TEN PA(iES. (:t TEN PA(i ES. ¢ousty Chronicle.
CASS CITY, MICH., FRIDAY, SEPTE/'IBER 6, ~9o~. NO. ~6. VOL. 3. OUT FOR A LARK. OUR BAND A WINNER. Morris (ir[[r r0 l) OY[[ ATIRACTiONS About thirty of the Cass City young TflD' [[[[ 50R[ The band boys certainly deserve Human Ingen'uiW people hied themselves to Pinney's re- favorable men~ion for ~he excellent Our lair Will Present Some o[ the sorb last N:onday for the purpose of Akron and North Branch Have Dis- progress they are making. Every The Boy Who I)isappeared i:rom enjoying a picnic in the pretty grove newly organized band has a sorry Home Aug. 4 Refuses to Re- Has Failed Best :air [eatures to Be Wit- which surrounds "Forest Home." covered How It Happened at time getting on its feet and our band be devise a means by nessed in the State. The day was fortunately well suited the Base Ball lonrney. is no exception. Perseverance and tur. to the earenta 8ooL wllicl/ we can fie1; some- to the occasion, and by noon the last good training, however, havemade thing for nothing. The the Cass City band an organization of straggler had arrived at the picnic It is decidedly amusing to listen to Morris Greer, whose mysterious dis- nearcs~ we lutve come to Only about three weeks intervene which our village may well be proud ground. As soon as the well provi- the childish prattle that is sometimes appearance from his home three miles it is this: between now and the dates of the The band is made up of a gentle- sioned lunch baskets had been depos- set upin defense of a defeated base south and two west of Cass City has I Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac District manly lot of boys who have ever re- 18 pair Ladles$3,90 Shoes for $2,50 ited in the cottage, where a number ball team. It always comes from created so much excitbment in that fair to be held in Cass City, Oct. 1, 2, sponded willingly when called upon of the young ladies busied themselves towns that want the earth and a lot community, has at last been found. 37 " ~,50 " 2,00 3 and 4. Irate this short space of to furnish music. Their many im- preparing dinner, and the h~rses had of its fullness, and whenever things The Chronicle has received informa- time must be crowded much work in promptu serenades have been duly 15 " 2,00 " 1,50 been turned loose, the ..young men do not come their way, it doesn't take tion from reliable sources to the effect preparation for the event which appreciated by the people of our town, started in to see who could have the wise men long to discover that a fraud tl~at the young man is in good health II " 1,50 "' 1,25 promises to be the most successful in most fun and still save his neck for and it is wi~hsatisfaction that we and is proving his ability to care for The latest toes, button or lace, C, D, E. o the history of the District Fair As- has been perpetrated. future reference. note their growing efficiency. sociation. Extended improvements The result of tim base ball tourney himself. This sets at naught the What with playing ball and fishing It is safe to say that the band will on:the fair grounds will be completed at Kingston has occasioned some vig- ugly rumors of foul play that have the ball out of the river every other be in first class condition by fair time, All Men's, Boys' and Children's in a short time. The new dining hall orous comments from the defeated been so freely circulated. Morris re- % minute, pitching quoits ford cham- for tlm boys are practicing faithfully is" building rapidly, and each day towns of Akron and :North Branch. fuses to make any statement as to the pionship record which was finally won twice a week. During the fair week Suits at Big P.eductions. brings some new developmen~ in the Both towns attribute the loss of the cause of his leaving home other than by Harry Pinney and Roy Crosby, they will have an opportunity to dem- special attraction features that are game to averse circumstances, in- has already been stated. He is deter- This is your opportunity. Grasp it. Butter and eggs same a~ cash. hurdle racing, high jumping and boat- onstrate their ability, and at the same mined, however, not to return home. very gratifying to the fair manager trigue and evil-minded umpires. The ing the afternoon sogn passed. Even time earn money for the perfecting of Unless his father attempts to force meat. Akron Argus finds upon in~;estigation the dozen or more horses considered it their organization. While the Cass City fair has ever that tim only things that prevented him to return it is quite ,likely that a day off and gamboled about among Frank Lenzner deserves great cred- held the distinction of being first Akron from winning the laurels were the matter will be carried no farther. the trees liken Buffalo Bill's show it for the progress which the band has J, D, CROSBY & SON, class and up-to-now in every particu- the mud and a bad umpire. Of course turned loose. accomplished under his skillful lead- lar, this year's fair will be superior in our boys rather enjoyed playing ball ~ONIE BIE¥OWD. Cass City% Shoe and Clothing Mcn, After eating such a hearty dinner, ership. Mr. Lenzner is confident that many respects to all former events. in six inches of mud, and did not Mrs. James Wright passed peace- however, the King found it expedient the band will be perfectly competent Secretary Ale h~s been in communi- seem to mind it in the least. Since fully away last Friday morning at her to rest in his royal hammock which to furnish first class music at the Cass cation with many of the leading spec- the event is past we don't mind tell- home on the corner of West and soon presented a picture of content. City fair. May our band live long ialty artists who are performing ing the secret. We arranged for rain Fourth streets, after a lingering ill- ment and solid comfort. But since and prosper. throughout the state, and has exer- on that particular day just because we ness of four years. The funeral ser- every doctor's motto is "Patients and cised wise judgment in closing con- knew it would insure our success. The vice, which was conducted by Rev. Long Suffering, '' we cannot blame DOE8 THE 1NOI~K. Big Reduction tracts that will secure for our fair the Argus has further discovered that Morgan, was held in the Baptist him for remaining inactive when his The McCormick Corn IIarvester, a very best fair features that can be Akron pounded Buckley out of the church on Sunday, and the interment wholesome repast would have made vertical machine 52 inches wide with witnessed in the state. box. So sorry to hear itl Of course took place in the Elkland cemetery. exertion painful. a technical staff for cutting the stalks, Among the many attractions that we did not know. The score card re- The deceased leaves a husband, an When the sun had sunk beneath and a strong binder, has been put ------.... ;'cy are being booked, special mention cords six shut-outs for Akron, but aged father and three little children the western lmrizon and the k~tydids into operation by Mr. Dodge on the should be made of Prof. Chandler wire who cares anything about a score to mourn the loss of a good wife, a were chirping their evening song, the Marshall place. This machine is cer- Your Choice, gives a 65-foot high diving exhibition card that tells a tale of 13 to 6 ? dutiful daughter and a loving mother. weary picnickers captured their horses tainly a great labor saving invention, that was the sensation of Coney Is- Then tim North Branch "Gazette" Her last illness extended over a period .... of all grades, at after a merry chase, and started for perfect in design, simple in action and land last year. The great Sidonia, comes forward to explain matters, of eight months, during which time home. Even the bean's talk(bean will handle successfully any corn crop. advertised ,as ~he world's gl'eates~ and intimates that North Branch lost she suffered in patience and seldom sial ~) was whispered in the ears of the The corn crop is the most difficult to comedy wire artist, will give a trick the game by reason of a "sneak" deal uttered a word of complaint. corn, and the potatoes' eyes filled with harvest and any machine designed to 1wire walking exhibition during whicl~ to which Uass City and one Slaght, a Mrs. Wright's maiden name was harvest cornmust be durable, com- dew drops as the sound of song and twirler from Detroit, were principals: Helena Alberta Trester. She was he introduces six complete character pact and strong. laughter died away in the distance. In short, the Gazette feels sure that born in Wayne county, Ohio, Jan 15, changes while performing off the This machine is necessarily heavy The bapt)~/ day was ended and Cass Cass City paid good money for her 1868. When nine years of age she wire. This performance promises to and makes quite a load when drawn City agMn received her own. victory. So far as money is concerned moved with her parents to Kansas, be a novel attraction well wortl~ see- through sandy soil. With it one man I home and ready for business. our team might have been able to buy and in '82 to Otter Lake, Michigan. ~ am again ~ ing. Sidonia will give an open air en- can cut about eight acres of corn in a MICHIGAN STATE FAIR. out the :North Branch aggregation, She was married to her surviving hus- tertainment at the Bay City street day. It may be raised or lowered by The, premium list for the state fair, but as a matter of principle, it pre- band in 1887. In1892 Mr. and Mrs. ~ Expect my FALL HATS fair next week. a worm gear and thus made to cut which i~ to be held at Pontiac Sept. 'erred to win the ball game on merit. Wright moved to Elmwood where "The Wings," man and woman any height desired, from within two 23 to 27, is being widely circulated. There is no excuse for this wide- they resided for four years, after N acrobats, will also give their phenom- or three inches of the ground to six- K. L. Butterfield, who has the P.O. mouthed howl, for up to the seventh which they came to Cass City where ~in next Saturday, Ladies give me enaf aerial performance wl~icl~ has teen inches above. So far as we are will save you money, a call. I ~ & N. advertising field in hand, gave inning when Cass City circled the they have since lived. been a sensational feature at many of able to judge the machine, it is built tim Chronicle a half dozen, copies of bases for six scores, North Branch had Themany personal friends of the ~ Yours for business', ~ the leading fairs. They give a single upon correct principles, is durable, the fair ann(2uncements which~ may only three half-earned runs. departed unite in blessing her mem- and double trapeze act and also a high practical and, in short, one of the best be had ~pon application. Other Itls~oo bad though tlmt the De- ory and extending their sympathy to ladder act which are decidedly strong. inventions in modern harvesting ma- Mrs. M. L. Moore copies may be secured by addressing troit pitcher couldn't win that game. the sorrowing family. Though so long a In fact every open air exhibition chinery. Traver & Gould are local the secretary, I. H, Butterfield at We believe he made a gallant try, but sufferer she was cheerful and hopeful, will be highly entertaining, for it is agents for the harvester. proposed to make these attractions Pontiac. hecould not win out alone. The rest of and her kind neighbors did all in Prospects fora large enthusiastic particularly strong. At~ this writing the team was too busy kicking to play ~A1NKIE~S ~ OONY1ENT|ON A FIZZLE. their power to brighten tim last days attendance at the Pontiac fair are baseball. But we must throw the of her declining life. A.A. MeKenzie all the novelties cannot be deiinitely The second annual meeting of the %umber is very reassuring. The railroads have mantle of chanty over the intimated had charge of tim remains. announced, but, through the courtesy Bankers' Association of Huron and promised the best of service, and insult. It's hard to take defeat grace- of Mr. Ale, we hope to give to our Sanilac counties was to have convened every indication gives assurance of a fully. Every fair minded man be- NEW CIDER fli3ovin0 readers each week an account of tim at Bay Port, Sept. 2nd and 3rd, bat by MILL. most successful fair. lieves, however, that our boys won attractions as they are secured for bur reason of the very small attendance The new cider mill which will be ~®.O.o,.