- solv'r; il , poisonous subs unco and day. Refresiimen > wen* served md Vcr^oaties tiii^v Church. remo . intr it from the system. I- on the outstd' 1 FOR FAMILY USE p ;cUai.ve of every bot all enjoved a pleasant ' n • : • •; .: .'s .\ r I)...; (ids 1 •onfer DR, C. L. GATES Ilnnciulc. Minn., vrlfoa: Ce of isian Sage PARISIAN Geo Bailey an i faniil,\- spent Sua- I ici-y-'ir ia ih" Baii'-v church tie '• A : iserc jUad such a weak back KING CACTUS OIL i.s tlioi'o'.iffhly aM.'.-i'i'ti;' li ; u •,«, \'vov. lb- N .' ei'd "U forge I day wltti their aunt Mrs Keie i y UI laotis-u 1 Kidney J'roultio 1 >.'c aid iad fourth Sun lays of eac.l' tli r nil.' could not stand on hor feet. TLo bottom, tlius pi*evenIinyj hloo-.l-poisoning an-1 li • i , wi ' -ax "njr t 'e nali • • u. aly asU Sciiiemerhorn. I ae-aitli Tiie first s.'rvice will ther.-- m.-jiKint t!;. y put hor dov. a or. tho llooi fI:o fi -• tiie packaiie w it li woulil .•ore.uii with palii;-. i treated her with scar. It speedily heals CUTS, SPRAINS, W- I3E3. '. -..D SOWS, i-AWLl.- i loo- he held Sunaa v OctobiM' 11 at "iVniCOI'a ' ami tonuy t he run? around ns well "the girl with ihe all 11? ot) ;i. in i"he District Sup"rintea 1- -mo huppy asc.in bt'. 1 pr* .-cribe"f'-I)ltors" INGS, CHAPPED HANDS AND AI EXT1 RN/ ii Mi. A a ' Wi • for my jutlem.i au i u;.o il la my pracUco." lun a hair" upon ir ent. Dr. If ••ot; a:-?; r*v;tb Rbcun.ruism, Z KING CACTUS OIL STANDS SUP REME. li.innv. . : ; ' ' • W IR L - CARD OF rilJlSKS. Luiui'i' : • Sciatica,N •araigia ;'.dney II ell el; I'l l! of faiiitm I (IirotUcrhqbcl of Si. ,VtKirow. i Trout a::v Ir.i'id;e.a 6v;..io t CUTS, HARNESS AND SADDLE GALLS, COli \k ' .>C VCIIES, ' hair, d miruff and V SJ via We wish to extend our sluc-r. to us for a trial bott.e 01 "5-DROPS. ' t GREASE HEEL, MANGE, ITCH, and Ali Externa' Disc .sut.. Itching scalp by Its thanks to (lie business men. til" Ma "S-DROPS" is entirely free {rom •i* yiss - L ^ (iraud Trunk Railway System. opium, cbcaine,inoEphine, alcohol, laud* »}• 1 0 use. sons and all oar Mends who sen' anr.m and other intrre.'.: !•.•••. If your druKtist flop' n *'' «ell ICinR Cr.ctus Oil l-nothing A• d how the American women v Fxtremely low fares t • Milwanlo'e tlowers o" off 'i'-'d svmp ivhy and i- Larfic s:zc Sottic "s-' -.ZrZ" 200 Dcsca) 4, else, but remit to us and we v.iil stnd i; • nid. pi-.-iis i'arisian Sngp P>r its pecuil ir and return on Oc^olit-r st a to loth, s!wta ice in iai' s aav> a'. SI.CO. for Sale by Druggists. 'I OLNEY & NIcDAlO, Sole Iflanuiac'iurBrs, 113-117 Fiiik v . uc, CLiHTOR, iUWA. abilit.N to turn iiarsli. faded, lusler- inclusive. Return i'mil October 21. M'-s. C. » E it baa aa and chi' '" 8WAXS0N RHEUMATIC CjRECOT.'&NV U ss hair into fiesh, beautiful, silky U)0N For fares ami fun her inform •- Dept. 60. 174 Lake Street, Chiot-d and lusirous hair in a. few days. Hon consult A. o Hevd anif, xg. at. N 'Wigo Porri.iml cmeat >1 t Dean's Sweat Ointmeiit Cures Spavin, Rirfteard Curb. All iTnggists. 50c per bottle i'ari ian Sage is to-day the favor- Lowell, Mich. lo per barrel. I.awe 1 idi iilier i'o. ite hair dressing and tonic of discrim- . iAl* : vT.eUSOSifiMikiu * OR SALE B• .-s'vV'i •!'v4*v •?••}•. ting A merle >ns, not because of sen- sational methods of advertising, but For Sale by M. N. Henry, Lowell, Mich. 1 .'cause it is the only hair restorer that vill do just what it Ss ad ver- lised to do. NO' Kl TO C«F.DITO!?S. li iv 11 c I he (iandrufl irerm and cures dandrm'fi n l wo weeks If It doesn't 1 St:ri<";f Tin* I'mliute Coui't f j tin; evilm.v i f Kont. M .N. l! iiryt the agent In Co web, DoorPfete® KBV • ' >-• . In tin Mitil(:r of tlu.' EsLjiI'' of Gcor r will give you your money b ck. •assr- Cm. c. - I i'-ci jf-fd Voliri- is ii.Ti'i)y ;_ivi t mt ! 'Ul111- II f.s fr •! lin- (11 Ii .|:itv (if S»-pt* ii • i had been troubled with liandrnff in-r A. I> . i'.n-, i1 •> \'i bi i ii :i luwi il fid' eicdlt for live years, but since using I'arisi. id jiic ihi On ir ms iiuainst >:ii(l (lei'CJisc an S.i;;< 1 have not been bothered To Ledger Subscrbers s:i.i i coir fi : v mil ••ion and adjnsinu i OE KAiaiLU KANSAS CJTY, MO. » arid ih ii all ac : irs I ^ rd dc •casru an* wilh Ir. 1 only used one-haif bottle j (jum d lo jm-sfir :iirir cla'n,- to said ion:- I.en 1 noticed the dandruff disap- I l ll.'' li:• i!) Hi- 1 •lii.-f. in llio .'il v of • {.'piis, im ;11! <• • , y, "ii or l.if 'iv '.lii • I colisiiier II I he best hair V/e are going out of the door plate business but we .a.v of .latiuar \ b I'.W) . ml thai v unle 1 i*\'er n: "'U have still a quantity on hand. While they last will give one (lati d Si i»Letai). r M, A. I', I'.KK If yon iia ven't tried Parisian Sage 1 lurry i). .Icwuli .ludu': of Frobulo. jj i a lioilto-day It is a dellghi- lid die-hiiig Th jjnee is only ."() free to each new or old subscriber who pays all arrears L0W£LL W!:i iiLY mm RCPOKT. cents a largi* liottle at M N. Ileiir>'s Correct in) Sept. o(l. 11H)S. or dii'cl. ali charge* prepaid, by tile and one year in advance at the regular pric o: one doilar i.eiieaii ankers, ttpoux Alfg Co, Wheat r.n Hi Buffalo. N. V. 17 ' Mlddllll^H pel" i i)!; per year. A convenience and an ornament to youa front Corn .Mea pei i mi •aa Oats r Colli 4 * door, with your name printed in gold. Kye LiB S I'li'l: when l BlCKlF.li'S Ul'LUS SUCCUEDI Corn ami iIs ni l- i>ir SPECIAL OFFERs tlrnn per t ... Alml.' Inillil \»'W ItualnvM. , i, 1 will ir I." you a 11 rrnaiiont. Un!: •• !im\ r. S..li'l tion f'mrmti i'il or ymir inn ivy !>niii<'y refuialc'l. • ln»rlrn. •.x-rtisx/: lill' ixWlf. nl il(K! • V Souvenir Collection;^ ;I I I Miiiut', f im|irl.|rn GET YOli Oiti IN IW l.t»|i< llTK.-iulli. I.'nllirr Hi. ; r\nt • ' • .t.'. Um. .-i .i.l li Irii, ^.-lllni. hjurtil. • - ,i Or u,**'.!1 i.^l.'i An.'i...nir. l^l^' .Ul. itiitie • li' •? > i.. Ii m-i*. railj.. I'.rrot \'.ft.*.**!.J i !>, I r . !.. Iw. ..ii o ..i Dui.u HiftoutL*. i.rl* .t Before it is too late. We do not expect to get any more t-, a; • . Mid pick;'-) Ii.mmIs i 1.1 VK.k.M i:i;X»T OTO n.E.vs l'1-F.AKK K !•« . m m * I'OUIJH H r/tc rinint Ir - ed- 'srfrsii > '.Int kmI tr ' he«t.I H.I<« V*lu*lil v*lu*l.l«« collfctlocnllfctlonn Hidoo r plates after this lot is used up. i 11I ! •• i nil ii '.i ,1 « ' I'-aI.'. ' •''h «".* I"'/ lllu«ti«lfl. Inttrurllr,. 1)1,^" , •, ,i. 1 •ll I' n.t II . k. Tcllt *11 blxjut lb* Ikit ii" pre ev "J :»U- ...1 , I.. li.;i:^»l'.l I'UllH. ta Coi.m. niortitioc .fa- I.tinunu«. lucewtful Imtlnm •I < i .: ev -ll • Tl. 1 jr 111 frro ..f cl.n-,-" «Hh tlill Celled loo 1 .•iljn I l . i' Ii-i. . Isif.i Hutjl «und»r Vi'j.'i i i'.sh' il jr I 1 11•~h. II.,It. Slum, ll ' Fill ,1 .; nr'ir. Lowell, Union Lock Poultry Fence >'hi ep Mvr 'I, r i',. 7'H; JUCKBEB 81. Squm, tlote F'tfT* Tht moil MriiRrahls f.nco on tha •anal for poqMry ftrd". orchard, and gimh-nx, and at La m I is • •. • At- Bucbe J K0CKF0RD, ILL. no irwUr eoat thai Batting. Witto for ratnlox of fauc* > .i.yi • ':vi m • for all pqrpoaaa. The LodlciQi mow ma oo.. iNbib. m.. kabms city. tie. Pol k live I\m K 0reused i lowls ilressed For sale by Scott Hardware Co. J i'eaclicH Office Open Saturday Evening When the Big Sign Shines.

WMtVMgV, HI. AWFUL ORAVEL ATTACKS. • 1 > r>i THE REMOVING OF HIS BRiLUANT IDEA Cured by Dean's Kidney Pl||« After Learned Ufibelief G Years ef Suffering. SCHEME THAT BROUGHT NEG SAPLINGS AND STUMPS Vs. Miracles P. A. Rlppy, Depot Ave., Qallatle. LECTFUL GIRL TO TIME. Tenn., says: "Fifteen year® ago kid- If the Work Is Done Rlghi It Is Not So Hard a Task. By REV. A. C. DIXON. D. D., ney diseaso attacked Pastor of Ihe Chicaco Av«. 1 Moody**) me. The pain In my Church, Chkato. By Working on Her Curiosity Swain back was so agoniz- Fanned the Cooling Embers of a ing 1 finally had to FIGHTING ABSINTHE. Love That Was Never to give up work. Then Fade Away. came terrible attacks A u 11 i v e rsity Green Cordial Filling Insane Asylums of gravel with acutG professor is re- of France. They bad made their vows of a su- pain and passages of ported to have perlatively transcendental affection blood. In all I passed . • said that 110 one Aroused finally to the frightful cost and love which they were cocksure 25 stones, some as evei performed a of the absinthe habit in lives taken had existed from the beginning of large as a bean. miracle. He thinks and reason dethroned, the French gov- things, and which, according to their Nine years of ihis ran mo down to a that the miracle ernment. has at last given its counte- charts, would endure long after moun- state ef continual weakness and I of creation in the nance to a mighty effort, to abolish the tains had been crumbled by the ruth- thought I never would be better until first chapter of seductive green liquor from the land. less hand of time. I began using Doan's Kidney Pills. Genesis is a sort The issue is now before the parlia- Then, when her visit in his town The improvement was rapid, and since of fairy tale and ment, and it is assured that the issue was over, she returned to her distant using fonr boxes I am cured and have that the so-called of the fight will be decided in the home. Ah, yes. she had a home to never had any ret Urn of the trouble." miracles of the senate. return to. Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box. Old Testament are When a bill making it a penal of- He slaved a.vay at the office for her Foster-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y. exaggerations or sake. fense to sell absinthe in France was merely ima^ina- The months went by, as months introduced into the chamber of depu- GOOD ADVICE. tions. some of will. ties it met. with instant support and which teach had morals. The matter Then her letters slopped. In tact, was passed by a big majority. Presi- with the professor is that he has cre- they didn't start. For she had ceased dent Fallieres stands only too ready ated a god in his own image and is to write any more. Or if she had. ,0 h's signature to the bill, pro- not willing that his god should ho shf sent them somewhere else. iie,\Wmg it can be put past the senate, j much, if any. greater thaa himself and did not get them. Here a large number of the members his brother professors can com pre-1 o are in favor of such a sweeping meas- Stumpi vvith Lateral Roots. For three weeks he yearned for ih liend. rniversities are not interpreters I daily billy duxes which came not. ure. hut a powerful lobby representing ol' the Hiblo; the Bible Is the inter- i H'4 felt that if he could get just one the millions invested in French dis- pre?or of the universities. Yet it is a more word from her he would have tilleries is opposing to the very limit piiy ihat a man who calls himself a I the courage to Journey Jo her and of its resources the bill which will virtually deal a death blow to the Cliristian should stand with the win back the eternal affection that She—When you are gone 1 shall trade. a\o\\oil infidels who have attacked the j had slipped a cog and permmiltei d the pine away. 4 The importance of the temperance | \ nil)!' , troni Ceisus to Ingcrsoll. and J hnlUMius to cease. He—O, spruce up. 1 nr- gn ater pity is that he should as a 1 One day Im* thought and thoucsin. crusade in Ihe United Stales is mild I

pastor ol a ( hrist ian church he lead-j and revolved things in his head, and compared to the absolute necessity rtate of Omocirr or toi.eoo. » iim others into religious infidelity. finally all of a sudden an idea rolled for ridding France, and especially Lucas County. Frank J. Ciibnev makes oath that lie ti There has conic from the Chicago j out. Paris, of the curse of absinthe. In pnrtniT of the tinn of F. J. Chknfy & <>»., iloin^ btuincs.i in tho City of Toledo, County and Stat* ' niveisity Press another attack rtpon | A few minutes later he had an en- fact, public men of thai, country say aforesaid, and that raid llrni will pay (he mini of 'lu* miraclcs ol the Bible by a learned 1 volope all sejilod up. with her nan,n it would he a blessing if the working- OXi: HUNIiRKD HOI,I,MIS for each and oveir east* of Cataiihii that cannot be cured by the «we of prolessor in a .Michigan college. He j and address on if. He put on the nien of the republic could be persuad- HAf.'/a Catakiih CritK. KUA^K .1. ( Iir.MtV. looks wi?e and says that there was no i oonveniional two-cent stamp, added a ed to turn to the intoxicants used in Sworn to beton> m" and subscrlbeil i « my prntenf*. tp'ed of miracles. Then he looks wiser special delivery stamp, and dropped the Fnited States, such as beer, whis- this 6th day of Dcccmbcr. A, P.. 1 A. W. r.LKASOV. and declares that some miracles are j the envelopo into the box marked ky and wine. li is argued that whatever ill effects I \ Notakv Pcn' tc, incredible. The trouble with the pro-j western ai the post office. , . . ... , Hall's fatftrrh Cure le taken Internally and .ief« lessor is I hat he has not yot accepted He looked tip the mail trains and ovennduigence in these may nave aie 1 dirci'tiy upon the i»iooti :>twi nnimns surfacea of tha ,nr !'"• lirsi verse ol" Genesis, ••jti ihe be- (igured it out that she would get his mild compared to the devastating ! o. horrors of the green cordial that saps j sold by att Driisgists. iiinning (Jod rreated the heaven and sp-cial from tho hands of the messen- Take Hall's Family IMils for eons Motion. tin earih." It" he believed in a God ger at about leu o'clock the following the brain and in a few years converts great enough to creaie the universe he morning. a strong, healthy, normal man into Too Rough for the Cows. would find tio dinicuiiy in believing The nexf morning at ll);:M he was a maniac or murderer, or both. Mrs. Roror. of cook-book fame, telis r ilial such :i God could slop the revolu- call'Hl to the telophono. Ii was a There i.> nothing in tho flavor of of seeing a maid drop and break a 1 io'-, of the earih for L'l hours, turn long distance call from her town. >10 ali. in'he 10 suggest its deadly prop- beautiful platter at a dinner recent- wai-T into ••vine, multiply loaves and milos away as the bird dies. ly, says Everybody's Magazine. Tho fish -s. or do anything <'lse that he Kxcitedly she told him that he had host did not permit a trifle like this r.iiiiht chnosc io do. Ii is :i pity 1 hal noglectrd to place a letter in ihe on- to ruffle him in the least, Uprooting a Sapling. learning should so dwarf a man's eon- velope—and ii must have be mi oh. "These little accidents happen 'most copiion 01 Goci. It is a pauperizing! evoi- so important, because ii came every day," he said, apologetically. In uiircoMng young trees a team of Inrses are pulling at i!if» fre^ a man process. j by special delivery. "And." she told m "You see, she isn't a trained waitress. !;r—-es or even > single horse with a should sever the roots ar the base. li ought 10 be said 'hat these unbe him. "I just couldn't wait another She was a dairymaid originally, but chah. can do effeciivo work, i'esl re- Stumps ot moderate si/e may also i>e paving professors do not altogether j minute. I started to write, and then she had to abandon thai occupation sult can he obtained the pulled wi'ii chain and horses. One end represent the instil ul ions to which I had to call you up and find out on account of her inabiliiy to h8...11e i;ro\v:h consists ol saplings two to fo'.ir of tiie chain should be fastened around 1 hey belong. There are other pro- what the imporiant thing was you had the cows without breaking ihoir itKhc? in diameter and where the root a lame root as shown in the illustra- fessors in their faculties of equal or to tell me." horns." systcin is lateral. The plan is to fasten • tion. P.y jjlacing the chain across the superior learning who believe in the Gradually he was obliged to break The Intelligent Witness. on< end of 'he chain 10 the trunk as top of the stump a leverage can be se- miracles of 'he Rible. but the man who the news to her that, cowardly as it "What was he doing when you saw hiph ;,.;ove the ground as the flexibili- cured io take full advantage of the lumps overboard from an Atlantic had been to tak^ mean advantage of him?" asked the judge of the witness. ef the tree will permit. While the strength of the horses. steamer attracts more attention than woman's inherent curiosity, he had "Well, sir, yer honor, ef I don't dis- a thousand other passengers who re- omitted the letter for the sole purpose remember. he wuz a-raisin' of the main on deck and behave themselves. of hearing from her. devil an' a-doin' of nothin'!"—Atlanta There is no real conflict between the l^ess than a week after that she sat Constitution. ' ' SAVING VEGETABLE A FARM WHOSE Bible and up-to-date learning. The at her little escritoire in the distant President Falneres. Who Is Aiding in conflict is between the Bible and the city making out the list of those she'll MATTER FOR SOIL CROP IS TIMBER unbelief of certain professors who the Crusade Against Absinthe. MY OWN FAMILY USE 1 • . . . have to invite. And he was passing j in every state of the union there m^sine that the modern scientific up the installment house ads. erties. Compared lo the Mte of whls* PE-RU-NA. ; are many .racts of so-called agricul- si"''!1 opposed to faith in a personal Sy Henry Parsons* 1Jo(! 111 wo, j01. example, it tastes mild, almost I tural land, which, owing to their hilly *'*1' 'k in his world. They Seats of a King. insipid. • character, poor soil, or numerous waging war against the facts re- One is accustomed to think of a king The flavor that stands out strongly • bowlders, are not suitable for farming, corded in the Bible and confirmed by The question has arisen in my or queen's throne. But most rulers have is the anise, which recalls nothing i The owners of such tracts are often at '''c reason ol a man who believes in a rnimi; is there no way by which we several thrones. King Kdward of Kng- more strongly than the old-fashioned God of almighty power and infinite may take a crop of grain from the a loss to know what to do with them. land has six. The most costly, that; paregoric, with which mothers used to Without question, the best use to wisdom. In the last analysis it is a con- ground every year and retain the fer- at Windsor castle, is composed entire- dose children in time of necessity, flict between gods, the great Ood re- Tility of the .soil as we received ii which land of this kind can be put is ly of carved ivory inlaid wfith precious Hut in addition to the anise are vealed in the Bible and the little gods from the. hand of nature? to plant it with trees. One of the stones. Most ancient of the thrones other ingredients, alcohol and oil of fundamental principles of forest eco- born in the brains of learned unbe- With these thoughts I began to is that at Westminster, where the I wormwood standing out especially il . , . . • u * > 1 nomlcs is that soil which is not lievers. look about 10 see in what way nature | ft rulers of Great Britain are always strong, and it is said that from the oil suppliPd .hP soil with ferlilltv. I no-i sood ,0 makp ,he ot Miracles in the Bible mean Almighty crowned. If. is of massive oak. and of wormwood come the deadly traits lied made use ot all dead i cere®1 crolm '••"'"W h,> rt- ,Go . d „a 1 work. In ages .....past Go. d or- has beneath the seat a sandstone that have now aroused a frightened vo 1 h, latmn Thf conrliiBion I drew was "" ' ' of wood crops, dainod some ftervants ol his winch wo block known as the stone of destiny nation into a crusade of abolition. is enough vegetation left from 1 ms (loes 1101 I11Pan inac lrHes « Krow (a,, 1 mwsilWS- ^,n,^ ,,K'V •"'? 