-- the game on fair and square playing. Everything in bhe fair. Plan to visit the fair on each no session was held. Messrs. Sleeper operated by Heller & Strifller at the OOUNGIL PROOEEDIN~S Come, brother, get out in God's free line of Building Mater- of tim fair dates. You cannot afford and Noble, who were t() act as a com- foot of Grant, street is nearly complet- At the Monday night session of the sunshine, breathe a few deep drawn ial Js moving at the to miss one'day of the Cass Cit:~ fair, mittee on arrangements, are out of ed and will be ready for work next village council all the councilmen breaths, and forget your nightmare low prices at which we for it will afford all a rare treat. the state. There seems to be a la- week. The building is thirty feet --o. O*~-- were present except trustee Schenck. about Norti~ Branch's Waterloo at are oll'ering it. It will mentable lack of interest among the long and twenty fee~ wide and is well After the usual preliminaries the re- Kingston. - pay you to look our •CATHOLIC FESTIVAL. bankers in the work of the associa- equipped with all the necessary mach- port of commissioner Straube, invoD- Come down and get "points" on our stock over and take ad- The eighteenth annual harvest fes- tion, and it is quite probable that no inery. The press used is the same one ing several hundred dollars, was pre- game with the "Royal Tiger Giants" vantage of some of the tival was held yesterday in Echo hall, further session will be arranged. formerly operated by B'enkelman& sented and accepted. The total re- on the 10th. Then tell us how the sl~al)s we have to olrcr Gagetown, for the purpose of raising Banker E. H. Pinney and wife from Schenck. The running capacity of ceipts for the month of July were Giants lost the game. i~ funds fo.r the Catlmlic school of that Cass City were in attendance. the mill will be 100 barrels per day. summarized in this report as follows: place. A number of improvements Besides cider the mill will make jell %unlDer, For electric ligl?ts $183.94 M, P. CONFERENCE. CARD OF THANKS. are contemplated and Fatlmr Crowley and apple-butter. For water serwce 34.24 TO the brothers of the L. O. L. we %atb, hopes to realize at least $300 from the Rec'd for old copper 4.40 The closlng session of the M. P. wish to express our sincere apprecia- One horse for sale. Inquire at G. if ~J llrutaI ~ind Disgraceful, It is alleged tllat ~some of the state N. Bueknuln. one of the well-known The Great Strike. Tri-C0unty Chronicle merchants of Gladstone, attempted to PICKING THE TURKEICo troops in camp at Manistee acted in Tllc steel company officials announce conlnlit suicide by hanging. He recent- I~'ears That the Sultan~s Countr~r Fn~D~nlcK KLu~P, Publisher, a very reprehensible manner, in fact that in every instance where they have ly failed in business and became des- %Vill Be Divided. committed acts of brutality that are pendent attempted to start one of their plants ahnost beyond belief. Tllere has been C&SS "CITY, :-: MICHIGAN A Detr0{t Nan Goes W{th0ut F00d they have succeeded, and ttlat they It is feared In official circles of. an official investigation on alleged Charles Warner, a prosperous farln- Philadelph{a Reports a Steamboat an can get a!l the men they want. T:hat Washington that file withdrawal of F0rty-0ne Days, outrage said to have been committed er near Galien, left home last Wednes- the French ambassadbr, from Constan- Tke army worm is essentially a day with $140 in his pocket, He has Horror, success has attended their efforts is on a helpless woman durhlg the state tinople marks the dlssohltion of the grass-eating insect, though it not been seeu since and his family fear evident at Wellesville, fainter's miIls, often encampment by dissipated soldiers. concert of European~ powers under' plants, to foul phly. Clark's and Lindsay & McCutc,heon's. feeds upon other and is said FOUH C0NV{GTS OUT OF PH{80N The governor's secretary is reported which the intcrgrity of T urkdy was to have said that: "The facts appear ~t a special election held at Jackson COLU MBIA {N A TEH~IB LE STATE The first three named are running prefer oats to, corn. guaranteed. to be that one nigllt during the en- it was voted to boud tile city for $15,- practically /?ull and new 10en are being BIany Th|nffs IIave iInppened in the Stato By the treaty of' Berlin all tile great: The British war office is said ,to be canll)n]ent several soldiers raided a 000 to l)Urellase :t sit(.* for "t free pub- A Colored IHshop Gives Startl{ng: Advice taken on every day. powers ol; Eurol)e. su'bscI'Ibed to an: considering the training of dogs to {n the Last Few Drtys and They are bad ]lOUSe slid took one Of the inlnates lic lil)rary. /'or which Andrew Carnegie The striking machinists of the Na- has (lomtte(l $70.000. ~Coal I%Ilno on Fire--Fat ts, Fancies and tional Tu,be ConH)'tny have, it is said, agreement to refrain from any act that: carry water and provisions to sick and llr|e|ly Given In Condensed I~'orm for on( for a little fuu. Her clothiug The worst hail and -wind storm Es- been nske(l to return to work in order would tend to tile destruction of tl~ wounded in time of war. was stripl)ed oil:, and she was han(lle(l lIitPlDonlnt.~s Froxn "Var:ous I?arts of the Ih~sy l~eaders. eanal)a has ever h'ul visited it Thurs- to lIlakc extensive relmirs to the nla- Ottoman emllire. rather roughly. Each of the boys Country 11~rlofly Tol([. took some of the rmnnants its a sou- day, breakin/ phlte glhss fronts, over- ehinery.,,This nlove was received by Tills action was taken' to forestall[. Atmospheric sharps say that even the merelmnts of McKeesport with joy. The l|elle Isle Suicide. venir, and 1)eyond the few I)ruises the tnrning trees, fences nnd doing nluch w hae were conceived to lie tile designs, at the equater the average temperature The nmchhtists are considering the re- Tlle in,Ill wll() eon~lnitte~t suicide on ~V()lUaU sustained there wa, s nothinz damage to t!ie farnlers. Adv|ses I|rnndl~l.V AssaulterS. of Russia to seize on Turkish territory, of the sea at the depth of a mile is but ques~ an(l will qct detinitely in a couple Belle Isle Parlq l~etreiL by shooting more we couhl lind out. It was a bad A l)i.a" raft of 1)iue logs has reached Bishop Turner, of the. African Meth- and I~.nssia was led to subscril)e to the four degrees above freezing point. Of days. hilnself is u:nhmltte(lly Franl~ Wood- ease 'tnd we hnve iuvestigated it thor- Saginaw l'ron~ Camtda. which finishes odist church, so rel)ort fronl Athulta, agreement by ~orce of circumstances. oughly fr()nl tlle very I)eginning. The Probabh, l)eaee for (lie striMng steeI war(l, of Grand I~al/i(ls. Cqfief of Po- the hnportation of hldian reserve hind Ga.. states, gives as his view o,f the Although several tinles severely Dispatches front Siberia say that sohliers did not intend to do any workers within, 10 days. Its outlined in lice lhu'vey ()j Carr. of tlmt city, tele- thnl)er. :Is the Cans(lien goverlllnenr lnetllod to sto,1) assaults ou white wo- disi)at(:hes from Wheeling. is the topic strained, notaMy by sUCll events as the {~he crops, owing to the two months' lmrnl, l)nt In their frenzy or delight has forbidden any nlore. luen the following nietlmd: last war betwemi Turkey and Greece. graphed tha~ ~Voo(lward had been for that kind of Sl)ort, tlley went too in strike circles in Pittsbui'g. Presi- drouth, are almos~ a total loss. Meas- Mrs. Ada Rundell has tensed the ar- "Afrieau elnigrath)n would be best tills Pact has so far en(hu'ed without nlissing since Sunday. Cart's descrip- f'u', and wonld have been severely dent Shaff~,r was averse to talking" on ures have been taken to avert famine rest of Courad Mehlenl)aehen. the for t'he neg'ro and best for the white anlen(hnent, but it is aplIrehend'e(I that tion tallies exactly with the body of pnnished if anything very serious the sul)ject. Finally he said that w'Mle Owosso sah)on man who eseaI)ed the. man. T'here is an irresistil)le conflict fhe report nmy be true. he had no if the action of Ft'ance is carried out ° the suicide. Woodward left Grand R'lp- eouhl be est:ll)lishe(1 against themY to tile exu'eme indieated in d.isl)atches. The dandelion produces 12,000 seeds charge of Detroit (leteetives, for sell- between whites aud 1)lacks ilia( noth- knowledge of it. tie did not see how ids on an ex('ursion Sunday, t'ddug ing 1)nt seltaration can Imt all end to. each of the other siguatory powers will per plant, shepherds pulse 37,000, ing liquor to her minor son. a set(lenient eo,uhl be effected v¢ithout with hinl his Ihlnllller wheel. Near the A Iten~nrknble Case. Our ehihh, el~ are geuerated 'rod nur- feel obliged fn selhprotection to disre- A beet srlg'ar factory for La])~er ts the Amalgamated Association, and thistle 65,000, chamomile 16,000, bur- suieide's 1)ody was a lhunl)ler bicycle. The case of Dr. Sheeder. of Saline. tured under a nlalignant and nlisan- gard the agreement and press on ~hn'- all but assured. At a lnass lncetiu.~ while some nlay hope for such good dock 43,000, and the common plantain Mich.. who has l)een ill in Springfield. throptc spirit that will wreck the key vast linanei'al and other Claims Woodward wore a ligllt sttit, as did the Monday $50,000 of the relnahl- luck, yet in the face of gains made 44,000, Ohio, since Allril, is exciting wide- uight th'tt have accuuluIIlted in tile last suicide, anll also weighed al)ont 120 ing' $100,000 was 1)ledge(1. The fac- couutry and nlake our civilization a by the strikers, he would not back spread interest alnong nmmbers of the hissiu~ and a l)yword. quarter of a century, with a, result of podnds. 13u.t the point whi0h seenls tory will be the lal'~est iu Michigan. down fronl his original i)ositton. The medic,i1 l)rofession. After lying uncon- disrupthlg tlle present Turkish govern- The British war office has increased to nlal{e the matter eonchlsive is the Because the new law ix not opera- "If it is a fact tllat the negro will steel ollieials reiterated their previous scious for five utonths, he is now able Inont. the rates of pensions and allo,wanees fact t,llat Frank Woodward. of Grand live before Sept. 5, duek-hnnters nlay not let the white wonlen alone, then statements tlu~t31o ov(R'tnres for peace to sl)eak. Soon at'(or he w,ts brought to-the widows and orphans of sol- Ral/ids, had a, lin~er nail nlissing froIn slloot fonr days uuder th6 old law, white men owe it to their nuulhood had conle fronl the strikers and that the little finger of his right hand. So hero he beeanm 1)aralyzed on hts right and honor to get rid of Mm; and .if the sirike eouhl ouly be settled by the Like tI:/wali. Alask.t comes forward diers killed in aetio~ or dying of when the open season l)egau Sept. 1. with a 1)etition for the renloval of a has the llll]{no'wn. si(te and Sl)Ce(,hless. Since then he h,ts they will open ul) a highvoay to Africa return of the nleu to their lflaces. wounds in South Africa. l)eeu given mill( and ice cream. Part of The new law 1)rohil)its shooting until United States jud~se. F:,~y-two~* l[aw- Frank B. Woodward was a farnler Oct. 1, millions of ti~e. lllaek race will go. and fruit grower residing with his the time his jaws had to be pried open I{atimr tllau she, l so nule,h 111oo(1. an(l ,~lin':l~son Unsound Mentally. yers of the Nome bnr petiti0ned tile I tency Vanuess, nn hldian from the In a London case just tried a mes- 1)rother a few lniles r, orth. He was a to a(hnit the uonrishnlenL At thnes lie possibly some iunocent l)lood, you had The attorneys for Admiral Sehley In'esident to sever ,fudge Arthur I~[. wouhl revive suilieiently to ruction his Sarnht reservation, says he was ell- Noyes from his job. senger boy was sent to the office of a. baellelor, nged 41 years nnd had for better enact laws to lu'and thes6 fools have been 1)rivately iufornled by the wants. The. doctors say he does not (iced into a Port IIuron alley and rob- leading paper with an order for a some tinlo been in poor health, which an(1 scoun(hcls and crop their ears and friends of Admiral Sampson tll'lt his tlerman Deihnl, alias Charles Mey- rem(:nll)er anytlliug. IIo can talk bed of $-I0. Joe Henry is under nrrest 1)anish theln to Africa. large advertisement. He did not ar- caused desl)ondene.v. He left llmile hl- ors, the diamond thief who nlade gtI~ telli.~ently an(l move his lilul)s. His charged with purloining Reul)en's he'llth is such that he will not be able Sunday nlorning al)out 4 ()'clock witlt "If the country will turn over all to el)pear as n witness before the court lUlSuceessful attenlpt to rob a Deh, olt rive with it till the next day, when it condition luls baffled the best phy- nl0110y. these erhninals tlutt they :ire burnin.¢, his wheel slid -when night canle, slid of inquiry. A news dispatch from A(1- jeweh, y store of diamond rlhgs wflned was too late. The paper sued the com- steians who seenled I)owerless to do llanain~" and shootin~, to nle, and lie did not returu, exanlination of his The Detroit & Toledo Shore line is nliral S'unpson's home guardedly inti- a~ $4,000. is wanted in Ihunilton, O,, pany for lack of quickness in their room was lnade. A paper was found anythhlg for hinl. lu'alid Hmir ctle('ks ,'u{d carry them to on ,t shnil,n, charge. being pushed nerth front Monroe at nmtod the real s itu'ttion. It said: agent and got nominal damages. upon whicll was written "t 9arewell to the rate of a mile a day. Believers in Africa, I will give the worhl another Charged With Arson. ,"He Is gaining in physical strength, his brother and family. the steam road theory point to the al)- Ronle, o1' estal)lish a country like Aus- BASE BALL, Isaac Wheeler, of Lapeer, was ar- but llis mental llealth continues to The majority of ladies would be sur- sence of an,y stgns of overhead con- tralia, which was fbun(led and built steadily fail." Let Out o~ Pr|son. rested Thursday nlorning charged with struction. Ul) l)y English cutthroats nnd pen,fl Below we publish the staudin~ of prised if they were informed that a hi other words, it is suggested that Governor Bliss lies directed the re- burning a house and household godds convicts." b~tle of lavender water contains but John Morrison, ,'l Grand Trunk I)aSS- his mental state is such that he is not the American and National league clubs lease fronl the state prison at Jackson in Rich townshil). The property be- about thimbleful of pure off, for a enger conductor, while exnlnlnil~g an competent to give testimony. For up to and including the games played a and the. branch 1)risen at Marquette lorlged to his wife. Wheeler and his The Colonil~{nn llevoh{t|on. air brake eoul)ling at New IIalnburg. more than a year rumors have been on Friday, August 30: larger proportion would not only ren- of the following couvicts: wife quarreled ,recently and Mrs, A P:tUnnla di.~:l)IItch says: "Plots was crushed l)etweeu the coaches, an(l coining froln Boston concerning Sand)- AM 1I~[~,IGA N "~VI NTI3R RYltL GItO1VIN I] IILU~ I1ER IHES. rather handsome piece of furniture IB th~ result. Ths inventor ha~ also made pro- TrbC0unty £hr0nide. Its C~IIl[lvatlon Its a I'astur~ fo~ ExDerie~lce i~t Their Artilleial ProD- vision for two yo,ung children l~lr denn- ghe SheeD, Iig'~ttl on. ndmg , er agz Carrging the dgads Winter rye has never been sufficient- ing a double cradie, which 1~ul]~ out" on TErM P/~kG ES. The United' States department of agri- ly prized as a pasture for sheep. Its either side of tho chair, one ~alescot}l~4 culture is interesting itself in the ques* value in providing suci~ pasture is even into the other when not in use. With tahl~ CASS CITY, i~IICII.'FgI DAY, !SEPT. 6. tlon of cultivating blueberries, and in a now only known to a very limited num- apparatus two young specimens of infant recent bulletin gives a few of the known humanity may be lulled to sleep at the o ber of floekmasters. It may be made to HE live~ of ships are much like men on the north coast of Jamaica. She ~o authenUe account of her subsequent facts in regard to it. It alludes to the rendre great service In providing pas- same time, while the nurse or mot~er is DRS. MORRIS & KING, the lives of men. florae go to was known to them, and there was an- adventares under the black flag. But in investigations that ha~e been made by ture fall and spring, but it is In the comfortably seated in the chair, reading destruction in their youth; other chas6, extending along the south 1S12 the Vigitant got good again lor a the Maine experiment station, first in the PKYSICIANS AND SUI~GEONS. early spring that it renders the best her favorite novel or magazlne,~Now I some live to ripe old age. Some coast of Haytl to the Mona Passage, ~ slmrt spell--that is, she became a priva- management of those places wimre the Office in Ate Brock. Dr. Morris' residence service, since in the autumn pasture is York Herald. ! are "tied up in snug harbors whero she ~lipped them and ran north, teer again and robbed only Engllsh ships blueberry is of indigenous growth or a where Dr. Wickwaro lived, usually available from other sources. T and calmly rot to death, only to find those ~2.me Spaniards looking until the second peace was d~clared. natural product of the ,all. which only By sowing the rye sufilclently early in and some meet with violence on for her along the Porto Rican coast. She ThEn she turned slaver. requires a little attentian by the owner DR. G. N. LIVINGSTON file hlgh seas, and are never heard headed off to Antigua, near which she Under a new captain she made :nany the autumn or even in the summer it to be productive and profitable every LF~P WOM~N WHO TEf~GHES will furnish much grazing the same of more. The ship that Is a rendezvoused with other "traders under trtps between the Afrlcan and American year. :hIueh of this is wimt ~ is called Physician and Surgeon. Graduate of the season, but" when thus grazed down for ~LgSK~NS: University of Michigan 1898. Special atten- hundred years old ts as rare as tl~e mor- the black flag." The Spanish fleet spllL coasts, seizing negroes there and selling "barren land," not growing good grass or tion given to diseases of women and children. tal of that age, and the ship that has into squadrons to make sure of destroy- then] in Virginia and Georgia. She con- weeks in the autumn it does not furnish garden crops when enltivated. One owner Offices over Cass City Bank. Telephone 262r. seen a century and a half, not of mere ing her, and while one squadron sailed in tinued in this trade, with occasional ai~ much pasture In the spring as rye is said to control 40.000 acres of blue- existence, but of almost continuous serv- pursuit another headed along the coast to lapses into piracy, and under various sown lader. In the autumn it may be berry land, much of which would be of made to furnish pasture from, say, Sep- DR. A. N. TREADGOLD, Ice, ls a Methuselah of the deep sea. the east to cut her off from the passage~ commanders, when for a second time she little value in other crops. He does not There is one such, and her name is Vig- between the islands to the south. was captured and scuttIed, thts time by a tember onward, and tn the spring from attempt to care for it all himself, but has rhyslcian and surgeon, Office at residence, the commencement of the period of ilant. The piratical skipper of the Vigilant Frenchman and near the Island of Gaude- leased It out to several parties, who are Seegar street, near New Sheridan. Phone in growth in plants until late In May. It connection. As "one man in his time plays many was a tactlclan as well as a fighter. Tho loupe, where some of her acts of piracy expected to care for the bushes and keep parts," so this Vigilant has been many V]gltant was "showing her heels to the had been committed. She was ralsed and may also be sown in the spring, and off trespassers, employ ptekers and mar- when thus sown it will provide consid. things at parlous times In a career ex- Spanlards, when it was observed that one repaired by a native of that island, and ke£ the fruit each year. The care con- DENTISTi{Y, tending over all of one century and parts of the gunboats was far ahead of and in 1862 was sold to a Southern sympa- arable pasture, but not so much as a sists mostly in burning off the bushes, of two others. She has been pirate, pri- thizer. She service ass block- crop of oats and barley, as at that sea- which are of the low variety, not exceed- I. A. FRITZ~ I~ESIDENT DENTIST. outsalling her company. The Vlgtlant's saw some rvateer, pirate again, privateer again, skipper thought he might be able to whtp ade runner, and after the war she trans- son it does not grow up again as do ing six inches in height. About one-third Ofllco over T. II. Fritz's drugstore. We sollclt and slaver between times. She is now that gunboat before the others got up, acted her first legitimate business, en- thes~ crops. of each lease is burned over avert: year, your prtronago when in need of dental work, finishing up her career as a peaceful car- So he rigged a drag of a couple of spar~ gaging for a time in the fruit carrying Winter rye will grow on any soil that thus keeping down grass and under- rier of the mails. Unless a West Indian and an old sail and heaved it overboard. trade. Then she was purchased by the will produce food for domestic animals. growth and giving two years' plcklng and W. A. WELLEMEYERE, ~. D. hurricane shall wrench her apart or drive and then that Spaniard overhauled him father of her present owner, Capt. :Peter But It has a peculiar adaptation for soils one year's rest on growth to each Plot, sandy in texture. It will not produce Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon; Gradu- her to pieces on one of the reef-Found so fast that the crew began to cheer in C. Penthany of St. Crolx, who used her keeping two-thirds In fruit each year. ate of Chicago Ilomeol)athlc MedicaI Collego. islands of the Caribbean sea, she should anticipation of an easy victory. But the as a passenger and freight boat plying more food from these than from the hu- This burning is usually done in the early Ofitco and residence in 01ty Block over post- be good for a quarter of a century more between the Islands of St. Thomas and mus soils of the prairie, but it will spring, when the ground is so wet that ofllee. Regular otlice imurs 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Vigilant's captain had swung both of his p.m. service, for she still is stanch and-tight "Long Toms" over to starboard and St. Crolx. She ls still in that trade, but produce food earlier in the season. It the heat will not go down to burn the and as fleet of foot as when she was in addftlon is a chartered mail boat under will also make a good growth on such roots or the vegetable matter in "the soil, launched. contract to the Danish government. Some soils when too low In fertility to and in doing it the owner, or the one JOHN R. FOOTE, 1~. D. The Vigilant Is now a schooner. What idea of her fleetness can be gathered from produce good crops of grain or even good holding the lease, goes around his bdunds her rig was when she first took the wa~ the statement that she makes the forty- crops of grass. This crop ls invaluable with a torch, or, what has been found Graduate of Detroit College of Medicine. Calls promptly answered day or night. No- tar in 1751 no man can say--it has beer~ three-mile trlp between the islands in to flockmasters whose sells are sandy better, a half-inch gas pipe, one end vesta, Mich, forgotten. But she was built to endure. a little more than three hours. Her ref- and rather light for abundant crop closed with a wooden plug, the other end production, fit wtll grow wefll e~ougl~ bent at a right angle and filled with cot- Her pirate owner saw to it that she was t.rmatlon is now complete. She has seen NE of the main features In con. put together in the best style of the art on sttff clays, but on these it cannot be ton after the tube has been filled with hard service in two wars, was an "artful nection with the government's D. D. 3/IcNAUGHTON, grazed when the land Is wet without kerosene. When the cotton, which Is dodger" in a third, and almost sank a new reindeer enterprise in doing great injury to the same. practically a wick, is set on fire, the oll I'HYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Spanish torpedo boat, the Furor, in a Alaska is the employing of ex- fourth, while coming up from St. Crolx Winter rye may be given any place In feeds it, and one can walk for a consid- perienced"Lapland h'erders and Graduate of U. of IK Office at residence. to St. Thpmas. It would have been an. the rotation. It is the most adaptable erable distance, setting the fires aB he their wives to care for the deer, Argyle, Mich. accident, of course, for the Vigilant was catch crop that we grow. It may com~ goes along, care always being taken to and more especially to teach the Alaskan only a "spectator" in recent Spanish after any. kind of a hay crop that Is prevent its spreading beyond the bounds, the Eskimo the method of breeding and man- war. but owing to her bad reputation it grown, after any kind of a hay crop and that there is nothing to "make the RIKER & BALL, agement of th~ deer in harness. would have hard to have convinced and after any kind of a hoed crop taken fire too hot at any point. The berries are been From last reports there are some eighty- Tonsorial artists. First class work. from the ground previous to Sept. 1. !l usually picked 'with an implement resem- six Laplanders now engaged in this may precede any kind of a crop that is bling a dustpan in form, but made of work. They are distributed at the vari- to be cultivated, as corn, sorghum, rape, parallel wires that allow, it to be pushed ous reindeer stations, and are under a field roots and potatoes, When grown Into the bushes and surrounding them, Bakery and Restaurant contract service for three years with the for pasture tt may be put on land rich so that a shake of the bush causes the government. At the expiration of this The best in town. We serve lunches and or poor, foul or clean, and when grown rlpe fruit to fall Into the "rake," as It is time they are given free transportation warm meals at reasonable prices. Allkinds It will always more than pay for the called, below. While this does the work back to their country or allowed a choice of fancy cakes on hand and made to order. labor and seed. very quickly and cheaply, it seriously in- of settling in Alaska. Their pay is $30 When preparing the land for rye ef- luresthe bushes, which Is one reasonfo r A. A. BRIAN, PROP. per month. fort should be concentrated on securing the frequent burning. In other sections There are about a dozen reindeer sta- two conditions, viz: fineness texture ~here the berry rake Is not allowed to be of tions now established in Alaska, and and sufficient moisture to promote quick used the bushes are kept for several more to follow. The natives are required F. SYKES, germination. The first is, of course, se- years and bear regularly every year un- to serve an apprenticeship of several cured by the free use of the implements til too old or too much overgrown by Shoe Maker and Cobbler. All orders years at the reindeer stations. During of tillage, especially the plow, the roller otker growths. promptly filled. Repairing neatly this time they are practically taught how and the harrow. Fifie tilth in the soil The Maine station, when Prof. l%iunson done at reasonable prices, to manage the deer and the making of is very important in growing a crop of was horticulturist there, began a series Next to Town Hall, sledges and reindeer harness. After the rye, owing to the fact that it is usually of experiments to determine whether it Cass Clt~, /~lch. expiration of their service the govern- sown between Aug. 1 and Oct. 1, when would be possible, by transplanting some ment allows each a number of 'deer as there is commonly less of rainfall than of the most productive bushes and giving his own personal property. The total at other periods of the growing season. good cultivation, or by sowing Seeds of number of reindeer in Alaska at present If the tilth is not fine, the dry atr will the best and largest berries from produc- is 3,500, of which some two thousand soon take the moisture out of the surface tive bushes, to improve the size of the have been distributed to the Eskimos. T. H. Ahr soil. When the ground Is plowed after a fruit or increase the yield. The New Ou,r illustration shows the wife of the grain crop it is usually dry and is fre- York station has found some difficulty in Contractor and Builder. chief herder at the Eaton reindeer sta= quently cloddy. In dry, hot August growlng the high-bush huEklebe~ry (vac- tion, with her characteristic Lamland cra- weather it will be useless to sow rye in clnlum eorymbosum) because of the deli- If you intend to build let me dle, which is hewn out of a. solid log, and such land. It will not germinate, or, if cate nature the young plants and the figure with you. of carried on the back by a strap. She is it does, it may die subsequently for want very careful treatment they require. It very intelligent, and her particular duty i Fl'rst Class Work Guaranteed. ~i~----- THt. VIGILAN'~ | of moisture. Sowing ought to be deferred found by examination that the flowers is to teach the Eskimo women the art of until moisture is secured. This may be Shop on Pine St. Residence ov- may be In part self-fertilizing, but there making reindeer c lothlng, which is the of that day. He wanted a vessel that double-shotted them, and when the ; the world that it was .not Intentional. done even in the absence of raln by roll- er Chronicle office, Cass City. Is nothing to render cross-fertilization warmest and best adapted for arctic would withstand shock and assault by Spaniard was within easy range he cut The Furor was on its way from Marti- Ing the land with a heavy roller and fol- difficult. It reports one grower in Massa- climates. She also instructs them how ~o cannon or by ramming. The cost mat- loose from the drag, and, swingtng around nique to San Juan de Porto Rico and lowing the roller With the harrow and re- chusetts saying (1) It (the high-bush prepare the various foodstuffs which the tered little to him. Part of her timber to the south gave hlm both guns be- the Vigilant almost run over her Just peating the operation once a week. The huckleberry) does not take kindly to gar- reindeer furnishes, such as butter, cheese, came from the far East Indies to be tween wind and water--hulled him and south of S~. Thomas in a light fog. It dust blanket thus formed secures mois- H. L. PlNNEY, MATZEN, den eultlvath)n; (2) it is very difficult to and the cooking and drying of the meat. G.G. combined In her hull with the be~t ship- left him sinking as he headed again for ture from a subterranean source. was at night, and to escape the Ya.nkeo propagate from the seed; (3) it is some- For this work she receives the sam~ pay Cashier. Asst. Cashier. butldlng material that the new world Antigua. But thls maneuver had tal~eu Sow any time from Aug. 1 and onward, cruisers the Furor was sailing without what difficult to graft, but patience and as the herders. ~guld produce. And so It happened that ttme, and the 'longshore squadron had according to the object sought and the lights. The vessels escaped collision by a little of the "know how" will overcome She travels from station to station. her rib~ and knees are of live oak and her observed It, and made the most of It; they section of country. In the Northern inches only. all of these. If grown in the garden (I) where the classes of women are assem- hull of enduring task. Then with her were scudding across her course into the states, as a rule, winter rye should not 1% ~eems impossible to sink some ships. they must be on the north side of a board bled from the surrounding country of one EIGHtNIIE two "long Toms" amldshtp and I~ couple be ,sown later than the middle of Sap- BANK northeast when the Vlgilant came about. The three-masted schooner Walter Scott fence mr in the shade of trees, and the hundred miles or more. She then gives of carronades on her forecastle, she head- tember, to give the best results in graz- OF E, ti, PINNEY, There was a running fight then, in which is a case in point. She was in the Chili ground must be mulched with leaves or daily object lessons in her domestic work. ed for the Carlbbean to "prey up the ins in the spring it ought to enter fhe the stout timber~ of the Vigilant nitrate trade, and in ffune, ]897, on her evergreen boughs; (2) let the seed get and gradually the Eskimo women are Spanlsh main." winter protected by a good growth of top groaned many times under the impact of voyage out from England, was caught in felly ripe and drop, then sow in a shady taught the ways of civtltzation.