11 from Scone, which was the emblem of The effect of absinthe is at first ihrre is enough vegetallon left from !),,,tPr on 1"!?. T' "t""' " ! ' "T' ; every crop after the ^raln has been roor soil than on fertile soil. ent. There is a continuity of law power of the Scottish kings. lulling. Some of the narcotic power Thpy wl,, of taken nway. if properly saved and re • course, grow better on which we can 'rust. But did God be- Another throne, of Burmese teak, of Hie drug first exercises its influ- soil in turnedI 10 th---e „ground ,, to retain its fer- , propcution '0 the come the servant of his servants? carved, gilded and studded with crys- ence, Then comes an exhilaration, an lility. money invested, better returns are se Has he resigned the mastery of his tals. stands beneath a great gilt can exciientent. One glass is nothing; it Put how to apply this coarse ma ] cured from trees planted on the less world to subordinates? Has the king opy in the house of lords. The throne is only a temptation, an incentive. nure. save the stubble and cornstalks • valuable land, left his throne and become a subject in St. James' palace is very large and! Seated at his table, oblivious of every- ami get a full crop the same year i' Most of the cone-bearing trees, and of his subjects? Have we what Car- imposing, having a canopy overlaid thing but the green poison before him, 11 was put on the ground has been the i hardwoods as well, will thrive In soil lyle called an "Absentee God sitting with crimson velvet, which is embrold- the victim of the habit pours the so- source of much gi'ief to me. 1 found ' of medium fertility. All trees, how- on the rim of hife universe and just ered with crowns set with fine pearls, ductive drug Into his veins. It act? ihat if I plowed under coarse ma- I ever, do not thrive on poor, sandy looking on?" like the draught from the opium j ndges. or on hillsides where the soil Gideon wished to know whether he smoker's pipe or the sensation from nure and a dry season followed, there A Vivid Picture. wa."^ danger of shutting off the sup- ; is thin. Black walnut, hardy catalpa. had been commissioned of Ood to de- the needle of the morphine user. HON. QIOIIOIV* HON BY. Senator Heverldge, at a luncheon in ply of water from below, thereby in- and white oak. for their best develop- liver his people. So he asked God to But It is said hy neurologists that Hon. George W. Honey, National Boston during tht convention of the juring the crop for that year, and to ment, require a deep, fertile soil, well eontirm his faith by making the fleece tbe effect is deadlier because sleep I? Chaplain U. V. IT., ex-Chapluiu Fourth WS4t General Federation of Women's scatter it on top of the ground after I ered and well drained, and it is not wei and the ground dry. Next morn- slower in coming. . The poppy taken Wisconsin Cavalry, ex-Treasurer State Clubs, made a telling little speech of Wisconsin, and ex-^uartermaster it was plowed made it almost impossi-imj 1 plant them where these ing iiip fleece was wet and the ground from the pipe or from the needle In- agafnst the mad pursuit of wealth. General State of Texas G. A. R.. writes ble to tend a crop of corn. requirements are not met. dry. Then Gideon, looking around. duces unconsciousness, but the ab From the window of the room a from 174) First St., N. K., Washington, An Ohio farmer is solving the prob- saw that every other fleece was wet sinthe drinker goes on from draught to D. C., ss follows: I once had a field of oats that was sunny garden was visible, and in the lodged so badly I could not get them lem what to do with the worn-out land ihe ground dry. That, is the way draught until finally he is so complete- "I cannot too highly recommend your garden a number of children pursued preparation for the relief of CMtarrhMh with a binder, so 1 turned a bunch of farm. He owns an old homestead of God's servant, dew, works', but Old- ly out of himself that no extreme i»0 acres, which he is desirous of keep- eon did not. want to be commissioned with breathless cries a swarm of blue of crime or abasement daunts him. tnubleg In their vartou* forma. Some hogs on them, expecting to burn it butterflies. members of my own family have used off after the hoM had eaten the oats. ing iu the family. He does not live i)y dew. He wished his commission di- In the arguments before the cham- Mr. Reverldge, waving his hand it with most gratifying results. When The hogs rooted the ground up and on the place, however, and farming rect'y from God, So he prays God to ber of deputies some astounding facts other remedies failed, Peruna proved toward the racing children, said; mixed the straw with the soil. I did has been a losing proposition. He toll his servant dew to rest a bit in were produced. mott etttsachus aud 1 cheerfully certi- "Take a company of boys chasing not burn it, but plowed it the nex» has, therefore, decided to plant the en- this particular spot while he does One clever statistIdan showed that fy to its curative excellence." I utterflies; put long-tailed coats on spring and planted it in corn. The tire tract with trees. Ke has already what his servant cannot do—makes so greatly had the habit increased In Mr. Fred L. Ilebard, for nine years a the l)oys, and turn the butterflies Into leading photographer of Kanstis City. summer was rat har dry, but that field planted •»5,000 Norway spruce, set the fleece drv and the ground wet. the last six years ihat now the aver- dollar hills, and you have a fine pano- Mo., located at tiie northeast corner of had just as good corn as any In the '.\K feet apart each way, on an area Next morning Ihe fleece was dry and age consumption for each individual rama of the business world." 12th and Grand Aves.. cheerfully gives neighborhood. 1 have noticed thai on of about 11 acres. These trees will the ground wet, Gideon knew then I?, a glass taller than the average the following testimony: "it Is a proven low flat ground ihai has a heavy stub- be cut, as they become large enough, ihat God himself had done it and he ~ Frenchman. He further went on to fact that Peruna will cure catarrh and ble the plow will not scour, but only for Christmas trees. went forth strong in that conviction. Reared by Jerks. show that In 18:*5 the amount of ab- la grippe, um\ as a ionlelt ha* no equal. push through the ground, leaving the Chestnut seedlings will be planted The centurion in the New Testament "I think I've heard you say." re. sinthe consumed In France did not Druggists have tried to make me take in the spaces left by the-removal of something else *just as gowi,* but Peru- stubble in rows; that it did not make said in substance to Jesus: "T am a marked the man who had ordered a amount lo one-sixth the total put na is good enough for me." the spruce, and it is expected that any difference how dry the season man under authority and yet I say to ham-and-egg sandwich at, the lunch- away annually now., and this in spite Pe-ni'm ie Tablet form. 'hey will begin to come in bearing ibis one go and he goeth; but. Lord, was, the heavy smbble did not seem counter, "that you were brought up in of the fact that in all other parts of For two years Dr. Hart man and his to shut off ihe supply of moisture when the last spruce is cut. In addi- thou art king of all realms and thou a flat." the world there has been a gradual assistants have iiicesi»aiitly labored to fro* . the sub-soil. So I came to the tion to the spruce, hardy catalp'i. 1 neodest not go to my house to heal •if over I said that," res|>onded the reaction against all forms of alcohol- create Peruna in tablet form, and their ct elusion that un decora posed vege- black locust, elm, boxelder and syca-i my servant. Only say to disease go paH-haired youth who was crumbling le overindulgence. strenuous labors have just been crowned jle matter of any kind plowed un- moiM have been piqnted. Ir i:; planned and ii goeth; to health, come and it crf.ckers into his tomato soup, "i un- i France, it was shown, now con- with success. People who object to t0i ut" i'1** entire M acres in forest cometh. Speak the word and my ser- liquid medicines can now secure Peru- der did not necessarily shut off tbe derstated the fact. I was brought up i sumod more absinthe than all the re- na tablets, which repre.seRi the solid within five or six years. The owner vant shall be healed." available water s'ored below, provid- in 14 different flats." malnder of the world put together. medicinal ingredients of Perma. ing it did not maUe a complete blanket is wise in plamlng several kinds of we,0 ,wo nion wi10 And in the deep, sympathetic silence i Porls more than Ihe remainder under Ihe furrow. trees Instead of confining himself to , but lh(. i,, (;odi th<, that followed, nothing was heart! but or Kurope with the remainder of It h&s been my plan for a number one species. His forest will he prod.ic- of all |ilw. Mlrac,e (|w, nol the customary noises of a cheap eat- France excluded. ing si* or seven kinds of lumber, | | . , „ , of years to disr the ground liefore v 0 ate Uw thouf h h of aw ing konse.