--New and sustalned by strong and well-devel- $I0,000.00 TO LOAN ON Every little Islet In the Caribbean in t the Spaniard's round shot, but she gav~ a pampero off the Argentine coast. She place; (3) graft small bushes at tbe sur- York Herald. that time had Its robber chieftain. Ptra- oped roots. Rye that Is feeble when them many blows in return, and when was strucR by lightning and set on fire. face of the ground, and cover most of the -4 REAL ESTATE spring opens wiU be late and will not ey flourished there as it never flourished night came on she stole away from them Then a big wave smashed down on her, scion with moist earth. In addition to Pig Po|nter~. provide nearly as much grazing as when Partial Payment if anywhere ales except in the Malayan and sneaked Into St. Thomas for repairs, and half-filled her. She rode out the this, the editor of an exchange says the Hogs are" still lifting mortgages. In Terms using the then little known passage be- it is strong, Sow the seed with the graln archipelago. When there was no one else storm and get safe into Buenos Ayres. best way to seed with either hlgh-bush desired. tween St, John and L'~t. Thomas to effect drill. It will then be buried to an even Stagnant pools are poor places for hog at hand to rob, the plrates preyed upon A couple of months later she was leav- or low-bush blueberries is to take per- her escape. Below decks on the Vigilant depth, the roots will have ~ better chance wallows. eacli other. It was in those waters that Ing Junln, CKIIt, when the wind. failed. fectly ripe fruit and dry or evaporate it; you still can see the marks 6f the pound- speedily to reach moisture and less seed To the hog raiser the most valuable Bluobear~ had ruled. He was king of the current caught her and she went on then sow the berries in nursery rows and ing she received in that running fight, will be called for. But in showery weath- bucket on the farm is the slop bucket, Pays interest on Time Deposits. the Island of Zt. Thomas and Black- the rocks at the mouth of the harbor thin out or transplant as they come up. beard was across the str~Mt on the tslaud In 1.774 the Vigilant was taken unaware er either sowing with~the drill or broad- The farmer who has a few good hogs Coming back round the Horn a furious We will also say that the first fruit from by ~ BrlUsh gunboat, and in the fight casting will answcr well. Sow not less to market these days is nat complaining Collections a Specialty. of St. John. Bluebeard had built a castle southerly gale broke and she lost nearly young bushes Is often much smaller and than two bushels of seed per acre for of hard times. on St. Thomas, and visitors to the pretty that ensued her captain was killed and all her canvas, her boats and four men. inferior to what may be obtained from @@@ sheep pasture. It wlll be better probably snuggling town of Charlotte-Amelia can the pirate taken by boarders. She had no and was so badly strained that she them later,, as roots get well establlshed. There is a vast difference between a to sow two and a half bushels, and even ~ee It to this day when they enter the chance to run for it, bemg caugh: inshore leaked like a sieve. She was almost If the bushes are fertilled and mulched. grunt and a squeal. One is a chord, the more than that will not likely prove a harbor, a big, gray-stone, turreted affair off the rocky coast of St. Joim as she wa~ waterlogged when a steamer, the Edge- Another grower reports that he has been other a discord. H, PINNY, PROP, ~ aste of seed. t hat bristles on the side hill above the heading down for a cruise among the Lee- worth, came In sight and towed her in to very successful in growing higi~-bush If you can't keep pigs growing do not ward islands. The Vigilant was scuttled Sandy Point~ Grazing may begin either fall or sprin~ rod-roofed white cottages below. And on blueberries on a poor, rocky, upland soil. keep them at all. It is the nature of the tt{e other side hill they can see the castle as soon as the rye furnishes a good bite aud abandoned after her men imd been There is at least one ease on racers ot The bushes improved much in thrift and pigs to "llve to eat°" BLACKSNITHING built ~lackbeard te rival i~ taken off. was expected that would a ship surviving her crew. The whaler for sheep or lambs. ~Vhen sown early ~n by It ~he yielded from three to four times as much Shady nooks and a good clover pasturo go down in deep water am1 that t{obert R. Jenkins of Portland, Me., August it is well to keep it eaten down They were descendants of the daring that fruit as wild bushes growing in pastures are what will produce pork of first AND REPAIRIN(i would be. the last of her. But her sails ~ailed out from that port in 1S72 and was pretty closely, lest rust should strike the and desperate buccaneers who had sailed and swamps, and the berries were from quality at this thne of year. under thess famous pirates, who built the tad been left standing, and ~ sudden puff never heard of unt|l last year, when she bla(.es. ]3ut when so grazed it may be rcceive our attenbion six days in the 25 to 30 per cent larger. He advlces set- Alfalfa is a well-liked forage crop for ~igilant. way she of wind tilled them and carried her upon was picked up by the City of Asealon in well to remove the sheep long enough be- And in her soon tiny plants six feet apart each way and hogs in the West. It will be popular in week. If you wish anything in that a reef. where, as her masts v:ent by the T fore tho advent of wintcr to allow the achieved a reputation worthy of the an- the North Atlantic. Two of her masts mulching with straw manure in the fall. the East when it is better understood. line, give us a call. cestors of her crow board and she seemed a tolal wreck, the were ~one, her decks were crushed and crop to provide itself with enough of top ]?ritish commander left her. to protect it in ease the winter that fol- By these methods we believe that the ~t is too dangerous to take'the risk of Everywhere among the lsIands, fro)r, her boats had disappeared, but she was Horseshoeln~ It weuld have been better for his county blueberry, both high and Io@ bush. can driving fat hogs this time of year. You Trinidad to the Yucatan strait, the Vigil. sound below water, l taP papers showed lows slmuld be open and severe. In ti~e /Y~acle a ~;pecialty if he h;td s6t fire to her ~here and made spring the grazing should begin as soon be successfully grown in ollr gardens, can save time and trouble by using a ant was known, and many a craft laden that she had been can~ht in the ice in her destrnction celta]n, for within two and be as much improved in size of fruit ~vagon. with us. Our shop is on 3Iain Street, with merchandise or w~th treasure [or ])avis straits and so lm(!G" ~iuched bi the as. vegetation begins. The r#e grows years the American colunies revolted and and amount of crop as have been °the I-logs are filthy generally because they old Spain paid tribute to her. Much'blood floe that her erew feared she was no very fast at that season and unless kept jus~ wesb of the grist mill. a~mther fighting man got control ef the strawberry, raspberry and blackberry are compelled to be so. :No animal will was spilt upon her decks in days, longer seaworthy. To make matters down it will soon become less palatable those pirate shil), ~aised her and equipped her over the fruit of the native wild berries. keep itself cleaner than a hog will if given and many a merry dance she led ~panish worse, the Ice was Decked by ~, storm. As soon as Joints are formed, or even as a privateer. All duriug the war for in- Whether it will result, as it undoubtedly a chance. 3OHN RENSHLER. and English gunboats in and out and and many tons had fallen on her deck. stems, the power of the rye to grow sub- depe:ndene'e the Migilant crushed in the has in some of the other berries, in a de- You can take more interest in maklng a among th~ islands. crushtng her upper works. Eventually sequently is greatly mssened. Theoret- Caribbean, chasing and capturing and terioration of flavor, remains to be seen. her crew abandoned her. They have Ically, if a rye pasture could be divided good 'corn crop if you have a good bunch Once when they had pillaged a craft in sipking British merchantmen. But after ~Ex. A complete line of~ never been heard of. but the ship, after I so that sheep could graze half a week to of shoats to help turn it into cash as soon sight of Havana she had a close Shave of timt war sl~c lapsed again into her old years of driftln~ in the icc packs, during a week at a time. alternating on the two as it is ready. It, Chased along the north coast of Cuba piratical ways, and then she robbed ocean Harness Goods, Which she raay have been nearer the polq divisions made, doubtless more grazing Try treating your hogs a little better by the Spaniards, she,ducked down the travelers ir, diserhninately and irrespective than any other craft, was at last caught could be obtained from the rye, but in ~N BABY this year than you did last, It will not Windward Passage only to run into ,-~ of their nationalities. UP-T0-D~TE Whips, Robes, in the Arctic current and carried slowly practice this cannot always be done. burr the hogs and will not injure you to fleet of Britishers on the lookout for pi- Pirates do keep logs, least not or at they south, her tough timbers having with- While rye Is being pastured the floeh ROCKER. any great extent. rates that had scuttled some mcrchant- did not in the "good old days." So there Is Blankets, Etc. stood the gales of twenty-eight winters. should receive grain, at least that porUor~ Ring the hogs if it is actually necessary, I of it suckling lambs. For a time at least but do it as humanely as possible. Get always on hand. King Edward's Double. description of wood can be worked. At Ed~w~rd'~ Coro~anlion. the fodder will be continued, since rye the best rings and the best appliances and An amusing incident occurred during This machine, it is claimed, will do the The length of the trains of the gowns pasture is ready before the time of turn- do it just right. the Easter holidays at Boulonge. The work "of more than 2,000 hand carvers, which will be worn by the British peer- ing the flock out to remain on the pas- Shade is an absolute necessity for the Repalring a Specialty. editor of a London weekly~a gentle- and the moldings are so perfectly fin- esses of the realm at the coronation tures, The transition period from winte~ comfort of hogs in the heat of the sum- man who bears a striking resemblance ished by the machine that they do not will vary according to rank. to summer food is thus hrldged over In mar. It is as important to furnish shade to King Ed,¢ard~was enjoying his ci- require to be touched by hand." A duchess will have a train three way that is in no way detrimental to th~ for them as it is food. gar in one Of the principal cafe's in the yards long. sheep. XVhen thus grazed ewes will mill4 Never get so busy as to neglect your WM. MESSNER_. town, when he suddenly became aware IIo~- M~UI Beats Passengers. A marchioness, two and a half. freely. The land so pastured will be ben- lags. A stroll through the fields every that hls presence was causing unwont- The vast dlfference between the mail Countesses are limited to two yards. efited, especially if the sheep are fed few days might bring to your notice soma ed Interest and no ltttle commotion. service and the passenger Is well illus- grain while thus being grazed, and Viscountesses, to one and a half the disease or irregularity that might be cost- Presently an old gentleman rose up and trated by the foIIowlng fact: yards. grass pastures will have a chance t¢ ly If neglected. shouted: "Viva Io l~oi de 'Anglietcrre!" One of the Pacific railroads hauls a make a vigorous start before the sheer Don't hesitate to ask your neighbor how a sentlment which was heartily Joined combination train, mail and passenger, I~aronesses are restricted to a on~ yard train. are turned in to graze upon them. If th~ he manages his hogs if he makes more of AUTEN ~ SElL.Y, ProDs. in by most of the people in the cafe. over the mountains. When the level rye should get ahead 0f the sheep th( a success in this line of business than Only peeresses in thetr own right-- The conductor of the orchestra, not to ~ountry is reached the mail cars are growth thus made, tf turned under not J: F. SEELEY, 1, ~. Auten, that is to say, who owe their peerage you do. He'll be glad to tell you if he is be behindhand, struck up, "God Save cut of~ and sent aheadJ A passenger later than th~ appearance of the firs| a gentleman, and you may get some Oaro, Mich. Oass Olty, Mich. the King," but this was too much for leaving the coast may mail a letter on not to marrlage, but to their birth, or heads, will help to sustain another ero~ pointers in this way that would take you the journalist, who made a bolt for the these cars on own train, and else to a special grant by the sover- (ESTABLISIIED 188e.) ~ne of his that may and ought to be planted seer year~ to find out. door and made good his escape.~Lon- by the time he has reached Chicago he eign to them in person, will have the after the burial of the rye.~Prof. Thoma~ It takes only a small capital and a don 1~{. A. P. wtll find that the letter has already rigi~t to have their trains borne by a Shaw in American Sheep Breeder. short time to build up a respectable lierd gone through the Chicago postofllce, page, who must not be over the age of A Central Banking Business Tran. of pure-bred hogs. l~fake up your mind Lig]~tnlng ~Vood-Carvlng; Mnchlnc~. been delivered and is waiting for him fourteen, tIIS is the very latest baby sacred. A Shrewd lVelIo~v. which kind you want to breed, write some Complete plans of a remarkable ma- at his hotel.--Gunton's Magazine. soother, and is warranted to of our advertisers for prices and get the Foreign Exchange Bought and Sold. chine for turning out intricate carved qPhe 3[a.in Attr~ction. Swlggers~That man I~illtim6 is a calm the most energetic infant thing started. In a year from now you moldings are shown in a recent issue of There ~lV~ts a Difference. "y~rhat sort of place have you found shrewd fellow, vocalist. The invention, which Drafts issued payable in any Country S wagger s~'vVhy ? ~ may be right In it with any of them. Good London :Engineering. The machine is The prodigal had just returned. He in the country? Good beds?" has just been patented, con- in tl~e World. c,apable of working on moldings up to slapped his father on the back and re- '%Verst I ever tried." Swiggers~He gave a lawn-mowing sists of an ordinary rocking management, careful study and a llttle party yesterday and had the guests cut hard work will put you in the front ranks Noney Loaned on Real Estate. Col- eight Inches wide and three inches in marl~ed, jocularly: "Good table?" chair, wlth a cradle attached: and the thickness, The machine is claimed to "~Vell, old man, you'd better get out "Abominable." the grass.~Ohio State Journal. font parent ha~ only to insert the elfild in before you know it. lee~ions a Specialty. be very rapid in action, a bold egg and the fatted calf." "Prices low?" the latter and seat herself in the former, Try keeping an account with your hogs tongue molding two and one-half inch- "Can't do it, son," replied the oh1 "Ridiculously high." He--I got up against a trolley acci- and rock gently backward and forward, once, charging them with everything they es thlek, being finished at the rate ot man. "Beef's gone up," "Then why do you stay there?" dent coming home this evening. and the baby goes to sleep without un- eat and giving them credit wlth what C. W. McKENZIE, twenty feet per minute, while, with NV:hieh merely goes to sllow that the "Because they've got the best golf She--You don't say? necessary loss of ~tme. they produce, and see whether they pay father of the prodigal had been watch- ~Vhen in use cradle slides under- as well as or better than othe~ live stock, County Telephone. Cashier. smaller molding, deuMe this phenome- links In the eountry."~Cleveland Plain He--Yes. I got a seat.--Phtladelphia not the nal rate of production is attained. Any ins the markets.~Denver Times. Dealer. Press. neath the chair, and when this is done a --Prairie 1ffarmer. I Niracu eus Eu cola ¢o. i =-==*= .... The first of the fall hats 11 yOU money. ] I A He g EAST NOVESTA. t[ Ready for fall. are llere and tlleY ] ] We have a large stock and ar5 sure we cin save Mrs. Bertha Dewey still continues are strictly up to date at ~he very lowest price See the new stock. | ] A call will convince you. - ~2 | CURES cery weak. [: " 'Our SHIRT WAIST PATTERNS are now on the shelves .] ] wAIT and see our line of Cloaks and Capes. A strictiy rle~v :/'~I'I Frank Deneen raised a large barn _~-~BY TH L. I I and many beautiful patterns are ready to make youhappy.. / i and up to date line will be l, ere in a short time. r. :., : ~::~ I ! that throbs, pains and last week. Mr. Holtz was a county line caller aches, or feels heavy, stuf- Salmrday. \ fy, dull or dizzy, is a poor WMter Lewis, Noko, was a caller in head ~o do business with. DETROIT this vicinity Friday. There was a harvest festival at A. = It irritates the temper, up- Kitchin's Wednesday. -:= . George WiaCzen': set~,o tihe stomach, interferes M. M. Stone, Sanilac Centre, was.a with digestion and wears CLINIC county line caller Tuesday. - Mrs. D. Moshier and son, ~ Gene, out the brain and nerves. Wilmot, were guests at Robt Brown's on Friday, "" Frank: Phetteplace :and daughter, L,aake the nerves strong, Shabbona, were callers here Thursday, the brain dear and your %anilac ¢o, lltcm . Cassie McPhail and Ella McCarty @NNN B|CVCLESBICYC[ I NI N head will be right. WILMOT. spent Saturday and Sunday in Min- Robt. Hawkins is home from Wis- den. "My hcc:d wo';ld begin to swim and consin. :Fifty.five Argyleites celebrated with < ,We ~ish to :inform tho I would ~row dizzy and so weak and CUMBER. m,mb that I would fall to the floor. Win. Travis shipped a carload of the Maccabees at Harbor Beach Tues- .:' i...4. ~ publi~ that: wo.ar~ still Since vsh~ Dr. Miles' Ncrvine I can bagas this week. A majority of the farmers have day. work I5 h()urs a (lay and fecl good. I Quite a cumber from here attended hreshed with very poor results. Adam Umphrey and'wife, Decker- b,.'iicve i~ sa~:cd my life and cannot In me ~ICYCLE ' r )) l~he K. O. T. M. picnic at Carp Tues- Miss May McKitchen was badly ville, visited Mrs.: J. W. Umphrey last recommend it too Im, hIv. week. : W.G. vvrlIITE, McGrcgor, Texas. day. hooked by a vicious cow last week. " ~I~USINENS .m i W. W. Ford and family were at Flossie Laing is suffering with a The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church North Branch Tuesday to attend a sore foot caused by stepping on a will quilt at Mi's. Lina Walker's Wed- funeral. nesday. We hay© a ~ewo~ tl~ popular o rusty nail. u5 R.M. Grindley, Detroit, and Mr. There will be some very: late-seed - Tyreand Ubly::were well represent- McCutcheon, Pt. Huron, were in town inter wheat this fall on account of at the party in: Yatter!s, hail Friday giles' evening. on business Monday. , the IIessian tly. Thomas John Kitchen returned to Canada N,',,i', ¢ Farm Foe 8ale, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Nye and daugh- Mondayoafter•a: ten' d'tys~ visit wi~h ter, Irma, Talma, Ind., are visiting Consisting of two hundred and six relatives and friends in town. his parents here. ="a Imperial Luther Mills, teacher at the Stone quiets the irritation, stimu- acres; 180 acres under cultivation; good Our school started Mondaywith house, two large barns, good orchard, Miss Maud h'ving as teacher. She is school, was in town Monday greeting old friends. lates digestion and builds The Eminent Speclalist who per- 130 acres seeded to timothy and clover comfortably located at Mrs. I. Brad- Wheels up nervous health and burn's. Alex McPhail and Chas: Marshall forms such marvelous cures that pa- For sale cheap and on easy terms. visited:friends in: Shabbona Sunday on hand which must be sold during thenext 10 or 15 i strelagtla. Try a bottle. tients from the east and west visit Enquire of E, B. LANDON. Mrs. L. Oliver sadly misses t~he little girl who has been with her a part of and Monday. days. We mean business. Come in and make your. 5(>l(l by druggists on guarantee. the Clinic, will make tim followlng the summer. She returned to Detroit A very pleasant surprise party ~was own price and we will meetY0uhalfway..~ .~ Dr, Miles Medical Co., Ell&art, Ind. regular monthly visits. ELMWOOD. Saturday. given'at the,home of"Arthui Morrison A. Bradshaw, I. Pratt and B. A1- Wednesday: evening. Rev. Ostrander left for Clifford on Ethel. ~,McGahey, Deckerville, and Tuesday. wood have purchased a Deering: corn Cordon House harvester. Give them a call and~ get Roy Pearson, Urban, attended the Mrs. Lacine, Fenton, visited rela- Strfl[ler.... Mclem 0tt your corn cut. par~y at Vatter:s Friday evening. A Trial tives here last week. Newman Brown~ returned to'his Fri. and Sat., Ge0rgePerry, Tyrone, visited rela- Don't wait until you become chron- home in Gagetown Friday after a tives here last week. ically constipated Lu~ take DeWitt's week's visit ~/ith relatives here. Is all W. Lockwood and son, Homer, were Little Early Bisers now and then. He pressed MedworLh's hand, and would run, as they had on a previous slopping into the canoe, said: occasion, so r went on talking with PE'IU=N IVEITI IllliI "Away, Ramana:" Then to Arthur: A BIRD TALK. their mother. Presently a piercing ..The Filibusters of Venezuela., ! "My brave friend, to you and your scream and a low sob were blended as companion I leave my dear ones." they came from the corner. In That Critical Time When a Girl Becomes Or the Trials of a Spanish (iirl. "You will find them safe on your re= In an article published in St. "What is it?" I cried running over to a Woman. I turn," replied Medworth. Nicholas John ~ Burroughs expresses them. The canoe shot away in the dark- the opinion that one of the good signs "Maggie dropped it, and it is dead," i BySEWARDW. ItOPKIN& i eyat!on. Perh'aps he will stzbJect tile p.a- ness, and Medworth speedily made his of the times is the interest our young wailed one little girl. There in a nest tient to a long seines of experiments way back to the cavern. people are taking in the birds, and the were three baby mice, while one lay with nervlnes and tonics. The reaso~ Copyrighted 1900 by Robert Bonnet's Sons, numerous clubs and societies that are silent in the heartbrokefi little girl's he does not often make a cure is be-. cause he does not recognize the trouble. In the meantime Philip had been being formed throughout the country palm. In a large majority of the cases ca- roused from his reverie by the messen- for bird protection and cultivation. In CHAPTER XlW.~ (Continued.) "Maybe it isn't:" their mother said, tarrh of the female organs is the cause. A traitor's hand has aided him. I ger who had been sent by Don Juan my youth but little was heard about Jacnta's beating, bounding heart was comfortingly. "Drop a little water on Peruna relieves these cases promptly suspected one before. My suspicion has with the information that Mattazudo the birds. They were looked upon as crowded with a flood of emotions. Her been verified." its head and see." because it cures the catarrh. Peruna is had arrived, bringing Namampa, the of little account. Many of them were The little girl who had dropped it not a palliative or a sedative or a nor- father would be saved. She also and "You suspected one of our people?" herb-doctor. treated as the farmer's natural ene- rushed to the pail and got the water; vine or a stimulant. It is a specific her mother would be taken out of the "Yes; I suspected Fran.cisco. Did it Throwing off his dejection and mies~ Crows and all kinds of hawks then she dropped it ever so carefully for catarrh and:cures catarrh wherever power of the conquerors. She would not ~eem strange to you that Francisco moody misgiving, he hurried Lb Lola's and owls were destroyed whenever on the tiny head of the mouse. Pres- it may lurk in the system. escape from the hateful alliance with should ask to have the rebel's execu- room, chance offered. I knew a farmer who ently it squirmed, and I jumped back, This girl Was lucky enough to find Francisco. She would be with him~ tion delayed till midnight." Peruna~at last. As she,says, the doc- He found Don Juan and Mattazudo every summer caught and killed all fearing it might scramble out of Mag- the brave American~her hero. "Now that you speak of it, it certain- tors did not seem'to understand what there, with an aged Carib whose the red-tailed hawks he could. He gie's hand, but the little girls uttered A low whistle broke in upon her ly was strange.; but I was so anxious the trouble was and the medicine he twinkling black e~,es looked out from stood~up poles in his meadows,~upon exclamations of delight. That night meditations. Satvarez and Jaeinta, ~bout Garza's daughter I gave the prescribed from time to time did not under bushy eyebrows with an expres- the tops of which he would set steel the mother mouse came and carried quicldy snatching a moment when the other matter but little thought. Fran- help her. Peruna hit the mark at once sion of great cunning. traps. The hawks, looking for and she is now recommending this sentinel could not see, sprang to the her babies away. All next daydhe chil- cisco said that Salvarez, his wife, his His skin was wrinkled and seared, meadow-mice, would alight upon them wonderful remedy to all the other girls window.. dren ran from one sage bush to an- daughter, all begged for twelve hours and looked like rnsty parchment, and and be caught, The farmer was thus in the United States. A l)istol and a knife were thrust other, hunting their pets; and at last more in which to say farewell~to pray his hands were long and skinny, seem- slaylng his best friends, as these large, Thousands of the girls who look at through the bars. together." they found them, They only played ing to be but the bony skeleton with a hawks live almost entirely upon mice her beautiful face and read her sincere "My pistol," said Medworth. "Phil- with them this time, and then went Miss Bessie Kellog, President of the Gomez pointed grimly :to the dead ~covering of skin drawn tightly over and vermin. The redtail, or hen-hawk, testimonial, will beled to try Peruna ip's knife. The coast is clear. But sentinel. them. away.oand left them with their mother, Young Woman's Club, of Valley City, in their times of trouble and critical Is very wary of a man with a gun, but after carefully marking the bush so North Dakota. writes the following don't shoot if you can possibly help it. "Well, they have prayed to some ad- Namampa bent over Lola, felt her periods. Peruna will not fail them. he has not yet learned of the danger, they could find it again. from First street, South; Valley Clty, Use the knife if you must; it is silent." vantage, it ~eems, and have said fare- pulse, looked at her tongue and sol- Every one of them will be glad and it that hlrks in a steel trap o11 the top North, Dakota: is to be hoped that thei{ enthusiasm Salvarez grasped the instrument of well--to us, not to one another." emnly shook his head. of a pole. ,'Ever since I matured l sufferedwlth will lead them to do as this girl did--- his salvation and breathed a blessing "Very bad, Much fever. Bring me ~Croquot Up to Date. "But