—Youth's Companion. The great problem of race suicide, plowing. By s # doing the undeoom- chestnuts, and Christmas trees, at the hast(.n lts |iroCe8se8. or work accord- which in France Kas become a matter same time. of THE DUTCH porrd vegetable matter is mixed up ing to laws which he has not seen fit u 11 w keenest concern, it Is said, is one And Still Me L ngereo. ^ ^ direct results of the national BOY PAINTER with the sell in such a way that It to reveal to us. To say that God has Wheat Bran. -One hundred pounds The lusty cuckoo came outside of | i the. STANDS FOR does not break ilie water connection not. worked miracles as recorded in ahugc of a )K n of wheat bran contain 12,2 pounds of the old clock and cuckooed 12 times. ^ j exaggeration to say that between the fu;; »w and the under the Old Testament and Ihe New is to s no digestive protein, 39,2 pounds of di- "Do you know, remarked the young j |» ,.j huge section of the popula- PAINT QUAUTY soil. deny facts for reasons unworthy of n a 8 a gestible carbohydrates and 3.* pounds man who had bee i sitting on the par- ||on !lve8 for Hb8inthe alone. IT IS POUND ONLY ON one who believes in a God of almighty either extract or fat. lor sofa since twilight, "that I have power and infinite wisdom. Such Is All classcs are victims to the habit, PURE WHITE LEAD Avoid Excitins the Cow.—Kxclto a great futuro? Why, the papers say the God of the Bible whom the Chris- the wealthy clubman no less than the ment destroys the ability of a cow Supplement the Pasturage.—When I am a 'man of the hour.'" MADE Or tian worships. poor artisan. THE 10 produce milk for the time being. the pastures begin to get short cut The beautiful girl yawned. Thousands of dens for the sale of QUO OUT** It should always be avoided with dairy some of thac fodder corn and give tu If vol fear that people will find It 1 "Indeed!" she Haid, wearily. "What abtlnthe fill all parts of the city. PR9CtL3S| «ciwt tbe cowt. out. doii't do it. i hour, the breakfast hourT r 1 .If il {'Ml customed to do of a morning, but "But It's nol," said that lady, much HERE'S A MEAN FISHERMAN. HAD HEARD THEM. as It was late 1 did not stop to inves- to my surprise, and thrusting out her tigate. But when1 ten o'clock came, pretty head. "It's not true a bit. He Bad Luck Got on the Nerves o* Wayna and still no Vincent, I went Up to his hasn't married the secretary at all. I County Citizen. room, for I thought he should be up was only 'playing' secretary. He's and oolng on this, his last day at Cas- married no one hut the Honorable "The meanest fisherman I ever knew tle Wyckhoff, when he was to leave Agatha, the first, last, aud only honor- was one who ate his bait," said Judge for London on the 4; 15 train that aft- able!" Tom, the wisest of all the wise fisher- ernoon. I say "he" not "we," for I And for proof of her astonishing men of Wayne county, Pennsylyaala. felt more confident of my success words she snatched off her glove and Besides resembling Buffalo Bill, Judge with Agatha Sixth that day than I had displayed to my marveling gaze the Tom Is famous for an encyclopedic done the evening before, and although big emerald cross of the Wyckhoff ; knowledge of the men and fish of :lie 1 had not yet had the opportunity to ring, winking In the sunshine. i county. put the great question, 1 felt that it At this moment the train began to j fellow I'm telling you about was very possible that in tbe guise of move, and I was filled with a sudden i a kind of half horse and half alli- 1 Agatha Judge—Do you understand the na* accepted lover 1 might not have to and justifiable rage that Vincent sort of fellow, anyway; he was ture of an oath? take the 4:15 that afternoon. UB should have so deceived me. To think •' ^ t naturally mean, that's all. He She—I'm a telephone girl, judge. When I reached Vincent's room 1 that he had been in the secret all 1 a,ld 1 wei»t after bass over In Lake knocked twice, and, receiving no an- the time and had helped to make a Ladore one time and it was then I TESTING PAINT. swer, entered, and was somewhat fool of me! But one look at his face learned jutt Iww mean a fellow he was. alarmed to find that he was not there, proved to me that 1 had done him an Property owners should know how ^ This woman aays Lydla BL though his bed hud been slept in. injustice. He was as stricken with "I never was so shot with bad luck to prove the purity and quality of Pinkham's Vegetable Commpouni d Anxious, without knowing why, I tore amazement as 1 was. and 1 knew that as on that day. First off one of our while lead, the most Important paint ; saved her life. Read her letter* downstairs and called for Mrs. Armi- horses went lame before we'd gone then, and not until then, had he be- Ingredient, before paying for it. To , Mrs. T. CL Willadsen, of Manning^ stead. That good lady met me at the come acquainted with the truth. Gath- five miles and we had to borrow Pat all wht write, National Lead Co., the foot of the stairs In answer to my sum- Coggins* team to do the rest of the Iowa,."writes to Mrs. Hnkham: ering my wits quickly, for the train largest manufacturers of pure white 44 mons, with an air as anxious us my was moving faster, 1 ran after their trip to the lake. 1 can truly say that Lydla 5. Pink* Pictwes by lead, send a free outfit with which lo ham's Vegetable Compound saved my own. carriage till I caught up with the win- "Then we went out and borrowed a make a simple and sure test of white life, and 1 cannot express my gratitude "Have you see Lord Vincent?" 1 dow again. "Good-by!" I shouted, net off Joe Peters and waded out for lead, and also a free book about paint. Huntingtoo Waltait to you in words. For years I suffered asked her. and "Ood bless you!" And Vincent, live bait, these little fingerling perch Their address is Woodbridge Bldg., with the worst forms of female com- "Have you seen my secretary?" she reaching out his big hand, had just and sunfish the bass like. Well, sir, New York City. plaints, continually doctoring and replied, without answering my ques- time to catch mine In his strong this fellow I'm telling you about spending lots of money for medicine Wik>a tion. "She's not In her room, though grasp before 1 dropped back, out- stepped on the sharp edge of a sardine Wanted to Be Sure. without help. 1 wrote you for advice, her bed has been slept In. But she stripped, and he had withdrawn his ! can before we d been wading five min- Howard's father is named Harold. followed it aa directed, and took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compomd and tonrrtght, WW, by A. C. McClurg A Co. radlant face from my view. utes and he cut a deep slash iu his and these two names of those so dear hasn't had her breakfast, and I can't it has restored me to perfect health. foot. That started him mad. to her are often on his inothei s Hps. SYNOPSIS. find her anywhere." Afterward I learned many things. Bad it not been for you 1 should havo "You don't mean it!" I ejaculated, First, that they had been married very "We borrowed Joe Peters' boat and Howard had asked lo be taught the been in my grave to-day. I wish even T^orA Wilfred Vincent ami Archibald and a sickening fear turned me cold. early that morning, before the rest of rowed over to a corner of the lake big prayer at night instead of the suffering woman would try it." Tertiurie are Introduced at tiie opening of us were up, in the little chapel at Wye, where we knew the baes lay. Before childish "Now 1 iay me.' After he had the story, in Kngland, tiie latter relating "Perhaps this has something to do with Mrs. Armistead. who was in the been saying it for a month to his FACTS FOR SICK WOMEN the tale. Tiie pair on an outing niisK with It." said Mrs. Armistead. "I we started this fellow filled his pipe For thirty years Lydia E. Pink tlM-ir train and seekiiiK recreation meet found it on the front hall table under- secret, as witness. That explained her and laid his paper package of tobacco mother's satisfaction, he said to her "the Honorable Agatha Wyckhoff." delay In giving me the note. Dreading one night as she was leaving the hams Vegetable Compound, mad" whose hand is much nought after, be- neath the mail bag." under the seat. Later when he started from roots and herbs, has been the