the knife!" exelai:ned Philip. tf a strict account could be kept with ' ~evere monthly pains. ',' The ',doctor did proclaim tlie fact to the world so that apon Medworth. "Where did Salvarez obtain the some water," he said. our crows and hawks for a year, it Croquet as played this season has not seem to understand what the others may read it and do likewise: Jacinta caught his receding hand in knife ?" Water was brought him, and he dis- would be found at the end of that time taken on some interesting features and treuble w~s and the medicine he pre- Mrs. Christopher Fliehmann, Amster- time to ttme did nothelp hers and kissed it. "Where, indeed, unless from Fran- "solved some crystals in it. Then he that most of them had a balance to the game is almost, if not quite, a rival scribed from dam, N. Y., writes: me. He finally sugzested that I have "Hurry!" said Medworth. "Hide the ciseoT' poured the fluid down Lola's throat. "! have been sick with catarrh of th~ their credit. That is, they ao us more of tennis and golf, We hear of croquet an ' In an hour the anxious watchers operation. One of my friends who stomach' and pelvic organs for about weapons. Shall I attract the guard?" good than injury. A few of them, like tournaments and handsome prizes, and had been cured of a similar afHictton fire'years, and had many a doctor, but "Yes," whispered Salvarez, drawing CHAPTER XVI. could see that the condition of the the fish-crow and the sharp-shinned when "foursomes" are mentioned, cro- through the use of Peruna, advised are nonecould help me, Some said iwould ~ack from the window. sidk girt had 'improved, Her painful to give it a trial first, and so I used It In the meantime Gee. Salvarez. his hawk, Cooper's-hawk and the duck- quet, quite as likely as golf, is referred never geLover it. One day when I read Immediately there arose outside the restlessness had given way to a~sweet for three weeks faithfully. My pains wife, daughter and their brave rescuers hawk, are destructive to the birds and to, as well as when one talks glibly of you almanac I saw those w'ho had been repose. The high fever had subsided. dlmtshed very soon and within tWO window a low, peculiar cry, startling have gained a place of safety in the wild fowls; but the others live mainly the "open challenge singles" Or the cured by Peruna; then I thought ][ Don 3uan's hope was renewed. months I had none at all. ,and weird, sounding like neither the secret passage. upon insects and vermin. ."handicap singles." o would try it. I did, and found relle~ The Uarib remained in the castle, "This ts slx months a~,.and during :cry of man nor beast. The sentinel "You speak of getting *o the Ori- Up-to-date croquet is played accord- with the first bottle I ;took, and afte~ and was constant in his attendance I do not share the alarm expressed that time I have not had an ache nor heard it. noco," said the wife of Salvarez. "It is in some quarters over the seeming de- ing to the rules of the National Amer- paln. I give highest praise to Peruna. two more bottles I was as welI and! upon Lola, It seemed for five days strong as I was before~"-~Mrs. Christo- He saw the three prisoners standing impossible, as you know. How can you crease in the number o~ our birds. Pro-, ican Croquet association, and it is Every woman ought to use it, and I tha~ Lola was on the way to complete pher Fliehmann. in apparent f~ight, gazing toward the travel without being captured again?" ple are always more or less gloomy worth while noting these rules;if one teel sure that it would bring perfect window. recovery. health. "~BESSIE KELLO{Z If you do not derive prompt and sat~ 'I had already thought of that," said in regard to the present time and pres- intends ~ntering the lists. For ex- lsfactory results from the'use of Pc- "What is it?" asked the guard. Five days of anxious watching for The experience of Miss Bessie Kel- the General. "The thing ls difficult, I I ent things. As we grow older the ample, all games are opened by scor- runs, write at once to Dr. Hartman, Jacinta. whose excitement mlght eas- Don Juan. Fi+e days of cruel sus- log, of North Dakota, ought to be read will admit. But the difficulty of ~rav- number of beautiful things in the ing from an imaginary line through by every girl in the land. It is a critical giving a full statement of year ease, ily be taken for fear, pointed with pense for Medworth. Five days of dis- cling is not the heaviest on my mind. sembling for Gomez. Five days of world seems to be fewer. "The In- the middle wicket and playing toward period in a woman's life when she and he will be pleased to give. $ou: ht$, trembling finger toward the window. valuable advice gratis. If I go, I must go alone. I must leave villainous plb~ting for Mattazudo. dian summer is not what is used to be; the turning stake. The balls must be ceases to be a girl and becomes a wom- "Something~there!" she said. Address Dr. Hartm~n, President ot~ you and Jacinta here. My anxiety is Then, one day, when Medworth wa~ the winters are not so bracing; the so played that they rest below the an. Very few pass through this period Again the wail, beginning in almost wltaout some trouble. The doctor is The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O~ for you. What wtll become of you in his accustomed place, crouching be- spring is more uncertain; and honest first arch from the turning stake, and nothlng, rising, swelling, until it seem- while I am away?" hind the secre~ panel, he heard the men are fewer." But there isnot much if dislodged must be replaced, all balls ,ed like the dying cry of a demon. THE MATCH INDUSTRY. "You need not be alarmed for them, sound of soJbing and voices that were change, after all. The change is main- being in play from where they rest, the I-Io Weather IIealth. With a murmur of surprise and General Salvarez," said Arthur. "It Is very sorrowfu-l. At first he pricked ly in us. I see no decrease in the call nearest the stake playing first. Ilundreds of ]V[illlons of Them h][anu- During the heated term ()f July and :aIarm, the guard sprang to the window certain that, aside from ourselves, no up his ears eagerly, for Lola's name great body of our common field, or- The order of color is red, white, blue o factured Dally. August one should he careful to keep al}, with his gun, ready to fire. person abou~ the castle suspects the was mentioned. He listened~then he chard, and wood birds. I do not see and black. Each player is provided In the manufacture of the millions the organs of the system in. free work-. Like a flash, Salvarez was upon him. existence of this place. While they re- heard what he had hoped he would the cliff-swallows I used to see in my with a clip or marker of the same color of matches used every day in the ing condition.. 'The desperate general hesitated not a main in ignorance we are safe enough, Baxter's Mandrake Bitters taken bet never hear. Lola was dead. yours; they go farther north, to north- as his ball painted on one side only, United States, only a few factories.are moment. The knife flashed in his hand, and I assure you we shall make' no fore meals w~'ll ward off diseases inei* He staggered away. and crept back ern New .England and Canada. At which he must affix to his arch next engaged.- In New Jersey there are two gleamed as he poised it a second above effort to inform them of the facts. And dent to this trying season. to the cavern and his friends. Rangeley Lake, in Maine, I saw the in order in course of play before his factories with a capacity together of the doomed man, and then descended. you may rely on us. We are only two, The pallor of his face was ghastly eaves of barns as crowded with their partner plays, with the painted side 90,0000,000 matches a day; The larg- The sentinel groaned, staggered, gave a of course, but as far as our protection FRAGRANT *in the Iight of the lantern that hung mud nests as I used to see the eaves of toward the front of the arch. Should est factory in the country, at Perber- despairing look at his executioner, and can go, your wife and daughter shall above t~eir heads. my father's barns amid the Catskills. he fail to do so his clip must remain ton, 0., can turn out 100,000,000 match- fell at Jacinta's feet a corpse. have it." "What's the matter, boy?" cried In the cliffs along the Yukon in Alaska upon the arch it rested on before he es a day, probably a seventh of the en- "Come!" said Salvarez. They fol- "Right!" said Tempest. "Two Amer- Tempest, in alarm. "You look like a they are said to swarm in great num- played and he must make the points tire consumption. lowed him from the room, and in the icans are as good as a dozen of that ghost, What's happened?" bers, Nearly all our game-birds are again. Should he move his marker This country has~a great advantage twinkling of an eye they had disap- rabble upstairs." "She's dead!" he gasped. "Lola's decreasing in numbers, because sports- beyond or back of the point he is for In the abundance of aspen, which tree peared through the sliding panel. Salvarez smiled. dead. I heard them t:dking about it men are more and more numerous and his attention must be called to such iS superior to all other timber for "You seem to h~e been better than -jfist now. She died l~st night. They skillful, and their guns more and more error before he plays again, otherwise match-making, on account of its na- Teeth" CHAPTER XV. the entire force to-night,'/ he said. "I are going to bury her in the garden to- deadly. The bobolinks are fewer than it shall stand. Should a player put a tural qualities and the ease with which scientifically prepared anc~ . ~ ~'; Namampa, the Hero Doctor. agree with you that this place is safe day?' strictly pure LiquidDentifrice ' ~_~'~ they were a decade or two ago, be- ball through its arch he must move it is worked. It is light, spongy and While Medworth and Tempest were enough; but how will you live? It "So soon?" said Tempest. "Why do in a New Size, handy ,to use. ~,u cause they are slaughtered more and the corresponding clip to its proper splints easily, and though pine, linden, exerting themselves to save General lacks the necessary comforts. Then they not wait longer?" Large LIQUID and POWDER, • • - - 75c: more in the marshes and rice-fields of: arch before the next ball is played, birch and other woods are also used in Salvarez and his fatally, and were con- the matter of food is most important." '.'They do not wait long in this coun- SOZODONTT00TH POWDER, . 25a: the South. The bluebirds and hermit- otherwise the clip remains as'before, this and other countries, aspen is pre- gratulating themselves upon the fact Tempest laughed. try," senor," said Jacinta; and then, At all the Stores,~ or bv Mail for the price~ thrushes were threatened with extinc- says an exchange. ferred to them all. European match ~ample of Sozodont for the postage, ~ cent~ that Don Juan's daughter, if not free "We must do without the comforts, with her long lashes hiding the gleam tion by a cold wave and a severe storra If a player roquets two or more balls manufacturers have been engaged in a HALL & RUCKEL, New YoR~ from the clutches ~f the royalists, was General," he said. "But as for food, of satls,faction that came into her in the Southern States, a few years at the same stroke only the first can scramble for years past to secure a suf- at least temporarily safe, owing to a with a river full of fish running past eyes and could not be held back, she ago, These birds appear to have been be croqueted. Should a player croquet ficient quantity of aspen to supplement sligh~ illness, the truth was that Lola our hidden door, and fruit to be had placed her jeweled hand in Meal- a ball he has not croqueted he loses her own supplies. was in so feeble and dangerous a con- for the picking, not to mention a stray worth's, and, leaning forward, she slain by the hundred thousand, But his turn and all balls moved by such How many matches are used in this dition that Don Juan, Philip and (~o- calf or two from your own herds ] pressed her rich, warm lips to his cold, they are slowly recovering lest play must be replayed to the satisfac- country daily is not known, but if we mez were all very much alarmed about don't think we'll starve. Don't fea" white brow in what seemed to be a ground, and in ten or more years will for us. If we continue to have the tion of the opponent. figure on the British basis of eight [ For Than ~t Quarter of a Century- her. token of her honest sympathy. no doubt be as numerous as ever. I Mdro same number of hours at night tha~ The handicap introduced by some matches per capita a day the home ~he reputation of W. L, .Douglas $3.00 While the exciting scenes attendant That afternoon there was a sad and see along the Hudson River fewer the country has had since the creation, consumption is 610,427,096 matches a and 83.50 shoes for style, comfort and upon the escape of Salvarez were being solemn gathering near the fountain in eagles-than I used to see fifteen years clubs is the small wicket, not more wear has excelled all other makes sold at and the soldiers of the new king con= day. This enormous figure may be ac- these prices. This excellent reputation has enacted, it might well be wondered" the g~rden of Salvarez, and while Don ago. The collectors and the riflemen than three and one-half inches in all- been won by merit alone. W.L. Douglas ttnue to drink plenty of intoxtcatinv cepted as approximately the home shoes have ~o give better satisfaction thaz~ that neither Philip nor Gomez should Juan, Philip and Gomez looked silently are no doubt responsible for this de- starter, In practicing it is well to u~* beverages, we can walk all around and consumption of home-made matches, other 83.00 and $3.50 shoes because his; have been in the council .room, or any- on, the body of poor Lola was lowered :tease. E,at the robins, thrushes, a wicket of this size, then the regula- reputation for the best 83.00 and ~3.50~ never be caught." in addition to the foreign matches that shoes must be maintained. The standard~ where near to prevent the successful into a shallow grave. finches, warblers, blackbirds, orioles, tion four-inch Will. not seem so for- "You give me renewed courage," said are found in all of our markets, but, has always been placed so high that the' issue of Medworth's plot. They did not see two pairs of eyes flY-catchers, vireos, and woodpeckers mtdahle. The new pattern wickets are wearer receives more value for his money' Salvarez. "If two young men who