vaiiHe of her wealth. Five other Agatha Her anxiety was apparently sincere, my Interference, they had not wished to take a smoke he found that the room: Wyckhoffs are introduced. The deceased "Mother, 1 am not sure I say that. standard remed. . y for female .ills . stepfathdt. in an eccentric moment, made and yet somehow it rang false to me. me to know until the whole thing was boat leaked and his tobacco was float- prayer just right, is it Howard be and has positively cured thousandIsos o:r his will so tiiat the real Agatha, heiress With Impatient fingers I seized the well over and Mrs. Armistead back Ing on about half an Inch of water. to his fortune and tiie castle at Wye, thy name or Harold be thy name?" women who have been troubled with Kngland, might wed her affinity. Thus folded paper she drew from her retU at Castle Wyckhoff. Second, that It 1 never did hear a man curse like this displacements, inflammation, ulcera- Mrs. Armistead. chaperon, was in duty cule. It read as follows; had been the Honorable Agatha's own man cursed; It really was something bound to keep tiie real Agatha's identity Decorations for Women. tion, fibroid tumors, irregularities, unknown. An attempt by Terhune to "Dear Old Arch: Sorry to deceive Idea to play the part of secretary to unique. periodic pains, backache, that bear- gather a clew from the chaperon fails. you so. "but I've gone and done it—that her aunt, thus Improving upon her fa- "Well, sir, we fished for three hours There are few decorations for wom- Terhune finds old books containing pic- ing-down feeling, flat ulency, indiges- rash, foolish thing you*told me not to ther's plan, and making it still more and all we caught was an eel. The en In Europe, the most ancient order lure of a former Baroness Wyckhoff, do: at least, by the time you get this tion,dizziness,or nervous prostration. which is exactly like Agatim Sixth, whom difficult for the competing suitors to feller I'm telling you about caught the coming from the Austrian throne. It he is courting. Agatim Fifth confesses her note the deed will be done. And I so Why don't you try it V love for Vincent and also that she is the dreaded your reproaches that I never discover her Identity. Third, that her eel. is the decoration of the Star and Cru- real heiress. He spurns her proposal. so much as asked you to be the best reason for telling Vincent that Agatha "When he pulled it In the thing cifix. and is given lo women of high Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick Many clews to identity of the real man. But I couldn't help it. Arch, hon- Sixth was the real Honorable Agatha rank. Another is the Luisen, found- womeo to write ber for advice* Agatha prove fruitless. Agatha Fiftli est I couldn't. Not to save my soul. flopped all over his coat, which was She has euided thousands to later confesses she is not tiie heiress. She shouldn't have had eyes like stars was only to prove him once more and piled up on a seat, snarled his line ed in memory of the beautiful queen More apparently unfailing clews material- to the uttermost. And Vincent had of Prussia, whom Napoleon insulted. health* Address, Lynn, Mass. ize. Vincent confesses love for Mrs. and hair like antumn leaves. As for the and knocked over his bottle of whisky, money, hang the stuffy old millions. I Armistead's secretary. Miss Marsh, who stood the trial without faltering and which was uncorked. The eel had This order is given to all classes of 1 told Terhune she is married. Miss Marsh say! Every pound of it is so many had even proved himself equal to dis- women who commit any great sell* j then discloses startling information that glass beads to me in comparison to swallowed the hook. This fellow cut Agatha Sixth is tiie real heiress. How- what 1 have this day gained. I wish regarding my wishes. Yet 1 really that eel in sections with his knife and sacrifice. TOWER'S ASH BRAND ever. Vincent, determined to marry Miss you joy of them and of the Honorable think that ou that night when he had Marsh, is partly persuaded by Terhune swore at each chunk as be threw it (o desist in his courtship because of dlf- Agatha. Dear old boy. forgive me if agreed with me that it was best to BUD DOBLE WATERPROOF you can: and if you want to do me one overboard. ' forence in their stations. give her up he meant to do so, but The greatest oi all horsemen, say*: "In last favor come down to the station "When we decided to give it up we my 40 years' experience with horses 1 have OILED CLOTHING his love for ihe girl proved stronger in time to meet tiie eleven-seventecn dumped all of our.minnows overboard. found SIM)H.VS DISTKMPKR < I RK the i looks better-wears longer CHAPTER VU-Contimied. for London and hear my last injunc- than his love for gold or his feeling All of them swam away but one big most successful of all remedies for the ' and gives more . "I'm awfully sorry. Arch." he said, tions. VINCIONT." for his friend. And it was thus that horses, it is tiie fireatc-t blood purifier. ' ! one. and he did nothing but swim bodily comfort rvT • "that 1 was such a beast last night. "When did you find this?" 1 gasped. the boy won—because he had li ved liottle 50c and $1,00. Druggists can supply i because cut cr> -vTA J But I didn't wait lo hear her reply, around In a circle. you. or manufacturers, agents nanted. | I ll never forgive myself for trying to truly and faithfully. ! lorge paflems.yet "Well, believe me. this rhinoceros Send for free Book. Spohn Medical Co., strike you. Only, you see. J lost my for a glance at the hall dock told me And I aiso learned afterward that Spec. Contagious Diseases, (loshen, hid. costs no more than , head, and I didn't know quite what that It Jive minutes of eleven. Bare- : the six Agathas, shortly after the got so mad because that, one minnow rhe jusl as good Kinds 1 was doing." "Ol course." 1 said. "I elopeiiktii of Vincent and the secre- wouldn't swim away that he reached Every woman knows she is shrewd ! 0 out of the boat, scooped up that min- MIITV3Q9 MMR5'3 i? understand—" But lie would not let tary-! hat-was, had all gone to their enough to manage successfully any SOLD EVERVWMERt now and bit it in half. Then he threw 1 me stem the tide of his remorse. "And | homes in America. Later some of ihem kind of business srhe cares lo en- t*ery gcrmenl then, you know, what you said was the two halves back in the lake. Monnb*ortna thlh«e » . . *0 married certain suitors who had once gage In. sign of the fish very hard to hear, and you see, after been guests at Castle Wyckhoff. Among "'Xow will you sink, you hell devil!' quaronfeed. waterproof UTAtOu FR£ all. it wasn't true. She told me It said that fellow." If Your Eyes Bother You these were Agatha First and young A J TOWTB CO'BO'TCN U J 4 wasn't. Did you hear her?" Brancepeth. who. 1 am happy to say, get a box of PETTIT S EVE SALVE, old c<'' 1.IM.UO 'aOONTO C«N "Yes," I assented, "and 1 believe she Consolation. reliable, most successful eye remedy mnde. has led a reformed life since his mar- All druggists or Howard Bros., Bull'alo. N. V. told you the truth."' ri»ge. And it also came to pass that The musician with a compassionate "Of course; but then you're always Vincent and his bride look possession smile watched the poet trimming the To plead tbat anything is excus- right, Archibald, always right. When of Castle Wyckhoff as their country fringe from bis cuff. able Is to admit that it is wrong.— LIVE STOCK AM) 1 go away from here and never see seat when they came bac>. from their "After all," he said, "your verse may Smiles. MISCfcLLANimS her any more"—his lips quivered un- honeymoon. And ihere I often visited live when Marie Corelli. Winston Mn. Winfluw'H Soothing Syrup. controllably—"I may be able to forget them. Churchill and Hall Caine himself are For chlhireu Iceiblntr. BOfteue thetfiUHK redmfp In- But on that eventful day when the forgotten. Remember the case of damiuulluu, ulluy* path, curvt, wind cullc. iiOt u OviUv.Electrotype s "Of course you will," I assured train had pulled out of tbe station Guarnerlus." If you have anything lo do, do It; him, cheerily, though there was a lump none of these things was known to "Who was he?" the poet asked. In my throat. "Men have died, but don't loaf on the job. IN GREAT VARIETY ak?. and I stood ou the platform dizzy "A pauper and a violin maker. Guar- FOR* SALE THE not for love. Many have been as hard with the unexpected turn events had nerlus in the seventeenth century LOWEST PRICES BY hit as you and have recovered." Tlione Tired. Aching Feet of Vonn taken. made violins that everybody thought ni-cd A tleii s ruut-KuM*. 2n- at your Unwuiil't, i "Ob, yes." agreed my patient, but ^rile A. S. Olmsted. I.t- Koy. N. Y.. fur saiuple. ' And so it was that Vincent got too thick; hence, they only brought A.N.SELLOGG NEHSPAf CK CO. without enthusiasm; but: at any rate ahead of me, just as he has always two dollars apiece. Musicians would 73 W. Adumt St., Chicago 1 had gained my point, and Vincent One cannot quarrel if the other will j done. Aud so It was, also, that 1 re- buy them and have them pared down. had agreed with me that marriage not. turned to l^ondon, still an eligible "Guarnerlus Insisted that they were with the secretary was too rash and bachelor, still the prey of match-ma- not too thick. When he heard of one foolish for him to contemplate. king mammas and smiling debutantes. of his Instruments being pared down KNOWN - u a RFLIAhLf "By-the-by, Arch," he said, careless- There was but one comforting he flew Into a frightful rage. He had k I ' C Ll MAR* , ly. as we still sat before the fire try- thought in the mixture of disappoint- a grouch against the world because ing to make believe that the Incident ment and chagrin that made the sum it wouldn't agree with him about vlo- of the secretary was closed, "I have VfUi-'Ci' of my feelings as 1 drove slowly back llii-making. lie died a pauper be- Eometbing to tell you. The secretary lo the castle. This much had been cause the world would have none of CAPSULES told me outright which one of the The Real Agatha. SUPLRIOJv M !;•! UHlNAWYDISLHARijf -t given me: At least 1 had not made the his violins, f six gills really I.s the daughter of headed 1 rushed t>round to the stables fatal mistake of proposing to the OPU' ' T N Pf '.F IPT C M "A Guarnerlus is now and then to • 1 I c ". • •, . • H t N W • T BM'OM 1 V N N Fletcher Boyd." wrong Agatha, and 1 hugged myself as and fortunately found Christopher Just be picked up. Usually it Is a pared 1 looked at him In utter astonish- I thought how near I had come to put- putting the mare Into the dogcart. instrument, and Its value is not very ment. "What!" I said, excitedly; "do ting the question to Agatha Sixth that TORHPI— "Get in," I yelled, "and drive like sin!" high. But find an unpared Guarnerlus NAlS BALSAM yon mean to say she deliberately gave "Sin, sir? Where, sir?" asked Chris- very morning. That, at least. I had f MM Ud bMUtiflCt th« Mb and you can get anything you like lor • luxuriant (ftuMh. away the secret? Which one Is It, for managed to avoid. From that folly topher. it. it Ig one of the world's few per- lilt to Bvoter* Ofwm Heaven's sake? And why did she "The station!" I cried. Jumping up the Innate caution and unerring in- fect violins, do it?" stinct of Archibald Terhune llud pre- beside him; and we flew down the "But Guarnerlus died a pauper. The "It's Agatha Sixth. Vou were right served him. Thank Heaven! winding drive at a pace that I would Hall Calnes and Winston Churchllls all along. As for the reason, I don't THK KXD, not think of attempting In cold blood. of tbe violin world of his day refused IEFIIME nmi-t-s know what she did It for, unless—un- —other vurrboo only U ouoce*—*ub« prico and Through Mrs. Armistead's criminal with sneers to drink with him. lie, less—" he hesitated. "She's such an WEAKNESS OF GREAT STRENGTH. ••OSFIANCr* M SUKSIOR QUALITY. delay iu handing me the note many too. trimmed bis cuffs," honorable little thing 1 think she felt with valuable minutes bad been wasted, yet •uru cyi-s uht- ThMHMMftEyiWriN W. N. U., DETROIT, NO. 40, 190S. that the marriage would displease my 1 thought I should itlll be in time per- Perfect Health Not Consistent with High Muscular Development. family, so she wanted to turn me haps to save Vincent from carrying Alarmed Him. from what she saw was coming and out the last fatal step of his Incredible The great foreigner was surrounded It Is a curious fact tbat perfect used the disclosure of the Honorable folly. It might not be too late to part by a mob of admirers. health Is not consistent with high mus- Agatha's identity for bait. Come on them, for in spite of what he had said "Give me your ear a minute," plead- cular development. Professional ath- to bed." lie added, with a little return in his note i could not believe that the ed one. of bis old spirit;* "you'd better get letes and all men who acquire phe- ROSEBUD worst had actually happened. As we "And give me your eye a minute," rested for your last try for the twen- approached the last strip of woods be- nomenal strength seem to lose in echoed another, who wanted to point length of life and activity what, they ty millions. If you make up for past fore we reached the station I caught out the scenery. gain for a few years of record-break- neglect you ought to win Agatha sight of a puff of white smoke down "And give me your nose a minute." Sixth bands down." ing powers. I was privileged to see. fiOVEMMEIT LAUDS the track. A moment later, when we added a third, with a huge bouquet. "Then you don't mean to try?" drew up at the platform, the great on several occasions, Louis Cyr, the The celebrated foreigner was non- BIST REACHED FROM DALLAS Canadian giant, who broke all weight- His face clouded again. "I don't locomotive thundered Into the station, plused. lifting records. He weighed 320 Dallas and Gregory, S. D., arc reached only mean to try " he said, and we went up and there, at the other end of the plat- "By ze shades of Bonaparte!" he pounds, and was all solid bone and to our rooms in silence. form, I saw them. There was Vin- exclaimed. "1 haf often heard zat ze by the Chicago C& North Western Railway. muscle. 1 saw blm bold his wife out And so we came to the last four cent. clad In the things he had worn Americans vere great souvenir hunt- They are the only towns on the reservation border. at arm's length with one hand. 1 taw days of our stay at Castle Wyckhoff, on the train when we had first come ers. but I did not know /at zey would Dallas and Gregory are the main registering points. him raise a 300-pound barrel from the and 1 began subtly and by degrees to through the fields of Wye, and with take a man to pieces. 1 belter get President Roosevelt has designated Dallas for the floor to hie shoulder, using only one win back my former place In the re- him was a remarkably pretty girl with away from here while I am yet hand and arm. 1 saw him get down final drawing October 19,190& gard of Agatha Sixth, and with every beautiful wavy red hair. In a gray whole." on all foum under a platform bearing Inch of ground I gained In my pursuit tailor suit and a smart black bat. Of TT 4.000 pounds of big men selected from of the Honorable Agatha I I bought of course It was the secretary. the audience, and he raised the ylatr History ef Ships. Vincent wit|i a fresh pity. I waved at them frantically and they form with his mighty buck. Yet thla Ships of note hafe their biographies, waved in return, and I could see Vin- Tbe evening before the last day of remarkable man was tauacle-bound In many cases as Interesting as those cent smiling happily at me as they our stay we all spent together In the and crippled at .17, when he ahould of men. Romance, adventure and entered one of the carriages. As I niuilc room. We were very Jolly, and have been at the height of his wonder- pathos abound. Jay Gould's yacht At- came up with their carriage Vincent yet underneath it ail 1 think tbe girls ful powers. alanta. for which he paid $140,000, has opened the window wide and thrust were a little saddened by our ap Kennedy. Ihe oarsman, who won a Just been sold for I1.7&0. As the gun- his head out. "Oh, Vincent!" was all proacbing departure, and Wilfred and diamond belt for lifting with his hands boat Presldente of Santo Domingo It 1 said; "am I too late?" 1 felt a certain regret that tbe end from the floor, absolutetly without ap- ' had been plundered ar;d abandoned In of our delightful visit had come, "Xot at all." he said, genially; paratus. a 1,000-pound weight, was used a southern bailor.—Washington Tht Chic aago & Jlerth Western Sty, Is the ontp though of course I had fully deter- "you're Just In time to congratulate up and crippled before he was 40. Dowd, Times. mined to propose to Agatha Sixth on me. But what I wanted of you. Arch" piott-xsional strong man and teacher a //•roil route to the reservation. tbe morrow. 1 was rather surprised, —and he leaned toward me and low- / of hi .*tics. wore himself out and died Superior Skill. A million acres of fertile agricultural and grazing therefore, when Vincent suddenly ered his voice—"was to ask you to at 47.—Metropolitan Magazine. land in the great Missouri Valley Com Belt is to be complained of headache and, excusing break It to my father." "Why Is It that American youth Is himaelf, went up to his room. When "Then It's true?" I said, not quite To Clean Bottles and Decanters. so lackiug In reverence for matum opened to Homesteaders October 5 1 went up to my own room 1 rapped able to believe It. even yet. To dean water bottles and decanters people?" to 17, 1908. For information about bow to get a on his door, but be made no answer "Yes, it's true," he said aloud, and mix together half a gill of viuegar and 'TetHaps," answered Miss Ciysone. "it's because mature people yermii: hovnrttead with details rega:air.g rates, train and 1 concluded tfeit be must be with a radiant smile he drew back a a handful of salt. Shake well In tbe schedclet, address asleep. The next morning, much to little so that i could see tbe erstwhile decanters to be cleaned, and no matter i themselves to be lured Into trying my astonishment, he did not saunter Miss Marsh. "It's true that I've mar- bow discolored, this treatment has | these new games which youngsters W. B. KNISKCRN ia and out of my room a« be was ac ried the secretary." been tried and found successful. l»!a> so much bcltee." Paaa'r Trafflo Mgr.vC. A N. W. Ry. KWTH Chicago, III. IPs n \ >