arc it by no means represents our total in the W. L. Douglas $3.00 and $3.50: Don Juan, who, notwlthstanding h~ that peeped from a secluded bower; are c.uite as abundant as they were a firm and rigid and do not spread, the strangers here can accomplish thes~ output, for a considerable quantity of shoes than he can get elsewhere; one pair being dimmed with tears. quarter of a century ago if not more par,t entering the ground being wedge W. L. Douglas sells more $3.00 and $3.5~ vaulting anlbition, sternness and pride, things, a General of the Republi~ Medworth and Tempest had risl~ed SO, shaped. There is no restriction as to American matches are sold in Euro- shoes thananyother two manufacturers. really loved his daughter, was torn should not hesitate. Since I am as- pean and other countries. W, t. Douglas $4.00 Oilt Edge Line capture, and perhaps death, to witness the kind or size of mallet used, and cannot be equalled at am/ price. with anguish and bitterly condemnea sured of the safety of my dear ones. The English sparrows, no doubt, the last sad rites. one or two hands may be used in strik- himself for bringing her against her there remains nothing now ,for me t~ tend to run out our native birds in La Grippe conquers life~ Wiza/'d Oil (To be continued.) ing. Cocobols Is the new wood of will to a place that now threatened to do but go. If I could but get word ~o towns and smaller cLties, but in the conquers La Grippe. Your druggist. which mallets are made. There is be the cause of her death. Ramana." country their effect is not noticeable. sells Wizard Oil. much discussion regarding the aboli- Nemdy the same anxiety was shown "Who? Ramana, the Garib?" aske I{ot~tlon ~f C;~lendar~. They are town birds anyway, and nat- tion of the gutta-percha end of the by Philip, and he did not conceal it.. Medworth. An evening cofltemporary has been urally take their place with a thousand Otlmr people must die in order that mallet. Its best argument is that it Gomez, felt, in his own way, a great • "Yes," replied Salvarez. "Ramana is nforming its readers that they can other town abominations. the Undertaker may. live. anxiety, but he skillfully concealed the old, but he is a true friend." ~se the same calendars every twenty helps the girls, but they reply with true state of his feelings and appeared "What message would you se:~d vears~when the dates of the month spirit: "We do not wan~ any assist- ~ELLO~V CLOTHES AI~;E UNSIGI][TLY ;all on tile same clays of ~he ~,eek =- ance on the score of sex." I~eep them white with Ru:~s lHeaching Blue, rather the sympathetic friend than the him?" asked Artlmr. "I know his hut. A 'tourist who has written of the Gc~ the genuine. AlIgroeers, 10c. thereby avoiding the expense of five An innovation is to apply to the tim- ~" aflled lover. I can go there now." hard life of the railroad contractors in "1manses for present century. ber border of a croquet lawn a half The shoe dealer is always on the lookou~ for After a conference between the three "You might be captured." the But the West whose work takes them far ":ere is something better than that. round band of soft rubber, by which slippery customers. Mattazudo was dispatched for Namam- "Did not Tempest just now tell yo- from the rest of the world says: :'ersons who'have the double advan- the most wonderful caroms are made, pa, the herb doctor who lived three that we could go anywhere?" I wonder if the boys an:t girls who I am sure plso's Cure for Consumption saved 'age of ancient family and careful extricating the player very often from miles distant. Mattazudo's eyes gleam- "Go, then," said Salvarez. "Sev have traveled to the Pacific coast re- my lifo three years etc.--Mrs. TIles. I{OBIIINS, ed with triumph as he bore away to- Ramana, and say to him that Salvarcz :arefathers, by turning up the ealen- embarrassing positions. A .croquet sMaple Street, Norwich, N. Y.. Feb. 17, 1900. member the wide, desertlike plain over ward Namampa's hut. his friend, is in trouble. Tell him that dars~unfortunately they are not lawn needs constant care and atten- which the train seems to travel so Gomez, perhaps, discovered the mis- I have escaped from the castle, an,J printed ones. for the twelfth century, tion to keep It in good order~fre- Earl Russell, who is now in a Lon- slowly. Perhaps they remember ~ better chief in Mattazudo'~ looks, for he nmst cross the 0rinoeo at once, with- by Solomon Jarchus, will find the days quent mowing and rol!ing~above all, don, Eng., jail. where he was sent by the grand old mountains that tower started to warn the half-breed against out being seen at Bolivar or any other and dates coincident with the present roiling. In technical language, a cro- the house of lords a~S a bigamist, will far up into the clouds. One often hears any more treachery. But Philip stopped place on this side. Tell him I must century. Such persons can save the quet lawn must be neither "heavy," probalfly return to Neva~da upon his the remark. "A fine piece of engineer- him. start before it is light. Tell him to t~xpense of buying for 100 years. nor "*fast," nor "too quick," but the release and become an Ameriealn citi- . gg, L Doea~l~= $3,00 aznd $3,:~ ing!" and people exclaim over the wis- zen. =hooa arc .made of the s~zmo h~JTIa "Don't go, Gomez," he said, "I wish bring his large canoe, and his son :\gain those with a frugal mind, who reverse of all these. dom and ingenuity of the brain that gr~do"len~hor~ u~ed in SB_ nnd ~' to speak to you in the council room." Recent, to help him paddle. Tell him have preseved the almanacs of the •~hoes ,~n~ tape ]u~t as ~eOd=, made it possible to cross those terrible 8old by the best shoe dealers everywhere,. Then turning to Don Juan, he said: to meet me twenty feet below the se- ~neteenth century, will scold an out- Benny was a new boy at school, and PAINT IN THe3 FALL mountains by bridges, tunnels and Insist upon having 3V. L. Douglas shoe~. "My dear Garza, remain here with your cret passage." lay for calendars of the century com- as the teacher enrolled his name in her with :numO and price stamped on botgoxn. Medworth then hurried away, cau- switchbacks. But you don't hear much book. she asked: "Where do you live, Fall painting is best; the l[o~V to Ordee l~y ]l[ail.--If %g. L Bc~Iglal~, daughter, and let me know when this mencing Jan. 1, 2201, as the dates for t~. about the workmen who dug it out, ~hoes are not sold In ~'Ollr town, send order direct herb doctor comes." tiously worked his way out of the se- he 100 years following will be eotn- Benny? .... On Blinker street," he an- fncto~'y, - Shoes sent anywhere on receipt of price ann mile after mile, along the weary paint gets well seasoned be- ~.'..'?~{.::.:.: .:;:'..::1 ~5 cts, additional for carriage, My' Philip and Gomez left together, and cret passage and started off toward :ident with those of the last century. swered. "You should say 'In Blinker stretches. ' went at once to the ,council room. Ramana's hut. He found the old In- But life is scarcely long enough for street.' That is considered the proper fore the hot sun gets busy. ~ltom made sh~s, In style, ~lt and" These men are called contractors, ~;~.'.':,':'/,~ wear. Take measurement~ ot "How is this?" said Gomez, pausing dian asleep in a rude hammock of ;ueh economles.~London Chronicle. form now." "Yes're." "You have ~. ~ foot aS shown on model ; stat~ sub-contractors, and men, and they llve You want your paint to [~d~ style desired; size andwidth~ at the door. "The room where SaN grass, and woke him up to give him lately come to town, have you not?" l~~:!~.~ u~ually worn ~ plain or the message of Salvarez. a llfe quite different from the res~ of "Yes're." "Where was your home be- ~"~~ cap too; ;heavy, me6.. varez is confined left without a guard? last, and to protect your prop- ~-~~i~ lure or light soles,. He was much surprised at the agility l{|ght In the Swim, the world, particularly the subcontract- fore? .... Boonville." "Where is Boo~ l~~4',:...'h~ k fit guaranteed.. I saw one there when I left an hour displayed by the old Indian. He called Having obtained a situation there ors ~nd the me~ The work takes them ville? .... In the Erie Canal, ma'axa " erty. If you use Dover ready flgOJ' Ravona, who slept in another ham- he couldn't escape going to Philadel- from one part of the country to an. said Benny. "Strange carelessness," muttered paint, you'll have both. mock, and, without wasting time in phia to live. On Chestnut street he other, wherever there is "'railroading" Philip. "The mo~t dangerous enemy ~~..,%. -. _ ~saying farewell tO Ramana's aged wife, met an old time friend, to .him ex- to be done, and many of them tak,~ Little used matting, as in spare Lasts longer than lead and we have left unguarded, ~atal0g free. ~V. :L. ][l~o~gl~® lgroek¢on~ j~v~,~.~ they hurried, accompanied by 5Ied- plained the reason for his appearance their families with them. They do no: chambers or upper summer rooms, As if actuated by a common impulse oil; costs less. Dover is a sa~e worth~ to the river bank, where a long, in the charming City of Brotherly Love sleep in a house year in and year out, should be swept very clean, then EDUCATIONAL: they ran to the door of the room SaN light canoe was moored. and said: but camp near a town between "jobs." wiped with a cloth wrung out of sweet name in paint things. varez had occupied. All was silent. "Come," said Ramana. "I've taken lodgings on Spruce When moving camp or going on a new milk. Do this once a year--it keeps Ask your dealer for Decor; dent be They entered, and looked hastily Medworth took his seat, and the two street. Have I done the right thing?" piece of work, the boys and girls the straw live and to a degree pliant. satisfied with less. Send for our pan> around the 1argo apartment. CariL-~, with powerful arms, sent the "Certainly, certainly, my dear fellow[ If the milk-wash is used in a living- phlct about paint and painting;i free; Notre Dame, Indiana, There, under tl~e window, lay the mount their ponies and ride along be- canoe speeding down the Coroni. In You couldn't have done better, you side the wagons, which, carry the scrap- room or on a piazza follow it by a things you ought to know. Conducted by the Sisters of tile Holy guard, his face upturned and distorted Cross. Chartered 1855. Thorough a short time they had reached the know. You're right in it, in fact. Why, ers, plows, cooking utensils and bed- wiping with a very hot clear water to with the agony of his sudden death. GOOD-PAINT DEVON CHICAGO. English and Classical education. Reg- trysting-place, and the prow of the the trolley ears run up Pine street on ding. Often the children of the camps keep the floor from drawing flies, "'By heaven!" exclaimed Philip, "Sal- canoe was shot into the overhanging ~{ondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, ular Collegiate Degrees. do not see a town or other children }:or In Preparatory Department students. varez has escaped, What was this man grass on the bank. and come down Spruce street on Tues- months, or sometimes years at a time. Hair Curling Fluid~The following carefully prepared for Collegiate course. doing here? Did Salvarez go out by "Where is he?" asked Ramana. days and Saturdays."~New York They grow up very hardy and strong recipe was given by the Record-Her- Physical and Chemical Laboratories, the window?" "He will come," said Medworth. Times. from the outdoor life, but as wild as ald: Powdered borax, one-half ounce; well equipped, Conservatory of Music Gomez shook his head in a gloomy "Wait here." and School of Art. Gymnasium under deer. gumarabic, 15 grains; spirits of eom- way. They had not long to wait. Sal- The Notre Dame church in Paris, direction of graduate of 1~oston Norman I went into the tent of one of these phor, a drams; warm water, 8 ounces. ~ ~camp and we {rill mail ~)u one. "No. He could not have gone varez had timed them pretty accurate- which has heretofore been lighted by School of Gymnastics. Catalogue free. contractors a few years ago, and in Dissolve the solids in warm water; THE I1, D. FC2LS05~ ARNS CO., The 47th year will open Sept. 5, 190L through the window. The guard was ly, and a few minutes after they ar- candles, is to be supplied with electric the farther corner I noticed two little when cool add the camphor. Moisten aJ4 E~roadway~ NH~V YORJ(, enticed in here to be killed. But how rived he appeared, creeping along .lamF~ at a cost of $90,000. Address DIRECTRESS OF THE ACADES]Y, girls chuclding over the antics of some the hair with this, form in round flat did SaIvarez obtain a weapon; and how slow!y i.n the darkness. Covetousness is never satisfied till ~hen Answerinl &dwJ'tisements l[findiy st. Mary's Academy, Notre Dame, Indiana. pet. I wondered what it was. but was ringlets and fasten with an invisible did he know we.were out of the way? "Ah: you are here," he said. its mouth is filled with earth, afraid to speak to them for fear they hairpin. Ze~tion This Faper. W.N.U .... D ETROIT--N O. 36--]90]~ o I ilities are excellent, passengers being Come Again,,.;. and landed from R. R. trains and ~electric cars at, the gates. Before Oct. ~, ~9ot we want i! Gain Again Miss Ione E. Ostrander, Ehnwood, to reduce our /,~i %ocal 1Dappcning having returned from Chicago where You gained money on the l~st dress we sold you" she Ires been decorating under tim di- (some and be a gainer again. We are bound too surpass all former events .in rection of the well known Mrs. Anna value glving, ~naking it a sale Without an eq uM, that will out-shine, out-class, Barnes(3rane~ would be pleased ~o out-do and oul;-sell any of the former grea~ sales recorded. We have just re- e Stock meet, the ladies of Cass City who are ceived a large line of T. H. & S. Fair, Oct. 1--4. Earl Heenan, Dryden, visits with' interested in art work, Wednesday John Atwell is quite ill this week. Ed Pinney this week. New DreSs Goods afternoon, Sept. 11, from 2 t()5 at Mrs. J. D. Brooker isil] with hay Miss Lena Muck is assisting in T. Fairweather's store. If she can se- Hunt's store this week. The style and quality are what parl~icular women demand. The prices you fever. cure a class or ten, she will ()pen a " Prices ,~,,o,,, .A.ttractlve. This oll'er wi]] will find are in perfect accord with the famous governing principals of the Win. ~orris, Jr. went to Detroit Fall goods,and hats galore at the studio in our city ag once. include all samples and regular stock business. The lowest, the verylowest. Goods that are not, matched