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Harry Peckham speqt Sunday In mfBHt •ACBMS Grand Rapids. Exchange Department. Chattel mortgage blanks for sale at TUB LBDOBB office. tf FOR SALE—4-year-old colt. In- Oatarrh Sufferers ara NotHlag ba F. Spagnnolo will oe In the potato quire of T. A. Murphy. Hawking, Splttlag and Blawlag market this fall. Maohlaea, Saya aa AntBarlty. Mrs. R. W. Stone was In Grand F<9R SALE—W. H. Eddy bouse NEW SHOES. Inquire of J. B. Yelter. Is It possible that In these daya Rapids Tuesday. W B. Rlckert visited bis brother FOR S ALE!—1 good double-barreled when cleanliness and sanitary re- at Saranac Tuesday. shotgun. Inquire of Floyd Oliver, tf form Is being preached In tbe church- Mrs. Lou Taylor has been serious- es, schools and at public gatherlnga, Our new line of Men's Women's and ly 111 the past week. For Sale Very Cheap—All kinds of that thousands of people will contin- Teachers, get your report cards at household goods. East store Ma- ue to suffer from catarrh, when THE LEDGER office. tf sonic hall block. there Is an absolutely certain remedy Children's Shoes are here in a great abun- Wm. Putnam of Nlles visited. Re v. FOR SALE—House and lot on always on hand. Russell H. Bready Friday. West Main street. Enquire of G. Hyomel (pronounced Hlgb-o-me) Misses Ethel Burnett and Ida Kopf. 4wp Is a pleasant, medicated and antisep- dance of Styles Leathers, and Qualities. Frledley spent Sunday at lonla. FOR SALE OR RENT—1 acre tic air. Breathe It In and It will cure Mrs. Jas. Gulllford visited her jils- mostly fruit, house In good repair, catarrh. It will stop foul breath, ter at Saranac Friday and Saturday. good eltuatlon. Inquire Ferris J. watery eyes, and crusts In the noae, Nowhere in th e city will you find better Miss Ellazbeth Raymond's sewing Taylor. tf In a few days. class met with Miss Dora Johnson "I sutfered from catarrh for two FARM FOR SALE—My farm home years; tried numerous remedies which last Saturday. oI33acreeall within tbe village of Mrs. D. A. Houser visited at tbe failed; used one and one-half bottlea style or better values. Lowell Is for sale. Apply on the of Hyomel and am entirely cured." home of Jerome Fletcher In South premises to Mrs. W. R. Blalsdell. Boston Friday. C. N. Llndey, 407 Eaat First Ave., Mitchell, S. D. ^ RLCTFS fXMOUS Dr. and Mrs. G. G. Towsley return- ed from their trip to Chicago yester- A complete Hyomel outfit, consist- JULlAjlAHLfflV® school shoes day. "THE MAKING Or A NAN." ing of a strong, hard rubber pocket News Items for THE LEDGER should Next Sunday evening at the Meth- Inhaler and a bottle of Hyomel, costs be phoned to No. 239 after Qctober odlet church, Rev. Russell H. Bready only |1, and extra bottles. If after- 17 and until further notice. tf wards needed, cost only 50 cents each. 40 YEARS for the chil- will begin a series of Sunday evening M. N. Henry eells It and guarantees L. P. Thomas Is fitting up a busl lectures on tbe general subject, "The ness office at the corner of Main and Making of a Man" delivering the fol- It to do exactly aa advertised. Hyomel ale j cures Asthma, Bron- We have beer, studingf the Hudson streets. lowing lectures In their order as dren. Mrs. V. B. ('ham ber lain of Flint below. chitis, Coughs, Colds and Infanta spent Sunday at the homes of M. B. First lecture. "Heredity, do we Croup. footwear question, and the Conklin and D. G. Look. lead a double life?" This stock has never be«n Prospects are tbat Lowell will ex Second lecture, "Environment, .experience we have obtained cell Its past fine record as produce Where do you like to go for your j so complete and we give a market In the future. All %lgns pleasure?" 120 ACRE in this time is at your ser- None CcrnlM nldoiit Ae Nine point that way. Third lecture "Associates, What very acceptable souvenir Mrs. Zeno Post of Grand Rapids books are In your room, and who 'Julia Marlowt* visited Mrs. D. E. Pletcher and Mr. 1. ... LADIES! with each pair. knows your secrets?" ..vice. and Mrs. L. J. Post over Sunday. Fourth lecture, "Habit, are you In FABHFORSALE !_ Peroxide cream Is an Ideal facial Its prison, and how will you get wish to call your attention to this shoe he re, same shoe application, absolutely pure and out?" Fine clay loam soil. 30 acres been wearing- this summer, only we have it in high cut, harmless and sold at one-half the Fifth lecture, "Opportunity, and second-growth timber, good price of most creams, 25c at Look's what does It mean to miss a great basement barn 36x50, 9 room every pair ^ uaranteed to give perfect satisfaction as to wear and Ready-printed report cards, chat- chance In We?" tel mortgage blanks, for sale and to Sixth lecture, "Character, what house, hog and tool houses and comfort. fer- rent cards on sale at THE LEDGER makes It, and has every man a price other buildings, good apple or- office. tf mark on It?" If STYLE, COMFORT and LOW PRICES is what John Randall returned last week These lectures will be delivered chard and small fruits, wind- you are looking after come to us. from b visit to his son Bert at Cam- from a broad, religious, and practical mill, hard and soft water in den, New Jersey, somewhat Improv- standpoint, entirely free from de- house, 5^ miles from Lowell, ed In health. He says the old town nominational theology, and creed, friends are good enough for him. so that both Protestants and Roman good roads. Inquire on prem- A. J. HOWK & SON Mrs. 1. J. Moulton returned to her Catholics may attend tbem with ses, or phone 119-1-1. MICHIGAN. home at Freeport Tuesday after equal liberty. A short service will LOWELL spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. precede cach lecture In which special C. E. TRASK, J. T. Jones, her husband having music will be rendered. These ser- spent Sunday with her here. vices will begin at 7 o'clock. (16) Keene Township. After a brief service at the bouse Friday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Dook sells Denatured alcohol—15c Mrs. J. S. Bergin Sunday in Russell H. Bready, the body of per pint—25c per quart. Grand Rapids. Chas. M. Kdelmann who died Thurs Heard About Town. S. B. Parker has been' in Grand' day was taken to Ssglnaw for Inter- Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Barrett visited ment. The procession was accom- S: Dr. White, dentist, 'phone 115 at Fallasburg Sunday. Rapids this week. panied to the train by a Masonic IE Lnnehes at Clark's confectionery. Clyde Collar left last week on a Carl Bergin was home from Petos- escort. Our Statement key the first of the week. Mr. Wlllard Holers has been quite trip' to Twin Falls, Idaho. 111 the past week. Mrs. Theo. Mueller and daughter L. E. J ohnson of Detroit Is work- ing at the Lowell laundry. Appears In This Issue E. II. Cnmbell of Grass Luke was Katherlne are visiting relatives In Council Proceedings Magazines for October at Clark's lu town Monday. Chicago. confectionery. Regular special meeting of the Mrs. ().<). Adams was In Grand Mr. and Mrs. Mark Warner of Alto Common council of the village of We desire to invite your attention to the State- were guests of Newton Warner and S. O. Llttlefield was called to Fen- Kaplds Friday. Lowell held In the Council rooms on family Saturday. wlck Monday by tbe death of his Mrs. Kovvlatid Ryder Is recovering Thursday evening Sept. 24,08. ment of our Condition to be found elsewhere in this Harold Oliver and Rudolph Van- uncle. from a week's lliness. Meeting called to order by Presi- Dyke Jr. went to Ann Arbor last Dr. and Mrs. O. C. McDannell visit- dent Look at 7:80 p. m. ^ issue. We would request that you note the splendid Miss Julia Parsons Is visiting her week to attend the University. ed In Grand Rapids over Sunday. Minutes of previous meeting read sister at Whliehall. Miss Letha B. Blakeslee of Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Comstock at- and approved. growth of the bank during the past year. Our policy Will White of Saranac spent Sun- tended tbe fair and visited friends at The Street Commissioner's report day with his wife here. Center visited her friend Hazel I. for tbe weeks ending May 6 and 12 Klnyon a few days last week. Greenville last week, in the past has been one of Security, Conservatism, 1'ost cards and magazines at were received and placed on file. A. W. Weekes went to Detroit The good citizens league has en- ('lark's confectionery. Tbe matter of Installlog a catch Monday as a delegate to the Repub- dorsed tne candidacy of A. A. Ellis basin at or near tbe corner of Hud- Safety of Funds, Service to Patrons. Miss LaVanche Moore of Graud lican state convention. for prosecuting attorney. Kaplds was In town Friday. son and Main streets and of moving (io to Clark's confectionery for Wedding stationery at the ledger. the west side watering trough was We shall continue on the same principles Lunches at Clark's confectionery, lunches. Mrs. Roy Ford of Moseley haa been referred to tbe Street Committee. p. 1 lusted Is exhibiting nursery Miss Anna Johnson visited at the spending a few days with her uncle On motion by Trustee QMcueen stock at the Vassar fair this week. home ol her aunt Mrs. Nellie Rice lu and aunt Mr. and Mrs. A. M. An- the following bills were allowed. § The Lowell State Bank of Lowell JEM 1 ss lUiea Peck lias returned from Grand Rapids Sunday. drews. Yeas, 5 absent 1. a vlelt with relatives at Saranac. W. A. Watts Is attending the Dem- Men and teams wanted. See M. Benj. Morse IssulHclently Improved ocratic State convention In Saginaw C. Guy Perry | 8 75 to be able to get about the house. W. Morse, Lowell Lumber Co. today. F. N. White ; 80 00 Magazines for October at Clark's P. A Meyers of New Brunswick, G. R. Muskegon Co 150 00 confection' r.v. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wright of N. J. Is vUltlng his aunt Mrs. E. C. Mount Pleasant visited at the home f Mrs. A. W. Bennett 18 89 Miss Lll-i Lawrence was home Crawford and family. Mrs. Mary Sandell 14 88 from Greenville Friday and Satur- of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Klnyon one day last week. Mrs. E. P. Knight Is visiting ber E. O. Wadsworth U 63 day. sister at Baraboo, Wisconsin; and D. G. Mange Agt 16 04 Miss Minnie Meek Is recuperating Mrs. Henry Wright returned to expects to be away for another week. H. F. Clark 11 86 from a niiort Illness at her home at 1 er home at MUlbrook Monday after Newspapers for shelves, carpets, H. Lampman 23 61 Sparta. visiting Lowell friends. packing, etc., 25 for 5c at LEDGER Geo. P. Taylor 4 08 Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson of Mrs. F. O. Pottruff of Grand Rap- office. tf H. Ralmer 3 00 CANNING SEASON Grand Kaplds visited Mrs. Lottie ids has been spending a few days at Rev. A. H. Sturgis of Cannonsburg Wilson Saturday. the home of her son Edwin Pottruff. $387 74 Mr. aud Mrs. Waiter Morgan and has accepted the pastorate of Bost- Miss Mlna Eggleston of Detroit family have moved into Mr. Mary wlck Lake Congregational church as has accepted a position as teacher supply. Lowell Lumber Co 54 15 IS ON. K Moore's house. of Latin and German In a girls' col- Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Uouse at- Edwin F. Sweet was nominated LIGHT AND POWBB PtTWD. lege at Worthlngton, Ohio. tended the Greenville fair and report by tbe Democratic district conven- Fostorla Lamp Co 2 00 a whale of a crowd. Unclaimed letters at Lowell post- tion to make the race for congress Citizens Tel. Co We have the exclusive sale ot the Mrs. L. P. Thomas Is entertaining oflice for J. A. Brown, Isaac Fllklns, against Gerrlt J. DIekema. M. B. Austin & Co James Phillips, Wm. J. Smith, Mi- Harry Lake ^Household'* brand granulated lit r niece and nephew Miss Lena and Extra • a • cedar shingles 5 |:J 2 ••••••••••a I-red Hartwell of Marshall this week. chael Victor, Mrs. H. B. Jennings, Lowell Lumber Co. Jas. McMahon sugar. Best in the world. Use Alvln lieckey returned Saturday Miss Lettie Taylor. Scott Udwe Co Robt. S. Jackson of Hollywood, from Power, N. D., where he has Mrs. Hester Cotton of Grand Rap- no other for canning. Cal., former Kent county survevor, Chaa. F. Med bury been working the past few weeks. Ids visited Mrs. Benj. Morse last visited Mr. and Mrs. Levi Fletcher Metropolitan Electrical Co. A choice line of fruit on hand, Mrs. Kont Graham has returned Wednesday while here In her capaci- Friday. C. G, ft•rry . 116 43 from Harbor Springs and will re- ty of W. R. C. Inspector. such as Peaches, Pears, Grapes, Mr. aud Mrs. Geo. Wlllard are now main In Lowell Indefinitely. Fresh for Saturday at Look's—25 . 9169 68 settled In tbslr home In this village, Apples and Tomatoes. Lowell Union W. C.T. U. will meet lbs. Llggett's genuine Saturday can- On motion by Trustee Mattarn, with Mrs. s. I'rower Friday after- having moved from Grand Rapids dy (all chocolates) better than most last week. Council adjourned. Best pure Cider Vinegar, Spices noon of this week, Oct. 2. 50c candles and only 29c. T. A Mr. and Mrs. M. C. DeCou have Cards are out announcing the Go to Clark's confectionery for of all kinds. Fruit Cans at money- rented Mrs. A. J. Lewis' house now wedding of Miss Mary Whitney to lunches. saving prices. Everything good occupied by Kev. Ugg and family. Clinton Hodges, the ceremony to NOTICE. Messrs. and Mesdames Harry Ko« C. W. Parks will take a lot o take place Wednesday Oct. 14 at the Lowell printed business stationery All thoaa wanting bnlba for fall at bens and Weldon Smith of Grand home of the bride's parents Mr. and planting such aa tullpa, hyacinths, Kaplds were In town last Wednes- back to Twin Falls. It will be tbe Mrs. D. R. Whitney. second order sent to that live Idaho crocus, narelsaiia, daffodil. Irla, per- day and Thursday. ennial phlox aad all flowering shrubs, The following Lowell girls went town from THE LEDGER office, W. B. to Ypsllantl last week to attend tbe Hoagof Waverly botel placing tbe phode No. 228 and laaTa name and I Normal: Mlssea Winnie White, Claire first one. will call and grt order. Llllle, Artel Lawrence, Marguerite Chauncey Townaend. Mc CARTY SuttPWTfTliltWMRS* Southard, Esther Ruben, Bertha Mrs. Jennie Strong of Paxton, III., Bergin, Grace Drew and Florence Mra Hannnh Kingston of Kokomo, Ind.. R. S. Jackson of Hollywood. Ms. sffasafc til. Scott. Rapart af fka Coadltlaa A dancing party waa given Clyde Cal., and Mr. and Mrs. Levi Fletcher Klnyon In honor of hla eighteenth •Islted their aunt Mrs. Mllllman at It birthday, Friday evening at the Saranac laat Thursday. sa home of his parents In West Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Chester A Jaqua and The Lowell Stife Bmk Earl Caldwell of Chicago visited About fifty guests were present. little daughter Dorothy of L•udlng . Refreshments were served and a fine At Lawall, Mlohlgaa, at tha olaaa af Mlaa Anna Htontenburg at tbe home ton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Baalaaaa, teptaaibaf 33,1908, aa time reported. Fred Charles last wsek. of E. 8. White Tneaday. ttam'f E. Tucker baa sold bis ware- Callad far by tha CaMlaalaaar Paul McWlUlams of Grand Raplda bouse and produce business In Sara- Twenty different kinds and colore af tha Baaklag Dapartaieat. haa been apandlng a tow daya at tha nac to tbe Saranac Produce Co., of card boards and covers for Job- RESOURCES. home of Frank McMahon. which took possession last week. prlntlng of all descriptions In stock Loans sad dlacoonts „ • uu* tt at TBB LEDGER office. Some very Bonds, swrtsifM sed sscttflUss itfOTIM Calling carda for men, profession- Mr. Tucker baa been In poor health taaty lots for society events, menu Overdrafts , 47117 ale, misses and jnesdamss, In linen, since laat spring. Tbe members of cards folders, etc. tf Baaking bouse lawn, puritan plata and colonial kid. the new Arm are Gilbert Ayers, Win- Furaltore aad tstorss Itsouia transit asimms Yonrenoleaof many llnea oftypea, field 8. Allen, Tbomaa S. Barber and Lnncbes at Clark'a confectionery. Dot from banks In rsssrrs engravers scrlpta, etc. Wa bava Correct Silverware Chas. E. Unbn, with Mr. Hubn as Knight WM in attend- pleaaed patrona from tbe Atlantic to manager. ance at tbs 66tb anniversary oftbe the Paelflc and from tbe Lakea to Correct in chamclcr, design and A farewell party waa given Thurs- Grud Rapids' Baptist Association tha Qnlf. Pries 60c per hundred. workmanship—is as accessary as oo.dW 'sSSS day evening Sept. 24 at tbe home of at Nashville, Tuesday and Wednsa- Hilvsr Oola m<* Call at LBDGBB office and eeeaam- tUiinty china or line linen if you day of this week. Ntcksls and cents 9777 UJU74 would have everything in good Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Klnyon In honor Cbscks and oiber cash Items W7H1 ples. tf taste and Isirmony. of their daughter Uasel who leaves THE LBDUEK office Is euulpped for Total Ina few daya for Mount Pleaaant a first class service In prfntedwed- LIABILITIKS where she Intends entering tbe State dlng stationery. Outfit and prices Capital slock paid In We think wc Normal school, a company of young for mall order business. Same good Hurnlnsfond ft. 000 00 H. W. HAKES have the nicest people being present Refreshments service to home patrons. Call and Undividetyflvlded proiUprolU ins t MMM were served and a good time waa re. see samples. tf Commercial depusi. >71 line ever shown in New Walk-Overs ported. Correspondents are requested to a-w&u. Uceased Enbalmer Lowell, and would Hlgbt on top oftbe report of tbe ei- lies the phone for getting Important Total celient work done by Kev. Russell mod appreciate y,o u r late news Items to TUB LBDGBB any ^ SbOTS Bready at Lowell comes tbe atory time after sending letters Jip to named bank, do soleamlr svsSrtss itbsnbovs Now in at opinion. that a young man In tbat village re- Thursday noon. Pergonals, He, can statemea^Utftte tottoebsstcrfmy cently caught a 32-pound ca tflab ani d wait till the next regular writing, Fineral Director that anotheither fellow repeated tbe per- but deaths, fires, bad accidents or TMapkM. Galls OIvm PrMupt formance tbie following day. Kvl- unusual occurrences should be re- AttMtlM. dently Mr. .Bread ready's; work In Lowell . ported at once up to publication SMITH'S Is not completed and —^ _nd tbe bishop day. Get us at office with nunibar CorrecV-AtUst emms PNNES: SK'miS should send blm back another year 200 or at bouse with 289, any old —[Portland Observer. hour. Lewell, Michigan Cash Shoe Store