any- Monday. millinery shops this week. The base ball game between the where for real cheapness you will find al5 this place. John Marshall is at the Pan-Am. Lucy tIatton, Detroit, is visiting Kingston high school team and the F0[ You cannot afford to overlook this week. her mother here this week. scrub nine of Cass City, which was us if you want Shoes. Our Fall:Clothing, 5h0es; Hats, Gaps, Edith Marshall left Thursday for Keith Morris and Elsie Klump were played here last Saturday, resulted in Cash in Gagetown Tuesday evening. a 10 to 6 victory for our boys. This and Gents' Furnishings Kalamazoo. makes the second game our second G. W[ Goff was in Saginaw the first Miss Gwendoline Collins, Detroit, is 0, c,,,,,,.,¢os oVo,.a, the guest Of era Wickware this week. nine has won from the Kin,gstomboys. lOS [ lY are now arriving ,~nd we would advi~e an inspec- of the week. There was notl~ing particularly sir ik- tion of our goods before buying. We always have some special deals in all NewmanFrost returned from Bay Mrs. Win. Morris and Jessie Clark l l .oo, o, ins about the game excepg tile way Look Them ',: attended the picnic at Sheridan Tues- lines of goods. Small lots to ~lose ou~ at less than cost. We carry the best Port Wednesday. our boys handled the bag, and "Ed's" l ~ver. l Also in Men's and Ladies' i: day. makes of Lillie Strifller returned from the starplaying at first. Dic,¢ did him- ] ~~~ Summer Underwear. , Overalls, Pants and Jackets. Pan-Am, Wednesday. Fairweather Bros. sold to Joe self proud also. Frutchey on Tuesday 4,000 pounds of Guaranteed satisfactory. Trade with the old reliable lirm of Peter Hartt, Carp, was the guest of The Bay Port, hotel uflder the al)le butter; Miss May Landon Sunday, management of Gee. S. Farrar, who is Agnes Mclntyre left for Detroit Miss Jennie McLellan will begin well known here as a genial landlord, teaching in the French district next Saturday to visit relatives. has enjoyed aseason of unusual pros- Monday. Patience Kitchin, Evergreen, is the perity during the summer. During Laing & Janes 2 ACKS guest of relatives in town. Mrs. Jas. Dorman and little Irene the month of August Mr. Farrar em- Piel'cespent Sunday with Marlette ployed 45 persons in his hotel service. J. D. McArthur left for his future friends. Among those associated with the - - home in Pt. tIuron Saturday. M The Y. P. A. held a social gathering hotel are Chas. Schenck, clerk; New- John Anker and wife, Duluth, at the home of II. Wettlaufer last man Frost, porter; Ernest Perkins, • Wanted Every Minn., are .visiting friends here. evening. bell boy, all of whom are well known N@N@@@NNNN A55 CITY Day. Highest Dr. Morris, Sr. made a professional Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wicking, " De- in (3ass City. Mr. Farrar furnished (:;ash Prl~es, THE call at Pigeon Saturday night. troit, were pleasant callers in town ace()mmodations for eleven days dur- N Mrs. Hattie tIubel and daughter, Wednesday. Ing August to the Congress Club or Lahra, are visiting in Bad Axe. Cincinnati. This club includes 115 The Misses Vera Ross and Lillie persons in all, and a happy crowd they Bessie Miller began her duties as McColl were the guests of Greenleaf acket Price List for are. The club was highly pleased M teacher at the Paul school Mgnday. friends Sunday. with the hotel service. Mr. and Mrs. @ the Petail, Trade Mrs. W. Fallis returned We'dnesday IIattie Doming has secured the Farrarexpect to spend the coming E from a two weeks ~ visit with (3are position as stenographer at the asy- Roast Beef, ...... 9 and 10c. Mutton Stew,..:....:7 and' 8c winter in Cass City. Store . friends. N lum at Kalamazoo. o Shoulder Steak, ...... 10c. Mutton Clmps,...... : ...... 12½c Round Steak ...... 12c. Mutton Roast, 10and 12ic The. M. E. Ladies Aid served tea at Dr. D. P. Deming is attending the PET ANI/'IALS. N PRICES'- - { Porter tIouse Steak, .... 14c. Pork, ...... 10c the homeof Mrs. Dewitt Wednesday State Board of Ilealth convention at It has sometimes been argued that Sorloin Steak,...... 14c. Chops, ...... 12o evening. Ludington this week. tim keeping of pet animals is one way N Ladies' and Gents'. Fine Linen Collars 3 for .2So Rib Stew ...... 6c. Shanks,..:...... 25e The M. E. choir was entertained at Mrs. Sheridan and daughter, Ella, Ix) develop tim humane instAncts or Ink and Mucilage going at ...... 3c Yeal Stews, ...... 10c. Veal Chops ...... 125 and 14c tim home of Francis Margus wednes- went to Monroe Saturday where Miss people In general. Like other prac- N Large Granite Dishpan ...... 34c Viral Steak, ...... :...16c. Veal Roasts, ...... 12]c day evening. Ella will attend school. tices, however, this one is good only 4-quart Granite Tea and Coll'ee when it i9 not abused, as it frequently Sophia Matzen returned Wednesday era Wickware entertained a small Pot ...... 24C SAUSA(iES BOLOGNA from (3roswell where she has been circle of friends at, a fudge party last is. When one considers the number N Good Shingling Ilatchet ...... ~oc visiting friends. Tuesday night. Oh, fudgel of miserable little beasts yearly trap- Zinc Pails, 12 quart ...... ~9c P~ESSED BEEF DRIED BEEF pod, captured, and bred in cages for Rev. To rb~ of the Presbyterlan Mrs. A. Torbet and daughter, Cath- N We handle Zinc Pails, 14 quart ...... 23c BOILED HAM the amusement of mankind, ib seems church will speak specially, to young erine, are enjoying a short vacation at no Granite Wash Basin ...... lo and 25c (~ GOI~N BEEF people next Sunday. Ingleside, Emmett county. as if some better method of amuse- N Good Mixed Candy, per lb ...... 8c ~-'~ ment miglit be devised. Shoddy Mrs. E. McKim relmrned Monday Otlmrgoods in accordance with the K Fourteen have been received from Of course, there are people who N Goods Dressed Poultry of all Kinds Bought and Sold. from a visitl with friends in Ovid. - above. 0robation and by letter at the M. ft. make friends and companions of their Pontiac and Detroit. N E church the last two Sundays. pets, and although nobody can be ab- -Bring us your eggs Cash Paid for Hides, Tallow and Pells, (3. Fritz is assisting at J. McDon- Mrs. Auten and children, accompan- solutely certain about animal psych(d- N ald'sstore this week during the ill- ied by Mrs. and Miss Libby, returned ogy, it may be that tim dog, horse or ~acket Store. ~.,~,o~,..~ ~,w. The Cass City T ness of M r. McDonald. from Chautauqua Wednesday. bird derives an amount of pleasure MeatMarket W® JANK5 Eva Wickware, Scottville, arrived Gee. Becker and wife and John Zin- from contact with tim superior mind here Wednesday ona visit to her sis- necker and wife spent Sunday a~ Ar- which more than repays the lessor ® NN N N N N N N tiNiNiNt @ ter, Laura, Who is very ill. gyle and Monday at Owendale. freedom. In the case of tt highly bred M. Sheridan, J. D. Crosby, A. A. Miss Anna Klump returned Tues- dog or at saddle-horse it is almost cer- McKenzie and W. Fallis took in the day evening from Nashville, where tain that this is so. But these are in ttie minority when tlm whole number picnic at Sheridan Tuesday. she attended the state Y. P. A. con- [ We pre~er to handle - ~ • convention. of domesticated animals is considered. 4 John (jhapel'slittle girl fell from a In the first place it is certainly Alvin Sansborn, a former Cass City swing last week and fractured her cruelty to take a wild creature out, or boyi who has been employed in Han- = a O9 arm. Dr. King attended her. its natural environment and place it cock, is spending a few days with in a cage where it can have little ex- (3has. Young is moving this week friends here. ~ ~ and consequently our stock in thislineis beyond reproacll. ercise, no natural companionship, and from his farm near Bethel to the Her many friends will regret to Call and look over our stock of Pails, Cream Cans, ])airy often no suitable food. it is entirely Brian residence on Thirdstreet. hear that Miss Laura Wickware is ~ =g Thermometers, Churns, Cream Separators. Skimmers, possible for people living in a country N Miss Emma Lenzner returned Mon-~ seriously ill with typhoid fever. She Strainers, etc. Only place in town where strictly hand- == town or small village to tame squirrels, made milk pans arc sold. day evening:from a three weeks' visit ] was taken sick last Sunday. birds and other wihl things witlmut with friends in Buffalo and Detroit. Mrs. Deming and children, tIoward in the least interfering with their Miss Julia (3ramer, Waupon, Wis., andKate, went to Oxford Saturday. freedom, if tlmy choose to use a little returned home Monday after a visit They expect to visit in Jackson and patience. Most, wild animals will N. gigel0w N WATCH THIS SPACE with Henry Wettlaufer and family. Kalamazoo before returning. come where they are not afraid of being hurt. The red squirrel can be On Monday Mrs. H. Bailey pur- Walter Bender wan called to his NEXT WEEK. coaxed to come from his hole and eal, chased the bakery of Mrs. Parker. home at Ru~h last Friday on account corn from the hand of a lmnaan being, The business will be conducted as of the serious illness of his mother. IIe returned Monday leaving his mo- and birds of all kinds are easily tamed usual. J. L. H itchcock & Sons. ther somewhat better. in the same way. One who has once Jas. Wallace returned Tuesday ev- t r¢ cription gil[l¢ Tile pulpit of the M. E. church will enjoyed the delight of winning the ening from Pontiac, where he has confidence of the wood-folk will never been employed as an attendant in the be occupied by Roy. Howard A. Field, witb Pure Druga Milan, next Sunday morning and ev- again wish' to keep any o£ them in a E. M. A. . ening. He is a fine speaker and all cage. gull ~IIl¢tg bt, Wesley Forbesl Tilsonburg, Ont., will enjoy hearing him. The animal which is bred for the :kiccurat¢ ~ea~ur¢, arrived here Wednesday evening and [ purpose of domestication, like .the 3~ Gompetcnt ll~barmacl~t, is the guest of his brother-in-law Dick Landon and Aleck Graham are lap-dog, the Persian cat, the wlfi~e ' assisting Mr. Rodgers of Toledo in his ~t ~Plobt Dric¢~. Philip Usher. survey for plans and specifications on mouse, or the canary, is usually in- The scrub ball team of Cass City the proposed sewerage system which ferior in intelligence to the wild ani- ruu line or ,~cbooI a~ool~ rot the countr~ went to (3aseville last Friday where it is hoped may be put, in at an early mal, for the very good reason that it they were up against it to the tune of date. does not need as much brains Iso be 27 to 15, most of tim runs being made fed, petted and pu~ to sleep as to get the first Inning. Talk about your base Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Marr, Mr. and one's living in tt~e midst of a throng ball andscrdbplayingl Mrs. Moore, S. Champion, Mr. and of enemies. There are two ways, T, H, FRIT; Mrs. McKim, J. D. Brooker and A. D. however, in which the keeping of i 1 r Gillies were at Carp ~uesday. A.D. these animals can be made really - " - - --~ Gillies gave a very interesting address beneficial to children and adults; one at the picnic. is by making companions of them, developing all the intelligence they Best /tssortrnent The following letters remain un- have, and the other is by choosing Patronize ...... ,,~x~ claimed in the P. O. at Cass (jity for pets of a sort whose intelligence is al- T-e the week ending Aug. 31: Mrs. Ella ready considerable. (3hildren should Wilson, Miss Floy Russell, Robert be encouraged to be kind to their pet, s and to make friends with them, and Little. When calling for above please this cannot be done unless there is Gass City Roller MiJls Of New Fall and mentionS'advertised. '' H. S, Wick- Intelligence on the otl~er side. If tim ware, P. M. comfort and well-being of tim animal is studied it, will be good for the mas- il/inter Good Last Sunday Dr. Livingston was ter as wellas the pet, for altruism and use WHITE LILY Is to be found at our populai- store. ",Our stock of' Fall and Winter Goods is elected superintendent of the Presby- enerally works in tl~at, way but can- terianSunday school and Win. Mc- ~ or will compel most people to admit complete and is now ready for your inspection: Every department being well and HELLEF( S BEST Cullom was elected assistant. New that nothing of the kind is usually filled, you are assured of a good assortment from which yofi may select, q_'lie done. intei'est has been awakened in the lowest prices and the latest styles are our hobbies, and by trading here,jou will school and it is expected that new be assured of the best treatment anff the best prices to be had in the city. ~9 classes will be formed. ~e r£hey are the best and cheapest winter wheat brands Call and see our stock and then judge, for yourself. LINEI . GOLU/JN N Rev. L. Brmnm of the Evangelical on the market. In the feed line we have a complete ~r.; We are headquarters for Peaches. We are now getting them by tile church is presenting many in~eresting RA~Es~Threo cents a llne for each inser- ~ stockol:everythingc0nsisting of Feed, Bran and Mid- ~,~ PEACHES carload. Leave yourorders with us and have them delivered. We bible truths in his Sunday evening tion. have them at different prices according to the quality. sermons. Every student of %,he bible dlings and Mixed Feeds which we are selling at lowest ,~,9 should be interested in this search lIorse, buggy and harness for sale 8-9-3" Mrs. F. Meiser. Bring in your Apples that are ready for market, Try us on Fruit Cans. i, We handle all for greater light on the great Bible cash prices. Cass City is the place go get your milling ~ kinds of fruit and farm produce. Get our prices before you buy or sell. Bring us your butter themes. Next Sunday evening Mr. House {tnd lot for sale. Enquire done. and eggs. We want them at highest cash market price.. Brumm will preach from the subject, 8-9-3¢ Mrs. llubel. "The Times of the Gentiles, and the A young team weighing ,2400; also ~ yearl- Salvation and Restoration of Israel." ing colt. 8-9-3* lJ rederiek Burl¢. Luke 21:24. Romans 11:25-26. For sale--A horse barn.Kllnqulre of c.w. Fairweather We call the attention of our readers 8-23-4* CONRAD MESSNER. Bros. to the announcement in our advertis- ing columns of the State Fair to be IIorsofor sale; weight 1.500. ln(luiro of Prompt Delivery. 8-23-4 JOSEPI [ BOND. held at Pontiac Sept. 23-27. A large ?ELLER. ~Phono 10. Big Double Store exhibit is promised and many fine at- WANTED! Wanted! I pa~yeash for used postage stamps. Send 10e f,,r eornplcte price gractions. The transport,ation fac- list. J.M. WALDRON, Garfield, Mich.